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I am looking at a bottle of Schweppes soda water bought at Tesco and it contains Sodium Bicarbonate and it tastes like American Club Soda. Not sure if the Pubs have this though.
How much are you selling this for I am interested can you please text.me back at 8128504590
Sorry, I left out this link:
Sold January 13, 2023 for $100.
www.liveauctioneers.com/
It is difficult to tell very much about your chest as the pictures are dark, and perhaps the sun is reflecting, so even the 'color' is not distinguishable.
I have managed to see the overall look of the front, and I did find some similar/identical chests for sale and sold.
The price on these items does not truly reflect value as a final value will depend on the overall condition as well as where the chest is located.
Location is important as shipping would be very expensive and sellers usually state 'local pick up only'.
You can check out the links below, as the listings will provide information about the chest and provide good examples of the type of pictures needed to sell an item.
Sold 2017: $55
www.liveauctioneers.com/
Sold for $550 beautiful condition
www.chairish.com/
This one is asking $1,200 - not sold
www.chairish.com/
When you list for sale you should start with a higher price, consider offers and lower the price if necessary.
That's your answer? A Da
I've been dealing with the same issue for 3 years now. I've seen 2 dermatologist, ER, urgent care, 3 doctors, 2 doctors that I work with and everyone thinks I'm hallucinating or that I'm schizophrenic.
It's really messing with my mental status. Have you gotten any answers?
I see them everywhere especially on shipping boxes. Definitely on paper products and clothing at stores, especially at kohl's. I hope someone figures this out. permethrin, ivermectin, don't work. I've tried enzymes. Nothing. I literally clean all day til 2 am just to be able to sleep. I'm going bonkers
I've been dealing with the same issue for 3 years now. I've seen 2 dermatologist, ER, urgent care, 3 doctors, 2 doctors that I work with and everyone thinks I'm hallucinating or that I'm schizophrenic.
It's really messing with my mental status. Have you gotten any answers?
can a QUARTZ 85 W086/00675 clock be sent for someone to repair it . the number on the bottom the unit is Me Mo 91. Thank You Carl
Would sell the weight book
I absolutely love this idea! How about "Back in the Day" or "Senior Moments" which can be wistful as well as whimsical.
Benelec Pty are the manufacturers
I have spent years of watching my own Mother send gifts to grandchildren(I have no kids, my sibling does) and then her great grandchildren with nary a response, she never receives any cards for birthdays or anything else. Told her to stop putting cash she can ill afford in the birthday and holiday cards she insists on sending. Hasn't changed the way they treat her, but at least it's costing her a lot less being disrespected.....
Ive been calling Biddefords customer service daily for 2 weeks now, seeking an answer to this very problem, letting it ring for 45 minutes on one of those calls before giving up.
Also got Biddefords contact info online, ready to write a scathing letter, when it struct me to simply ask siri what the E stands for. Duh!
The irony is that Id already checked the connections & failed to notice the plug into the blanket was ever so slightly loose. (So those folks who are still getting the E might want to double check.)
Thank you, thank you, thank you. Warm again, just in time to protect from our 20 degree weather.
Cool skin
It's been over a year now since I posted this tip about keeping your refrigerator coils clean. Mine is still working like new and we did see a decrease in the light bill. I have continued to keep the coils clean. Last time I did it was with the electric leaf blower, and it really got the dust out good. It's getting about time to do it again.
This I can understand.
You just need to keep searching for help as these forums help people find their plushes every day.
Reddit is the absolute best place to try.
I am wanting to know the brand name because this teddy bear has extremely high sentimental value to me. I have generalized anxiety and one of my biggest influencing factors is the fear that something will happen to my bear. I always sworry that something will happen to my home and I will no longer have the only thing that matters the most to me.
I know replacing my bear wouldn't be the same, but it would really help alleviate some of my anxiety to know that there's more of him out there that I could get again if anything bad did ever happen. Thank you for your input, hopefully somebody will have the time to help me eventually. '
You're welcome.
