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Comments (3)I did something similar a few yrs ago. I had the same concerns about the smaller pieces breaking off so instead of using a mold and placing them in the ground when done, I cut the mold shape directly into the ground. I put a couple inches of hypertufa in, then layed chicken wire on top and put a couple more inches of hypertufa on top. You really have to keep it moist for awhile and I suppose it does dry out faster being in the ground. I just had a spray bottle and doused them a few times a day and covered them with plastic. My biggest problem was keeping the dogs off of them! Good luck, I love the puzzle piece idea and I bet it will look awesome....See MorePuzzle with pieces missing, for example...
Comments (7)I emailed Weight Watchers a while back complimenting them on their new Smart Ones frozen dinners. They replied back and sent me coupons. I just did the same with Lean Cuisine on their new flat bread dinners and they replied back and thanked me for taking the time but didn't send any coupons. I emailed Kohls right after the first of the year telling them that when they first opened the store near me, it was so nice and clean and was a joy to shop there, but over the past year, it had become a dump - everything was crammed in and was a mess. The main office replied back that they'd sent my email on to the store. They responded with a nice email thanking me for taking the time to comment and said a $25 gift card was waiting on me at the service desk the next time I came in. I've also called grocery stores and complimented checkers who were pleasant and efficient....See MoreNeed ideas for island countertop..the last piece of the puzzle!
Comments (41)Hey Scuzz....I'm with cluelessincolorado. You said your home is eclectic and the island is certainly large. Mix it up! Think about how you will use it; consider where you need what type of surface and use the existing tones to choose zones. Zinc or stainless would work well with the stainless/brushed nickel fittings- or- the kit could handle a little white- or - wood to warm it up. IF you do mix, use only two surfaces and make certain one is a solid (ie stainless & marble, white dekton & wood, the existing quartz color & zinc) Beautiful job, BTW. In both layout and decor, it's a room I'd love working and just spending time in....See MoreThe final piece of my layout puzzle, please.
Comments (9)Karenseb and practigal, good points. So prior to the Kamado Joe we went through a half dozen gas and traditional Weber type grills. I wanted the grilling area out away from the house due to those reasons y'all brought up. But DH made a point that he did all the grilling while I mostly did the eating and he should at least be sheltered when grilling all the stuff I usually requested. So then we moved the grilling area to our back covered porch, the roof out there is like 12 ft up so I figured it would be fine. In months the ceiling was a mess. Next we moved the grilling area to the garage and hubby would wheel grill out into driveway to use it. This took care of the messy ceiling but didn't help during inclement weather. So finally I bought him the KJ. We brought it home and it was so freaking heavy we could only get it to the tiny covered front porch before we gave up and decided to leave it there until the boys came home and could help us move it around to the garage. I decided that since it was my brilliant idea then I would have to deal with it sooting up my front porch and would clean it and get over it. It has been there for 2 years and nary a spot of grease or soot. Here is a pic to show the tiny area it lives now and how clean the walls and ceiling are. The little bench is moved as hubby is replacing the railings so had to move it. I still can't believe a) how fabulous everything tastes that gets cooked on it and b) how little smoke or grease it produces. pics...See Moresocks
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