I always thought that those machines method of operation was self-explanatory! first, ya start the engine. second, place the blade outside the edge of the sidewalk, or where you want to edge. third: Push the edger along, trying to not touch the concrete. fourth: At end of sidewalk, pick machine up out of the slot you cut, then do the other side. After you have it all edged, turn the machine off, and store away until next time! fifth: If you intend to try to edge a round flower bed, i'd think a spade would be less troublesome. But, you can try it! sixth: watch yer feet and toes! Don't want to edge them, too!

Listerine is a readily available home remedy which may be used on orchids. The original (gold colored) Listerine has anti-fungal, and probably anti-bacterial qualities. The high alcohol content makes it also effective against bugs. Since it is fairly weak, it is largely used by the growers on this site as a preventative, particularly when potting, or as something in a pinch until you can get something better. It is used full strength as a spray on, and should not be used for prolonged periods because the alcohol may have drying effects on your plants. Using it for 2 3 days consecutively is not a problem.

wow. well, if you like the sofa, I think if you changed the wall color and the rug, or, remove that wall paper? Then you could bring in other accents that work w/the brown instead of fighting it. is that an option? the silver/blue wall color coule be redone in a creamier tone. or warmer griege. honestly, that wallpaper is very cool, blue toned, and the sofa is not. they fight each other. so one has to go! Also, have you tried changing your lighting? maybe something a bit cooler might help? for sure I'd get a new area rug. you could try a gray/brown/cream area rug, and bring in some pillows w/an accent color that compiment them. maybe the brown would work w/the paper. but really, I think the paper has to go.

Hi, this is a 2nd floor remodel. On the 1st floor under the existing 2nd floor bathroom is the full bathroom shown in picture two and on the 1st floor under the proposed 2nd floor master bathroom is a dining room. Master bedroom will be to the right of the proposed master bath. If you're looking at the 1st picture, the hallway is below the current 2nd floor bath then goes off picture left, then down, then right around a staircase, then to the bedroom.