I hope you find what information you need.
Thank you so much for your help!
Thank you so much.
This is a difficult brand to search as there are numerous similar names but no true distinction whether any are even 'related'.
Here are some links that I found that may help but you really need to post your question/pictures on several furniture forums as these members probably know the correct brand right off.
These links are just for comparison of brand names:
www.86vintage.com/
www.antiquers.com/
en.wikipedia.org/
You might try posting to one of these forums:
www.quora.com/
www.wood-furniture.biz/
www.treasurenet.com/
www.reddit.com/
Does your table have a brand name on the bottom?
Please post what is written on the bottom or a closeup picture.
Looks like a massage piece of furniture.
From what I can see of this desk, it does not appear to be in the best condition and since you cannot show the top, which is most important, it will be very difficult for someone to help you.
Also, I believe that even in Belgium you will only be able to find buyers in your area, due to the high cost of shipping.
You have a lot of pictures but it's difficult to put them in the correct order to really know what/where you're looking.
Also, the most important pictures are very dark which hides the features.
You also do not provide measurements, which in this case are probably necessary.
I see that you are in Belgium, so any information on value in the US would not be useful for your area.
It seems that I really cannot help with an ID, but I will try to suggest some sources for you to try.
You can try asking your question on these sites and maybe someone will try to help.
www.reddit.com/
www.whatsellsbest.com/
Previous answers may help:
www.thriftyfun.com/
Did you happen to ask anyone about how long they have had this desk for sale?
They may not tell you but you could look around for signs that will reveal some information. Even dust may help..
Lemon oil solves this
Hello. I tried to look for the article but I think the person who left the previous comment is on the right track. Make sure your fridge is unplugged before you try anything. Maybe even clean out the fridge to make sure that anything that can be spoiled is removed and in a ice chest. Then you can remove the panel at the front of the fridge and just use a vacuum hose to gently vacuum the coils. After that is completed you can just put the front pannel back on and turn the fridge back on.
If you can't be on your knees for that long, I would recommend getting a stool. You would need to move the fridge to get to the power cable, they aren't too heavy, but you might want a dolly of some sort to help easily move it without putting too much weight on you. Hope this helps.
Or if you are feeling like you still can't do it on your own I would look into hiring someone to help. Like www.missionviejohousecleaningservices.../
I do not have this TF article you refer to, but I'm 88 years old and I clean the condenser coils on the back of both my refrigerators every 6-8 months.
One is an older model and the other is a double door, but both units have wheels and can usually be pulled away from the wall quite easily.
I have learned several things over the years that may help you keep safe and avoid a messy cleanup.
Always start your project by having all of your tools in one place, ready to be used. Also, have several large rags or old towels handy, just in case they're needed.
Safety: always unplug the appliance before doing anything else. Some plugs will be behind the refrigerator, so you'll have to pull this away from the wall to get to the plug.
However, you can remove the bottom panel to clean under the refrigerator without unplugging the unit. This space needs vacuuming/cleaning (as well as the removable front cover). This job can be difficult if you have difficulty getting down on your knees, so some people might need help with this task.
Remember to check your refrigerator to make sure there are no open containers or anything that might fall over and make a mess when the unit is moved.
Check some of the YouTube videos that show how to pull the unit away from the wall. Do this moving very slowly and if your unit has an ice dispenser, be sure to not pull your unit out too far and accidentally pull the water hose loose.
I have some links listed that demonstrate how to clean the back condenser coils.
www.youtube.com/
www.homeserve.com/
fredsappliance.com/
I use the shoe organizers for many things as well. Because I tend to purchase less expensive ones, one way I try to keep them from being overstuffed or poked with sharp objects is to cut the bottoms of plastic bottles (shampoo usually because they are oval shaped) and place them in the pockets. If bottles are small enough, sometimes 2 will fit in a pocket to organize different items.
