Izhar! That is one beautiful leaf! Once that plant grows, you will be amazed at how much pleasure it will bring you. I have a few of these and what I like about them the most is that they take up no prime sunny space in the house or yard. I just stick them in the cellar where there is barely any light, or dark corners of the house, north facing windows where almost none of my other plants will grow, or the the yard under trees and shrubs. I just love them. I never get bugs on mine either. I can't even believe that you got one to sprout. I have tried and failed. That is a great job. Thanks for the info on the white stuff. I like your idea about keeping pH down. Very good idea. Toni: Thank you for that although they are not as pretty as Izhars! I will hold of on ordering. I saw some on e-bay from Vietnam too, and now those caught my eye. Sometimes I wonder why so many unusual plants are so hard to find here in the U.S. Hope everyone has a great day today! 82 here today again. I love it. Mike

Thanks Rococogurl, I've heard about Vaska but haven't tried it yet! I agree Persil is the best at cleaning but too expensive for the amount of laundry I do. Also trying hard to find a good green detergent but I can't compensate for not having clean clothes!! Just curious what would happen when you used Vaska being that you have soft water? Before I tried caldera I tried Nellys and it didn't clean my clothes at all they looked clean but smelled like they weren't washed actually had a dirty laundry smell. Reviews for Nellys were mostly all great. Just strange how it works for some and others not good at all.

LOL - Glenda - I have a visual of your foot in the paint! Not a fun mess to clean up for sure. I love to paint - I don't like anyone else doing my painting because they don't do it right :) Which makes DH's day. He hates to paint. What I hate on these "do it yourself" shows on HGTV is when they are painting a room and still have all the switch plates on. COME ON! You know a pro painter comes in and takes over, but at least they could take those plates off. My house had many coats of paint over the old switch plates. That was the first thing I did - soak those babies in ammonia and make them look right again. Also hate the fine mist of paint on the woodwork from someone who went too fast with a roller. Drives me crazy! LOL!

Thank you. The 24" note says will not work with rear brackets. What does that mean? I apologize. How can under mounted glides be attached to the side? Basically, I need to understand what bits and pieces I need to buy to have the 24" undermount. What side brackets would I need to get for the 24" undermount to work? I am trying to figure out the cost difference. Is this the right thing blum 24" What else do I need other than new drawers? I don't understand the rear v. side bracket issue. I apologize for being dense.