TO: western pa luann & brickeyee. The post is listed under BUILDING A HOME Dated October 21, 2009 RE: Online Sites to Purchase Building Materials clip this post email this post what is this? see most clipped and recent clippings Posted by easyfix (My Page) on Wed, Oct 21, 09 at 10:18 I have found a site that provides wall and ceiling grilles and registers for the home when I was searching for a replacement register. I did not use the site since I don't believe it is ready for commerce but give it a try. www.grdglobal.com If you have any other questions please feel free to ask. Best regards, Jim Parker

HI dancing girl ! Alot has happened since I purchased my pe scan! 2 new embroidery machines 1 old version of Disney then a new version of brother embroidery machine ....I haven used my pe scan but once! I tryed using it yesterday. ....it no longer works! Tryed looking it up on brother website but there is no such item must be so outdated! I took it apart today and fuse is black I need a new fuse ! But I don't know what kind of fuse it is! Brother is closed on Sunday :(. Maybe you know someone with this information the rest of the machine is pristine! But the fuse! ...I JUST ORDER THE BROTHER SCAN N CUT LAST WEEK! I'm so excited I'm wondering if I need this machine anymore now that I have the scan and cut I might be able just to transfer to pe design after I scan on cut n scan or I can just transfer it to my machine after that it sounds complicated to me so if I have to but a new one I might just get the flip pro scanner for brother I found one for 135.oo. so I have to wait till next month unless the cut n scan works?? If anyone knows anything about the only fuse that's inside the pe scan let me know ! I like to use this for lace if I can fix it! Thank you so much!! Dancing girl! !

I quit buying plants at Walmart, they are root bound ALWAYS and overpriced. I love to grow a great deal of my plants now from seed - it's fun and it takes away some of the dreariness of late winter - life begins right in front of your eyes. I hope some of you will do a little research and try it, just annuals to start. It's a LOT of fun and very rewarding and very cheap to do. I don't do a lot, just a few flats - love it. There were a couple of sad looking plants at Walmart priced at full price. I asked to see the manager, showed her how root bound they were and how they were dying. I told her that if she would let me have them for 1/4 the price, I would take the chance and try to get them to survive. She told me it was against the corp policies of Wal Mart to do this, I was so surprised! I know those plants were going to be thrown away. I guess they make a better profit to keep the prices up there, they must sell enough even if the plant is dying - rather than to drastically reduce the plant to get rid of it. Then, they just throw away the dead ones. It seems so sad and wasteful to me anyway.

So, it looks like most of the air flow just goes out of the registers that are closest to the a/c unit. For starters you need to know how long the duct runs are. If those two registers with good airflow are closer to the air handler it makes sense why they get more airflow, the air travels in the path of least resistance. It also makes sense why that duct run farther away is weak, it is a long run and less air is going through that. The larger duct will allow more airflow due to less resistance. More air will enter the larger duct and it will have more push to it allowing it to travel a greater distance. Couldn't the issue be caused by too much air going out of the closest to a/c unit registers leaving very little left over for the last room? If so, wouldn't either smaller ducts to the other rooms or a damper to redirect some of the air to the problem bedroom solve this? Yes and no. If you damper the high airflow registers then the overall airflow available is reduced which may or may not affect your AC operation. Your AC needs a minimum amount of airflow to operate properly. In any case you need to inspect your ductwork as originally advised. Any further hypotheticals are a waste of your and our time. You need to know if the duct is messed up anywhere or if it is disconnected. Then you can go from there.