Taking bets-when do you think we reach 3 million?
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There's no FAQ??! When do we take them out of storage?
Comments (1)You're in a pretty cold area. I think I've read to pot up 6 weeks before planting time in your garden. Here's a link with some good information closer to your area. (see the 3rd question, about setting out started dahlias.) http://www.midislanddahlia.com/Learning/FAQ_pre.html Below is why there is no FAQ here: it's all very well covered at this website below. AND it looks like they're adding more subjects all the time. Check the "Care and Culture" section for great info and photos. Here is a link that might be useful: Look Here...See MoreWhen do you know you need to replace a hot water heater? We just
Comments (3)Shelf life on a hot water heater is 15-20 years so yours has had a good life It would be cost effective to replace it. That said it sounds like you may have sediment in your lines that is slowing things down. I would venture to guess the bathroom with the most hot water is/was the one least used. So that would lead I am sure to how to fix it and that would depend on many thing like the age of your plumbing and what kind of pipes they are. There are a few things you might be able to have a plumber do but not many so your water lines may need replaced also. If you got a home owners warranty when you bought your home it may cover both the tank and any water line replacement Good luck Amy...See MoreCan we take a moment to think about my kitchen seating :)
Comments (20)#2 does not look high enough in the seat, and the back may be canted more like lounge seating. A hard dining chair is usually about 17-1/2 -18 at the seat. An upholstered one may be closer to 19 if it has firm upholstery. My sofa is about 17, but the way that you sink into it means the table would feel like it is at chin level. So an inch +/- some may not Seem like much but a lot has to do with how hard the deck is on the chair and the firmness of the cushion. Banquettes are generally higher, stiffer and with a shallower seat front to back than a conventional sofa for this reason, and the same goes for fully upholstered chairs. They have to be much stiffer and upright than a similar living room chair to keep you at a comfortable eating position. Federal sofas are pretty shallow but you may have to get a firmer cushion...you won't really know unless you sit there for a couple meals whether it is right or not. There was a nearby restaurant that had chairs that were the slightest bit too low, and banquettes that were a bit too soft, and I noticed that people would sometimes asked to be moved. They were probably less than an inch too short--I think I measured once when I had a tape with me 8c/ -- but eventually they changed the chairs....See MoreWhy do you think some people are reluctant to take vaccine?
Comments (55)"That's easy it is an as yet not totally recommended by the AMA, medicine." This is a bit of a non-sequitur. As far as any individual is concerned, the experts that matter are those who are now unmuzzled at the CDC and NIH and able to speak the truth. Listen to their recommendations and follow them, they're all like-minded in recommending the immunizations for everyone. If in doubt, ask your doctor, you'll hear the same story. . I have a number of healthcare providers in my family and all were very glad to be in the first tier for the vaccine so that they could feel more comfortable providing care to their patients among the general public. As the old saying goes, people vote with their feet. If physicians were happy to be given priority (and rightfully so), what more is there to know?...See MoreChi
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