i understand it's a 2 yo thread, but just in case. i do have one of those installed into my irrigation. i did installation myself. was few bucks worth of parts from home depot. it works by running off water flow in the system. judging from the noise it makes, there's a turbine in it that is propelled by water flow and that propels some sort of a pump inside the housing that creates suction, sucking in certain amounts of liquid fertilizer from a can/bottle/canister. i am probably not a good source of opinion on results, as i live on a very, very poor soil acre. fertifator squirts in minute amounts of fertilizer, so it does not give tremendous results when sprayed over 25000 sq feet of grass. also, it should be proportional to time irrigation is on, and i do not exceed 17 minutes per station. also, i combine inline fertigation with broadcast spraying from my 14 gal sprayer, but i started doing this only 2 mths ago. so far, grass is still there. comparing to the last year, when i had 45% of it dead after drought. i have no weeds, as i add weed killer to the liquid. truly, i will know by september, as heat wave finally came to pacific nw, but this time i'll go for broke and keep watering. part of the issue you will have with fertigator is you are getting hassled with finding liquid fertilizer. stores do not have it. best i could find was miracle grow 4 bottle packs from walmart, at $10. liquid fertilizer canisters that will work with mine run about $25 plus shipping and should last about a month. that's really something to consider before you fork for one. what i did, i said froget that expense, and figured how to use regular 2L coke bottle for fertilizer. i simply mix mine and pour into the bottle. 2L lasts about 10 days on 5 days a week irrigation, so i simply watch for the level to drop beyond certain point and refill. i use - blasphemy - miracle grow mixed in water. i feel confident, i could also use fish fertilizer solution in water. heck, i could use black water from my septic. whatever is soluble in water without major solid particles left will work. now i need to find inline fertilizer that will connect into hose garden, for back yard, as i do not have irrigation there.

i got the chairs upholstered. again, couln't decide between wood seat and upholstered. i sat in both before ordering. both are very comfortable. i ordered the chairs through saloom. sometimes finding a ladderback chair that is comfortable is hard -- the chairs are great!!! upolstered or wood seat is comfortable, actually the wood seat is a little more comfortable IMHO. i went with the upohlstered seat because my husband liked it better. i gave him that one. the only other thing i can mention is the wood comes in two finished that satin and non-satin. the dealer advised me to order the satin -- i have little kids too. the satin finish is easier to wipe down and spill friendlier. both finishes are beautiful.

It's amazing that even though I'm a painter, I can't just look at a paint can and know what the paint is. It says flat and it says highly scrubbable. Sometimes a manufacturer will call the paint scrubbable even though it's a true flat, which means it is not a washable or scrubbable paint. Regal Matte is a washable paint and this is why it's called 'matte'. So, it depends....is that paint a flat and the 'scrubble' word is just BS marketing or is it a washable paint of some kind? $24 seems kind of pricey for a flat paint but cheap for a washable paint. If it's really supposed to be washable at that price point, then it's probably not very washable...cheap paints are cheap because they are missing quality ingredients that make the paint good. I would say you should base your decision on how durable you need the walls in your room to be. If you truly want walls you can scrub and wash, then the risk at buying this paint may be too high. Glidden makes great paint though, but usually when these big companies package their products for Walmart, Home Depot, etc, it's not their top line stuff.

We’re looking to get a sectional, something to survive two small children, and the local furniture store said Lancer is one of the better lines they can order. Has anyone had anything made by Lanever Furniture?