I have CCleaner done that before I try the new password, cookie setting med/high,talked with my dsl server yesterday everything ok with them, after talking with the webpage info they told me to make a list of the books I want and they will take the order over the phone its just I would like to know what went wrong at their end and they cannot tell me.

When DD was little we removed the footboard for the same reason. We bought a bed frame from the mattress store and an adaptor so that we could attach the headboard. We sold that years ago when we replaced her furniture so I can't take a photo of it. As for the quilt sliding - I've never had that problem but I guess it's possible that if the footboard and mattress were close together it could help keep it in place at the bottom. I wonder if it would help if you placed something between the down and the quilt that offered a little friction - like the cushion stuff they sell for kitchen cabinets - or even a long, narrow strip of rug pad that you placed across the bed.

I built roll-out trays for the kitchen in my Mom's apartment - it has those stupid half shelves in base cabinets. The function of those cabinets went up dramatically. Not as good as drawers, but the best I could do with existing cabinets. In my new kitchen, I ordered extra shelves for all the upper cabinets. Like Talley_Sue, I hate wasted space. Having extra shelves allowed me to put like-height things on a shelf, and put the next shelf just above it. I get more square footage of storage space per cabinet, and I can store things without stacking. Cabinets - either base, drawers, or uppers - less than about 15" are pretty useless, unless you put cookie sheets in a base cab. Making upper cabinets an inch or two deeper increases storage space a lot - and ensures that big plates actually fit.

Sharon, as I noted on my thread at the top, the Winter Madness thread is not moving up to the top of the page, in spite of new comments. Also, yes, comments have been hard to post the last 2 or 3 days. I've had good luck just waiting for that annoying notification, saying something went wrong, and refresh the page. I ignore that and back click to the main list of threads, then click on the thread again I attempted to post on. Voila! There is my post just like everything was "normal" (as if anything is normal on Houzz). Whatever you do, don't refresh the page because your post will definitely disappear into the ether. Diane