Thanks so much for the info. It worked like a charm.
Yes! I bought one of those big bags of detergent with Spanish writing on it. This stuff works great and lasts longer than the liquid. I got the idea when we went to Disney world, thats all they offered in their laundromat.
They are not the same thing. I found an article that explains the differences.
www.20muleteamlaundry.com/
Here is the short version, quoted from the site.
"Washing soda or soda ash is the common name for sodium carbonate, this naturally occurring mineral carries the formula Na2CO3. Washing soda itself is extremely alkaline with a pH level of 11.
Borax on the other hand has a slightly different chemical composition of sodium tetraborate or Na2B4O7. Like washing soda, borax is also quite alkaline, though not quite to the same level as the other substance."
Washing soda and Borax are two different things, that's why it calls for both!
Total scam. Hundreds of surveys completed and no credit given and then have to deal with "Dave" that is just a chatbot and not a real person.
Sign me up for the class action.
Yes, you could. Cereal bags are larger and even stronger than cake mix bags. And I use bags from Graham crackers and Ritz crackers and many more packaged foods. I even use bags from French bread for freezing home made cake (cut into bars.) They are not strong so I double them.
All my bags are neatly stored in labeled containers.
This is a great idea! I suppose you could use bags from other products as well, like cereal bags.
If you are on Social Security Disability (not SSI) You are eligible for full Medicare coverage after 2 years. You should be able to find a much better Dr then!
Loved Yardley of London cosmetics! Had the cutest packaging ever! Loved cake-eyeliners and any colors that you could wet and paint, remember those adorable lipstick metal cases?, the best! Bring back Yardley, the young girls of today would love it, maybe as much as we did! We miss Yardley of London, and their adorable packaging. It was a good thing! Maybe some company will bring it back! How great would that be! Love, wendy
I'd say a weird kind of knock off of a railroad spike. Ones the UP looses along their short spur going down the side of our town here look like just perfect replicas of ones that I have also found that date back to the 1890's that are usually in some kind of bad shape. I use the low carbon railroad iron that I find mostly for making bladed weapons. It takes heat, and reshapes and tempers well. Whets easily, and holds a nice soft edge. ... I collect anything that they loose, spikes, spike-plates, connector clips, nuts and bolts, and even rare partial lengths of track old and new. I use short enough track pieces for anvils, rod and bar benders, etc... Free metal I won't let be wasted...
This sounds serious for such a young puppy.
You do not say why this pup is the only survivor and mostly likely, what happened to the other puppies is the underlying problem here.
I realize that vets charge a lot of money, but this may be your only choice.
I believe that time is of the essence with your puppy, but there are ways to ask for financial help with vet bills.
www.humanesociety.org/
hi,im no expert but could you try a puppy milk substitute as shes so young?good luck with her xx
I'm really sorry for your loss, but after a closer look at your brother's hat, I do not believe it can be repaired.
Real straw hats are similar to caning a chair, it is woven from a beginning point and goes around the hat. There appears to be too many broken (missing) pieces in numerous places that may be impossible to repair.
I would suggest you do a search for local furniture repair shops and maybe ask if they do chair caning or perhaps know someone who does. An experienced caning person can tell you if it can be repaired.
I apologize for being negative about this, but if I were in this situation, I would not do anything to this hat. It seems to me that just seeing this hat, just the way it is, would instantly bring back wonderful memories of your brother.
I think it would be nice to have it enclosed in a glass box frame where it could be displayed or even hung on a wall.
Does anyone even remember your brother wearing the hat when it was new? Hasn't it been similar to this in all his later years?
Doesn't it make you instantly think of your brother enjoying life while wearing this hat?
Sorry, if I am saying too much, but this hat, just as it is, looks like it is full of memories.
8-oz of sour cream
2-3 Tbls of fresh ground prepared horseradish (not the spread type).
