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Comments (32)Looks like your pH is way too high as well as a lot of other things. Try adding dolomite lime(which will also help with your low magnesium levels) and stop adding a ton of stuff to your soil without knowing what it needs. Let the lime hang out for a while and then test just the pH, they have at-home test kits for stuff like that which are pretty foolproof....See MoreSomething's Missing in the Bedroom
Comments (66)I think I'd prefer to keep the colors more subtle than red. I have the rust carpet on the floor and there are bits of red in the embroidery on the kimono but I think that is all the strong color I want. I have a pair of chairs that are similar in tone to the background of the kimono. Right now they are in the LR, but they were bought for the bedroom. As soon as I get all of the furniture sorted out in the LR (my sofa has been sent back to the factory!), those chairs will return to the bedroom. I'm not sure where the burgundy suede chairs will end up. Maybe in a guest room. This Design Seed reminds me of the colors in the room...See Moreis my new Toro SR4 missing something?
Comments (9)Just called the dealer and they told me I would have to take the mower there in order for them to put it on. A bit overkill, wouldn't you say? I emailed Toro in an attempt to have them mail order it on their dime.... we'll see what happens. Worst case scenario I have to order the part and pay the shipping. I assume this speed nut is just something that gets lightly tapped onto the shaft with a hammer....See MoreTiny vintage powder room needs something
Comments (39)It's all great except for the towel ring! (And the roller shade, but you've addressed that!) Very pretty room. I bet my windowless powder room is even smaller than yours ;) If I were you, I'd ditch the towel ring and put a very simple hook centered under the window, and use fingertip towels instead of full-size hand towels. We have little hooks for towels in all of our bathrooms. I wouldn't get too decorative with it, just a simple hook that doesn't come out too far from the wall. I am also a fan of window film. There are lots of options online, from basic etched glass to more decorative patterns. In your case, I'd go simple....See Morekeepitcheap
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