Flour sack towels. Best resource? I'm in Canada.
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Comments (41)Pat, I need to come visit you and stock up! I use those bar mops for everything. My non-use of paper towels is for two reasons. The first is to save money, I do laundry anyway so I just toss them in with the whites, so I don't use any more water or gas for the dryer, etc. The second reason is because we now have free recycling, so I cancelled my garbage service. Oh wait, that saves money too, LOL, about $30 a month. However, I have to take everything to the recyling center myself, there's no curbside service. So, the more I use in paper products the more I have to haul to recycling or find a way to dispose of. Dave has a big commercial sized dumpster because of the business, so anything I can't recycle or compost goes there, but I have to haul it. The less garbage I have to haul in the Jeep, the better I like it, LOL. As for paper napkins, I've NEVER liked paper napkins unless I'm eating something really messy like ribs. I like cloth napkins and have a basket that sits on the end of my counter. Those just go in the laundry too. Annie...See MoreTea Towel Report
Comments (11)I like pure linen for drying dishes. Unfortunately, they're getting harder to find, and they're getting expensive. For years I ordered them from the Vermont Country Store, but the last time I ordered from them, I think they were up to something like $12-$15 each. Now, I think they no longer even stock them. Recently, I was in IKEA to pick up something for a friend who lives in Hawaii (where there is no IKEA). While there, I spotted pure linen tea towels that are made in Russia. Two for $6.99. What a bargain! They're good-sized, white with black window pane stripes, and just as absorbent and lint-free as the towels I've used for years. I recommend them....See MoreGluten Flour
Comments (18)Jasdip.....we have an ARC that literally has it ALL! :0) I got my Zo for $15, like new, then just printed the booklet online. It's like that for everything! I actually DID spend $200 on my Hitachi when it was new.....stupid...since it works like the $50 ones. :0)(I purchased it becasue a GF had it, so we could compare results. She said it did everything, it doesn't.). The ZO is "outstanding" because you can add heavy ingredients like oatmeal or use bakers yeast(slower rise time) and it will let you stop the machine, reset one stage...then continue at THAT stage. No other machine I've read about will do THAT. It's capacity is the same as all bread machines. No.....6 cups is too much. It would rise up and make a mess. :0)...See MoreI'm on a countertop/backsplash roller coaster...
Comments (99)I prefer the art to be hung like art on the walls, as was recommended when this came up before. However, I'm feeling a bit lost as to how to be helpful here to you. I STILL like the original tile posted here. A lot. I also like the blue and white coral-like tile and the blue and white circle flowery things which almost could pass for starfish. With the latter two, it seems like they would both combine nicely with white subway if you just wanted an accent tile over the range area instead of taking the pattern all the way across the kitchen. I'm a sucker for arabesque tiles almost all the time, but I do think they showcase better where there is a larger area between counter and uppers than more narrow. And, I'm not as big of a fan of powder, sky and pastel blues for your condo at all. The tile you can peek at in the tropical dining room pic is intriguing if you like the idea of going more towards aqua and less towards the blues - but can't see enough of it to really tell what it is. The pic aktillery posted of the modern bungalow shows again how a kitchen can be basically neutral put still benefit from some color (I happen to love that counter, wonder what that is)....See More- 9 years ago
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