I'm having trouble using the End Time on my Electrolux oven, too, and wondered if you could help. the problem is that after I enter everything and hit "start," it begins pre-heating the oven immediately, even though I don't want it to star cooking for hours. It's 3:45pm. I want it to cook for 60 minutes at 425 and end at 6:45pm. Here's what I'm doing: 1. Select lower oven 2. Press BAKE 3. Enter 425 (temperature) 4. Press COOK OPTIONS 5. Press COOK TIME 6. Enter 60 for 60 minutes (display says 60 minutes) 7. Press END TIME 8. Enter 6:45 (for 6:45pm. display says 6:45) 9. Press START Oven starts pre-heating immediately, which is not right. It should not start for another two hours (6:45pm - 60 mins = 5:45pm). The display says TIME REMAINING and says 3:00 ??

I used a single thermostatic valve made by California Faucets that has a large temperature control in the center of the bezel, flanked by two smaller levers for water volume control, which allow the two showerheads to be used together or alone in any proportion, with all three levers contained in one valve unit. They're available with round or rectangular metal backplates, in several colors/finishes, with numorous style choices for the knobs and levers. Like it a whole lot.

That title certainly caught my attention!!! (see link to my April post below) First let me tell you how sorry I am about your losing your 11 year old buddy to CRF & cancer.. I've been through that..:( This said I wish I had given more consideration to the cats I adopted. 6 MONTHS later, my older Calico cat has not yet accepted them, and we have an upstairs/ downstairs situation!! You do not say whether your remaining cat is a female or male. That could be an element in your decision... Some thoughts: 1. it might be easier if you took in 2 cats that came together to the shelter and already know each other, to avoid the risk of having a 3-way fight. It also would be great to keep 2 'buddy' cats together. I always wonder how stressful it might be for them to be separated... I have to admit, too, that it is wonderful to see our 2 'sisters' groom each other, snuggle against each other..etc 2. You have to realize younger cats (like the ones I adopted--2 sisters, about 18 months old) will be very, very energetic!! My 2 had been at the shelter for almost a year, and when I got them home they unleashed all the energy they had not been able to display in a crowded small area (not in a cage)... Oh boy, the running they did!!!!... They have now calmed down a little, but this drives our older cat crazy! She is the aggressive one, not the 2 sisters. 3. An older cat is set in her habits and might not accept new comers (wish I had listened more carefully to the suggestions of some wise posters... you can read them below). All this said, each cat is different of course (and a Calico is not a very accepting cat --I see this over and over at the shelter where I volunteer. Hope your older cat is not a Calico ).. However, if I may have any suggestions, observe the cats you are thinking of carefully, and also consider 2 older cats that came together.. we always seem to get some at our shelter.. we have a wonderful duo right now.. Anyway, whomever you go for, give it a chance and just be patient... Congratulations on your decision! Anne-Marie Here is a link that might be useful: Adopting 2 cats.. questions

They put two dishwashers on the same 15-amp circuit? Yeah, I'd say they did it wrong. Did the electrical contractor know (or have reason to know) that the circuit would serve two dishwashers? The easiest answer to your "how-to-fix" question is to run another circuit. It's not necessarily the easiest solution, but it's the easiest answer. :-) (It's arguably the best solution, too.) I'd start by calling the contractor. Oh, and as a sidenote, it might be very tempting to "fix" this by tapping into one of the countertop appliance circuits. But that's WRONG and would violate code. I'm just mentioning this so you'll be forewarned if that's the proposal you get for a quick fix.