I buy the horseradish in the refrigerator section of the store
WD 40 removes water, while water is the big no no of electronics. While the WD 40 'slick' remains, my marble mouse, which is a big red marble, is kept going with WD 40. The buttons eventually get sticky. Pressurized air is step one and only if not cured, I pulled the pin and used WD 40. It worked!
As a fellow doll lover I can tell you this; they are worth as much as the sweet memory of the previous owner and person you cared for is to you. Also their worth is in enjoying the beauty and artwork of the dolls themselves. Life is short, certain things are priceless and treasures in your mind and heart. That's how much their worth. Enjoy.
I also have hard well water. May I ask why you would not trade for anything?
Thank You I will certainly try and let you know
The recipe is in the original post, just follow this link if you are not seeing it.
also dogs need some form of bone in their diet-i believe the recommended amount is 10 percent,also offal 10 percent xx
Wow that's fabulous! Would you share the recipe with us ? Thank you !
beautiful!xx
clever!xx
shes lovely!so pretty!xx
I just put this on my face. I have never had problems with dry or chapped skin on my face until just a couple days ago! I pray it helps. It's really bad.
I am interested in your Dictionary. What is the cost, and what is the shipping rate to 50533?
What happened to your package after Woburn ? Did you ever see it ?
Could you contact me please concerning your China my great great grandmother gave me that identical China 45 years ago and a few boxes was taken out of my storage bin but I have the rest with the rest of the serial numbers I would like to find out if you possibly bought these at the pawnshop or yard Ty
It's pretty commonly available at grocery stores. It should be right next to the vanilla extract.
I'm sure you could leave it out and the dogs wouldn't mind a bit.
I am wanting to replace my gifted cat collection that due to unfortunate tragedy I wasn't able to retrieve them. Serious family crisis. Email me I would love to buy a few of your cats. Thank you.
Janie Rae Forrest,
I did not find this same doll, but there are some similar dolls that may help if you are looking for value to perhaps sell.
Keep in mind that most of these dolls were mass-produced, so this fact usually places them in a low price bracket and since the doll market has been flooded for several years, sales are very slow.
You can see some similar dolls - all beautiful dolls but not many have sold for over $20-$30 and we have no way to know how long each doll has been listed for sale. One particular doll sold for $15.95 but had been listed for sale for over 2 years and this is not unusual.
This doll is very similar to your doll. listed for sale for $15.95.
www.ebay.com/
This doll sold for $15.00:
www.ebay.com/
This doll sold for $15.
www.ebay.com/
Sorry that I could not be of very much help.
Doll forums do not usually answer very many questions about mass-produced dolls but you can still ask for help.
www.tapatalk.com/
Your Brother's AX25 typewriter is a very intricate machine, and your problem could be simple or very complicated.
I would suggest that you do a lot of research/reading and maybe try some of the suggestions to see if it will help your machine.
I have some links that might help you remedy your problem, but it may be best if you contact some sites and explain your problem, and they will usually be able to help.
www.brother-usa.com/
www.doityourself.com/
www.justanswer.com/
You may have a manual for your machine but, if not, this site does have a manual; cost: $9.99.
This is very reasonable as this manual is difficult to find.
A nice manual will help you make a better sale.
www.all-usermanuals.com/
First, be SURE the outlet you are plugging into is working. Check it by plugging in something else, like a lamp, to make sure the outlet is good. If it is a ground fault outlet, make sure it hasn't been tripped. If it has been, reset the switch. If the outlet is good, make sure the wire of the typewriter hasn't been severely crimped and broken the wires inside. Look it over for sharp bends, cuts, or obvious bare wire. Also look at the plug end to make sure the wires or metal plug blades haven't been damaged or pulled out of the plug itself. If there IS damage to the plug or cord, you can either order a new cord, or have an electrician put a new plug or cord on it. It could also be that the power switch is bad. Also, make sure your typewriter doesn't have a fuse. That would be another thing for an electrician to check and replace for you. Good luck getting it fixed.
