Do Not Call used to work, but is worthless these days. We were ready to just get rid of our landline as we get several robo calls every day, and they were driving us crazy. I hated the idea of just having a cell and carrying that room to room, but it had come to that. Then I tried nomorobo Awesome! One ring and it's gone I can take one ring, then silence, but the ringing until the answering machine picked up as it did previously, is just plain annoying! Caller ID announces on the TV, but the darn thing is still ringing.. We've had it since May, legit calls do get through, yes, even things like Drs offices and Optum RX (mail order prescriptions). I do check to see who it was calling often, and have yet to find even one legitimate call blocked. My husband and I both feel it's the best thing since sliced bread, and free to boot!!

It really seems to be very variable. I have a friend who used bathfitters and she was was pleased. It looks good, but it does not feel like real tile or tub in my opinion. The appeal is that it's a one day event and you are done. It's very pricey for what it is though. As for the reglazing, that is more variable. There are people who have had great re sults and others where it's really not lasted well at all. If you consider reglazing like t czarinlex had done, definitely do research on the firm doing it. As I said, some really do a miracle job and others do a very poor job.

Guess what? I MAY have figured out at least part of the problem! @fig_insanity Z7b E TN, @portlandmysteryrose, @seasiderooftop, @Vaporvac Z6-OhioRiverValley IF you have the on again, off again messaging issues, sign out of Houzz then sign back in. Until about twenty minutes ago, the only inbox I had was the fully blank one I complained about last night with no followers nor following. After signing out and signing back in...SHAZAM! I guess it reset and cleared my browser? I usually keep this and several other sites signed in as pinned pages on the browser I use for them so all I have to do is open the browser and they appear automagically.

I used to have one that someone gave me, but it broke. I found it awkward to use, and it required more maintenance than it was worth - at least for me. I do not keep butter on the counter, and I never put butter on toast, pancakes, or waffles. About the only time I use butter on something that has already been cooked is potatoes or vegetables, and then only rarely. I generally make a velouté sauce for vegetables instead. When I make pancakes or waffles, I add cream and sufficient butter to the batter that they do not need any more butter after they are cooked. If I want butter on toast, I generally make garlic toast, and I mix butter, garlic, herbs, and olive oil into a spread to put on the bread before toasting/grilling it. I can't think of ever putting plain butter on toast or bread.