Business idea. Has anyone used something similar?
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Has anyone tried Add-a-sphere or something like it?
Comments (6)So... I used a 2 ft high plant stand and an 18" inverted acrylic vase to create my water tower and, while the fish haven't yet swum up to the top, they have been exploring the opening a lot. It's working - so cool! But I need really need to make things taller. It already seems wobbly resting on the level bottom of the pond so I'm hesitant to maybe making it worse by elevating the legs on blocks. Any suggestions? Also, do I have to worry about the little floating plants that have made their way into the tower?...See MorePoop Soup? Anyone make something similar?
Comments (9)Actually with manure, you need to know what the horses are eating. If they are on an all alfalfa diet (hay or pellets or cubes), their manure is heaven, and should create no weeds. If they are eating grain hay - wheat, barley, rye, oat, etc - these grains will regrow from the manure. Not sure about a diet of grass/grass hay as we don't feed it. If the horse ranch already feeds a vitamin supplement, you wouldn't need the calf manna (which is just one of a zillion horse supplements). I've never heard of adding horse vitamins as rose amendments (?) Pure composted alfalfa based manure as compost is awesome in and of itself. I'd guess that making a tea from horse manure from any diet - again even without additives, would not create a weed problem and be beneficial....See MoreHas anyone done business with or considered Major Homes ?
Comments (5)Please note that I am Mitch Kersch the owner of Major Homes and I was told of this website by one of my many loyal customers. I appreciate all the kind words from those of you that have used my company and were happy. I am the third generation of our company which started in 1919 by my grandfather. My son Jason has been with my company since he graduated college 7 yeras ago, he is the 4th generation in the family business. I can 100% assure you all that the postings at www.angieslist.com www.findapro.com and consummer affairs and the BBB are all legitimate. Every job that we do and there are alot of them every day, recieves a survey sheet and in the past 6 years we have compiled over 17,000 survey sheets. Not everyone is perfect, but we call the customer the same day and send our men right back to fix whatever they feel is wrong. There is no way that I have thousands of friends and relatives. The point is very simple, we live and breathe our faimily business. We run an amazingy great compnay and go to any length to make sure our customers are happy. We have an amazing website. Please go to the website look around and make sure to go to the Bio section where we introduce our managers and accociates as well and my son Jason and myself. You cannot be in business for 93 years by luck. As far as one person saying we are pushy, if asking for the sale after spending 2 or 3 hours is pushy, then yes we are pushy. Every salesperson has the right to ask for the SALE at the end of any presentation.I love when others push their contractors on websitses such as this only to find out that they have been in business for 1 or 2 years. In one case the contractor was already out of business. For anyone that wants to ask questions, see how fast I respond 7 days a week 18 hours a day, please feel free to email ME THE OWNER anytime at mkersch@majorhomes.com. I can guarantee that we have as many and more jobs, pictures, references and happy customers than any contractor in the country. This is not a businesss for Jaon and I, it is our occupation. Good luck and be well. Mitchell Kersch President Major Homes Corp....See MoreHas anyone seen this farmhouse table/island (or similar?)
Comments (28)kd: I am pretty positive that is a Chicago Faucet, because I have the same one in a wall mount version, and no one else (that I've seen) makes that double hinged spout. It also has the spoke style handles, instead of the lever handles. They have discontinued most of that vintage looking line (why, why, why?), but if you are interested, you can contact chicagofaucetshoppe.com and probably have them build it up for you. That line, in chrome, was not very expensive (few hundred bucks, depending on how fancy you get with the handles). They have great customer service. I couldn't find the faucet on their website, but they probably still have all the parts/pieces to make it. If you go that route, and you need a photo, I can send it to you. :-) francy...See Moremaifleur01
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