Thank you very much, Ellen!
They think the hose is a snake so they steer clear. The effectiveness may depend on what types of birds you have in your area.
Good luck and let is know how it works out.
How does this keep birds away? Where do you put the hose? Maybe this will help me this year
Where do you order your conchs from Im having a Difficult time finding them. Thank you.
Good idea. I do somewhat the same. Someone bought me a plastic box with 2 3/4" square memo notes in it for use at my desk. Having almost run out of the paper, I cut a 2 3/4" square template from an old file folder and using letter size paper that was destined for the shredder, I cut enough squares to fill the box again.
I have a file folder in my desk drawer that I keep all the one side blank paper in until it's time to refill my memo note box again. I keep the file folder paper template there too.
Sure comes in handy for those quick notes I have to jot down when I'm on the phone.
I'm assuming this is a Webster's dictionary but what condition?
You can check out previous answers as most of the answers will relate to older dictionaries.
Unless they are in excellent condition, the value will be low and will usually be difficult to sell.
Selling anything and especially old books requires several good pictures and a good description.
www.thriftyfun.com/
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I could not really do research for your book as you did not supply pictures or condition information.
www.google.com/
www.google.com/
These were always neat dolls.
Most of the Japanese dolls in glass cases were Geisha dolls, but it's possible they also placed some of their 'big-eye' dolls in glass cases for the tourist crowd.
She looks like a big-eye doll to me. I also believe these were referred to as 'stocking dolls'.
You do not provide the size of the glass case so that information may help finding a similar one.
Here are a few links to see if some of these are similar to your doll.
www.google.com/
www.google.com/
www.etsy.com/
I would suggest that you post your question on a doll forum site as members on these sites know a lot more about dolls and may be able to help you.
Gather as much information as you can and then you can do research on value of your doll.
Try this site:
www.tapatalk.com/
I cannot see the markings on the neck but it appears you may have the correct brand name.
I'm not familiar with this brand but from research online it appears these dolls are from the early 80s and are dressed in older-style clothes.
The value of the dolls seems to go from lows to highs and mainly according to condition.
Really nice dolls with maybe original box and papers may be asking $100 or more but dolls similar to yours may only be in the $30-$40.
However, dolls of all brands are usually a slow selling item; sometimes sales may take months/years to sell.
You can check some of these links to see if the dolls have similar features: eyes, hands, feet, material and markings.
www.etsy.com/
www.ebay.ca/
www.ebay.ca/
www.ebay.com/
Google always has good sites for dolls:
www.google.com/
www.google.com/
You can also ask your question on doll forums:
www.tapatalk.com/
There should have been directions with this product but here are some suggestions:
How to Use: Directions: hold bottle about six (6) inches From hair, spray s-curl activator and moisturizer evenly over the entire head, massage completely through, then style. Use daily To maintain proper moisture balance.
Thank you! You confirmed I remembered what I thought Id forgot! I remember car buffer the fluffy one I think but again I dont remember but I makes sense lol
Thank you! You confirmed I remembered what I thought Id forgot! I remember car buffer the fluffy one I think but again I dont remember but I makes sense lol
That was posted in 2009 so it is unlikely the OP is still active on our site. I did find a few other recipe links that you could try. Let us know how they work out.
Hi there, Can you share the recipe? The link no longer works. Thank you in advance.
Had the bluish grey discoloration in toilet bowl. Tried bleach , toilet bowl cleaner and didnt work with soaking paper towel laid on area. Just used vinegar and Bar Keepers Friend and it removed easily with Mr clean magic eraser
To remove any marker stains from your dryer, simply purchase a magic eraser online or in person, activate it with some water, and use a sponge. There won't be a lot of fuss because all you'll need is an eraser and some water.
I agree ! Dont purchase these Protex mattress pads. There are much better ones out there that will last longer and the controller sits on your night stand! These controllers are ridiculous! They hang beside the bed because the control cord to the pad is too short for a 15 fitted sheet! Stupid design. Someone thinking.
