Do you mean the wood has broken? or that a glued joint has become un glued? If the wood has broken it will take a very expert repair...scarf joint and the whole 9 yards....but if it's just a glued joint the repair will be easier. I second the recommendation of a cabinet maker or a furniture restorer. Linda C...looking warily at my double pedestal Duncan Phyfe dining room table...very heavy...

bumblebeez - that's why we take off our shoes at the door. Thanks guys for defending me. Rilie - I wouldn't hose DD off with disinfectant, she already washes her hands when she comes home (as we all do). If she's dirty (I mean really dirty), she takes off her clothes when she takes off her shoes. DH gets so filthy sometimes he takes off his clothes in the garage and puts them in a hamper out there - I'm washing his clothes right now, one pair of jeans was so caked with mud that I had to rinse them off in the utility sink before putting them in the washer (on double rinse). I've even mentioned thinking of getting another W/D hookup in the basement and moving the old pair down there so we can wash the "farm" clothes in separate machine than the "school" and "office" clothes. I don't like finding bits of hay in my bath towels. Of course DH doesn't like finding DD's hair on his clothes or my hair in his food either. I don't get *quite* as filthy as DH, but there are plenty of times that I strip down in the mudroom and run upstairs in my skivvies to take a shower (shoulda had a shower put in the mudroom - have to see if we can put one in basement as originally planned). We also have to check each other for ticks. Sorry if TMI, but that's just a fact of living on acreage. So I wouldn't be able to get a dog until we got a dog bath LOL if it got as dirty as DH! But with the coyote(s), I don't think a dog is a good idea anyway. Now, back to folding whites (washed in bleach and hot water to kill germs LOL)!

I have a 6 burner Thermador gas cook top bought in 2004. The only problem I have with it is that the independent spark re-igniter module is slowly going and only supplies spark to 4 of the 6 burners. If i could get a 6 point igniter for it I am sure it would work for another 10 years. It will still ignite with a cheap hand held igniter, a little bit of a pain though lighting it that way. The part I need is a 00189010, it could even be a used one that works. Tried to source it everywhere and cannot seem to find one.

Alysa, Whenever you're ready, just bend the pup downward with the side of a pencil. Make an indentation in the soil with the same pencil. Gently pick up pup with a tweezer & place in indentation. Arrange & tap down the soil around it with the pencil eraser. Don't water ... It'll take root after a few weeks. Yes, they're very cute & fuzzy looking BUT ... Be very careful handling this plant. I constantly brush against it inadvertently with the side of my hand while attempting to pick up another cactus beside it. I always whisper, "You're not gonna get me!" But it does, every single time. I swear it leans over and insists on touching me! The glochids are soooooo freaking annoying. Just when you think you've gotten them all out, there's another one ... or two ... or ... Yes, glue works, but you have to let it dry thoroughly. Then, sometimes it doesn't work and I move on to packing tape. I have a love / hate relationship with this one. Maria Elena