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Comments (1)The old grease has probably hardened/dried up. The trans needs to be cleaned and re-greased. A good trans grease is Sten's #00. I would replace the belt at the same time. Depending on type of drive system, there may be clutches at the wheels that also need service. Check the spur gears and ring gears on the wheels....See MoreCold Feet! Warm vs. Cold Water
Comments (16)No - it is not true. Variegated plants do not need to be dry before watering. They ALL do better on constant moisture - like wicking - if your soil is loose enough, wick is taking just enough water - it takes some adjustment. What Stamik is dealing with - you bottom water - you can easily make the soil soggy - may be temporarily - but with cool conditions - it can be detrimental. So in this case - too much is worse than not enough. Oldtimers didn't use wicks - but they used their index finger - if the first 1/2 inch of soil is dry - it is time to water. And with bottom watering - there is always a good practice -water - and in 15-20 minutes - pour the leftover water out of the saucers. Even if the top still fees dry - the moisture will gradually redistribute itself. It is not that we are running around dispensing a precise amount of water into each separate pot......See MoreCold Feet/Design Fatigue?
Comments (40)Really personal style isn't "decorated" by a designer. It is more a case of yanking disparate elements together to make a whole. One that is you, that will live and grow and change as the need arises. It can't be done with a boatload of reclaimed wood off a truck, word signs, and big clocks. It has to evolve in conjunction with a life within the home. If you don't have a "life"........and no offense here but by that I mean if you buy junk, and spend life going in and out of a big garage in a big SUV with the junk IN the SUV? You can't get to "that house" I just referenced. " That house" is a reflection of books read, music played, friends entertained, travels taken, and LIFE.It reflects time, past and present. In the beginning...... you fake "life" but you don't FILL the space. Because you must leave room for the life you will continue to live. Stuff has a way of coming in, and staying. Make sure you don't bring in "guests" you wouldn't want around for a WHILE. Many years ago I got a client, big home. We hit it off right away. I was terrified, to then the biggest thing I ever did. In fake it until you make it style, I realized a couple months in, that I had been GIFTED. She owned relatively little furniture, but art, accessories, more art....books, artifacts, were there in abundance.!!! She had been waiting for her REAL home, so that's what she bought, afraid to commit to "furniture" in a real sense. We had a ball : ) When done, another designer and friend of hers saw the house. Her remark? " Wow, it doesn't look like a decorator just left!!, that is so difficult to do" I consider it to this day, the highest of compliments. She was right btw, and usually that IS hard. In this case? Not so much : ) You just can't buy a life. It has to be lived....See MoreGetting cold feet on our new construction plan! Please help!
Comments (167)Cpartist do you have a door into your closet or is it just an opening? Sara could you send me a picture? I measured the actual space since they made an error on the concrete footings measurement so I ended up with more house then garage which benefits this closet. The closet at question measures 6’3 1/2” deep and 5’8 1/2” wide. Also at this point the door is centered giving about 18” on either side of the opening. I guess I could do hanging in the back and narrow shelves on the both sides. Or maybe I should have him move the door to allow for the 2’ L shaped hanging? But then the door swing may hit my vanity or bed table....See Moretackykat
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