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Comments (4)Hi there I use a 12-36-14 fertilizer. It's quite strong for my hoyas so I tend to dilute it down probably to about a quarter of what they recommend, and fertilize maybe once or twice a month. My hoyas are doing really well (but I've abandoned them for a week, poor things, hope they're ok...) I've recently started adding it in with the beer fertilizer, again at reduced concentrations, and that seems to work well. Hope that helps, Hills...See MoreTiling tomorrow and I can't decide! Opinions needed...
Comments (22)If you really want to use the mosaic I would use it to tile the entire area behind the range. I preferred the cleaner look without multiple types of tiles on the backsplash, but I am a simple is more kind of gal. I think you have enough pretty elements going on in your kitchen that you don't need to call attention to the area behind the range. I would also not put a strip of that mosaic around the entire kitchen. That is also visually distracting to me, and most of it will be hidden with the items you are leaving out on your counter anyway. I dislike the little boxed-in square of a different tile behind the range because I just think it's too busy. I also think it's pretentious and overdone. I am much more of a function oriented person, and a different tile boxed in behind the range, IMHO, serves no purpose. What is the point of it? Just to give you something interesting to look at? I personally don't find the area behind the range a place to which I want to draw attention. Using the mosaic behind your entire range would look better than just a little boxed-in section of it. I agree that it is a very pretty mosaic! All of this is just my humble opinion, of course, but you asked. :) It's your kitchen, and you are doing a lovely job constructing it. If using that mosaic in a little box behind your range makes you happy, then you should do it!...See Morequick opinion needed! not sure I should do what I'm thinking of
Comments (45)hi OB2B, so nice to meet you today? did you enjoy the tour? I had a chance to see a few of the houses this afternoon. It was a great day. steph2000, thanks so much! i think you are right re: the semi-flush. right now I am going to take a breather until the hood is ready. I pushed really hard to get this done for the tour today -- there were so many people here this week. will be nice to take a little break. deedles, I purchased the wolf 20" riser with shelf for behind the range. it isn't up yet. the guys were having trouble sliding the range out. the riser has to attach to the back of the range (i would have assumed it could just attach to the wall) and so the range has to slide out. The marble countertops are very tight to the range with really no gap at all so it was difficult for them and they were rushing so much to get so many things done that I suggested we address it later when they can slow down a little (I was a little afraid of them damaging the doors on my range ... they were pullling on them trying to slide it out and that was definitely not okay with me!)....See Moreplease please give me ur opinions I’m clueless
Comments (10)The manufacturer is Harris. I think we might have a box or two left but we need to repair a water leak and used quite a bit of our reserve. I hated them from the beginning. They scratch very very easily and have a sheen that makes very tiny crumb visible. My husband went to the store where we got the flooring and they told him they can’t be refinished. Since the kitchen is the area that has the most damage we wanted have it ripped out and replaced with ceramic tile. Easier to clean and more functional. After reading ur comments I’m going to took for something completely different rather than trying to match up a wood like ceramic. As always ty for ur comments they really are much appreciated....See More- 11 years agolast modified: 11 years ago
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