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Galvanized mesh wires or viny coated mesh wires?
Comments (7)metal rusts. both the zinc galvanization and the vinyl coating are there to help inhibit and slow down that action. but it is a temporary fix... there are problems with both systems... 1) Zinc galvanization does rust and break down... it is a white powdering coating (zinc oxide). 2) the vinyl coating can crack, tear and rip... so that water can enter be trapped - rusting the steel wire from the inside. water, salts and acids can all help the rusting process along... ALL of which are present in a good healthy garden and compost pile. In welding we avoid zinc galvanization, because of the dangerous off gas that is created, but even that requires long term exposure and high quantities... do a topic search of: "zinc oxide poisoning" Vinyl arguably leaches potentially dangerous chemicals over time... do a topic search of: "vinyl leaching" sorry... too much information?...See MoreQuickie Roller Mop and Universal Sponge Mop
Comments (1)Maybe ebay? I swear you could find used toothpicks there. You might even try contacting the company. It's a family owned business and they're located only a few miles from my home. It's worth a try. Good luck Here is a link that might be useful: Quickie...See MoreRECIPE: need a recipe for a Sponge cake
Comments (4)Angel cakes don't use any yolks. SPONGE CAKE 6 eggs 1 TBL lemon juice 1 tsp grated lemon rind (no white part, only the yellow) 1 cup sifted cake flour Pinch of salt 1 cup sugar Preheat oven to 325°. Lightly grease & flour the bottom, not the sides of a 10" tube pan. Break the eggs into the large bowl of a mixer, add the lemon juice & grated rind & beat the mixture at highest speed until soft peaks form, 12-16 minutes. while the eggs are being beaten, sift together the flour & salt onto a piece of waxed paper. Continue beating the eggs at highest speed (after soft peaks form) & pour the sugar in a fine stream over them, taking 2 1/2 to 3 minutes to add all the sugar. Change to lowest speed & sift the flour & salt over the surface of the mixture as the bowl turns, taking 2 1/2 to 3 minutes to add all the flour. Scrape the sides of the bowl & beat at lowest speed 1/2 minutes. Pour the batter into the prepared pan & bake 50 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Invert the cake pan & set it on a rack to cool. Prop it up if necessary so that the air can circulate between the cake & countertop. Let the cake cool at room temperature before removing it from the pan.~~from Craig Claiborne...See MoreOpen floor plan, can I mesh two different colored crown moldings?
Comments (0)I am in the middle of a whole house reno. I wanted to paint the kitchen cabinets and the attached crown gray, but the kitchen opens to the living room, which will have white box paneling and also white crown like the rest of the house. There is a corner where the two rooms meet (a recessed bar niche between the living/kitchen. I don't love the idea of two colors of painted crown meeting up, is there a good way to do this? Or does anyone have a picture of a similar situation? I have seen stained cabs/meeting with painted and that looks ok but two different paints seems like a bad idea. I can't seem to find any photos of this situation. Kitchen is the the right, bar niche to the left with the pretty white pipe running through it, living to the far left. (Dining is through the cased opening with window) My current thought is to do the bar area cab/crown white and extend the white over the tiny bit of wall between that and the kitchen. Then the gray kitchen cabs would start on that wall to the left of the wires. Thank you!...See More
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