New brand/type of pants for me
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Everybody blame me! I scratched our brand new Electrolux Range..!
Comments (9)Electrolux sent me a new metal panel by Fedex Next Day. I needed the metal panel on which the knobs were located.The authorized tech will come and install it in a few days. Covered by warranty. They didn't ask many questions. Incidentally, when the panel did not arrive last week when scheduled, I called them and they reordered it saying there must have been some confusion. I received it last week. But, to my surprise, two days ago, I got a second package with the electronic wave touch control panel that is located on the top of the range (albeit with a small plastic tab broken off in transit I suppose). They must have misunderstood the part I wanted the second time. So, in case my electronics ever get fried I now have a free spare. I just have to glue the broken tab back on. Go Electrolux!...See MoreWhite stains appearing on my black pants after a week in a closet
Comments (328)This has happened to me. All my clothing was affected - you see the white residue on dark clothing because of the color. I thought it was mold and spend a lot of money having the clothes tested. Not mold. I got new washer and dryer and the problem continued. I changed my detergent - the problem continued. I tried every variation of doing the laundry - I used hot water - no luck. If I put the clothing in the dryer or iron it, then the residue disappears for a day or so, but comes right back. Finally I stopped my frequent use of shea butter. The problem disappeared within a few weeks. I stopped using shea butter for 3 years. I just started using it again, and the problem started again. I don't know of anyone else who has had this problem. I don't know if it is caused by my chemistry with the Shea butter, but it is the only connection I can find. This is the only forum I have found that talks about this...in many years....See MoreDress Pant Yoga Pants?
Comments (33)I can't find them online, but I recently bought several pairs of what Macy's advertised as 'leggings' but which are pretty close to what's being described/discussed here. They were in the regular sportswear-not activewear-department with all the other pants, ie not with the exercise clothes. Anyway, they are made of knit fabric, band waist and cut to fit snugly but extremely comfortably. They've got pockets on the back and came in both ankle length and a longer boot cut style. I bought several pairs and love them for work. I always wear a top untucked over slim fit pants anyway since I work in a generally business casual office (university advisor/admin), so they are perfect. The only problem I have is that I accidentally hemmed one pair inside out. So now they have cuffs which really isn't working for the look I'm going for LOL. Once I fix that, good to go....See MoreDo we like the new wide leg pants?
Comments (54)I have a 31"+ inseam on just under 5'6" of height, so that helps me wear them more successfully. Plus my pear - meets - hourglass - meets - hormone malfunction - body makes wider pants a better choice. There are literally many "skinny" pants that do not fit my calves. And, ladies, I would L-O-V-E to tell you it is because of my extreme athleticism......however..... One other thing I thought about why they are successful on me is that wearing these with the right pieces is key. For a top, I look to both the rise and length of the pant. For shorter/crop pants with a higher rise, I loosen and shorten my tops. Longer wide pants get more fitted tops - tucked in on a high rise and out on a mid. Mid rise/either length gets more fitted, sometimes tucked. Remember my tree-trunk legs? Well they mean I have to pay particular attention to shoes I wear with anything, so I'm keenly aware of my shoes when I wear wide crops. If they are a little on the shorter side, then I always pair them with a pointed tow flat or a strappy slide sandal. If they are a little longer, I might go with more/wider straps and a little more heel. And...oooh - I just realized we have a bullet point feature! How much fun is that? [did I tell you all I need a job!?!]...See More- 4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoKathsgrdn thanked carolb_w_fl_coastal_9/10
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