How long are you there and do you iron sheets and steam their clothes and put them away?
HI.
Must love dogs, I had this type dog mix. Must say I loved him very much. He had lots of life and needed more acrage, farm to roam.
He was a Hudini, get out of any setting. Tore down doors, fencing, fences had to be doubled [ redundant]. Hard to handle. Aggressive to animals. Black tongue. Strong chest.
New dog owners need to learn of this breed first. Like a mustang.
Good luck.
Yes please..thanks Gloria
Could you please do copy for me and email it to me. Many thanks Gloria
Hu i would love a copy of it please. Thanks Gloria
Hi i have an old Vactric sewing machine would really appreciate a copy of the manual you have.
Thank you for the update I have my grandma quilt and needs repairs and I found down in Arkansas pieces from a quilt I'm going to use.
I remember a white/vanilla frosting recipe that came with the honey bear brownie recipe. Anybody have that?
I am trying to help an elderly man ,now in assisted living. He has a New Home treadle sewing machine serial no. 4311226. Need help in identifying manufacturing date and value to help selling this machine.
Step 1
New Home Sewing treadle sewing machine.
Step 2
Serial no. 4311226
Approximate value
I've been looking for this recipe too!!! I'm from Ohio as well!!
Ive used them in the past - some 40 years ago to make pressed flower cards. My friend and I tried this and came up with some to sell. Saving more now for many other uses.
First you need to know that I do not have the boxes they came in. I have approximately 100 or more Snowbabies and it got to be too much to keep the boxes. They are displayed in curio cabinets. If you are still interested it might be simpler if you let me know which ones you are looking for.
Personally I would a 1/4 inch thick piece of wood on the bottom face. This will create a slight slooe backwards
but what if you are scared to how would i do it and a like him and he like me but i just don't know how to
Saw 2 years ago you posted that you had the Christis wedge salad recipe. I ate at Christis San Antonio when when I was younger. Would you please send it to me.
I used my clothes steamer on the lid for 15 to 20 minutes and it came off. No mess and no water all over the place. Use a potholder to take the lid off the stove top.
You really need to consult a professional restoration company, there's no way around it. Contact your nearest Art institution and get a recommendation from them for someone in your area that can take a look at it for you. At that time, most dyes came from nature, onion skins, cherry juice, and so on. Using anything made for today's fabrics and dyes isn't going to work, not even sure that Castile soap would work (and I use that on everything!). I'd hate for you to lose such a precious momento of a young girls hard work! Preserve this for the next 100 years! Good luck!
Dimensions and Bucilla kits are notorious for using wonky threads that knot up at the slightest breeze. Here's something to try to help make your threads less "knotty", take a bar of Ivory or Dove soap and once you've separated the right amount of threads from the skein, take them and run each thread up and down the soap from end to end. You're not trying to cut the bar of soap in half, you just want to tame the fibers by coating them with the soap, sort of like taming down the frizz in your hair in the winter by coating a comb with conditioner. It sounds crazy but it works! You'll have far fewer knots, you'll notice that your needle goes through the hole better because you aren't dragging the knotty thread through it, and then having to stop and undo the knots. Also, slow down as you pull the needle through your fabric, this is supposed to be a relaxing hobby, not a race. ;-)
I've saved 3lb. onion bags since the '80s! I save up enough, then lie them flat on my wood cutting board and then, with a straight rule, make diagonal 1" cuts with a fisker rotary cutter (don't cut all the way to the edge! Stop at 1" from the edge and you'll get a continuous "yarn", just like making your own bias tape).
Then I ball up the "yarn", connecting each new bag of "yarn" with a simple Russian loop. When I have about four to five bags balled together, then I grab my J hook and whip up a round scrubbie. I like mine bigger than most, and I usually stuff a whole uncut bag inside (fold it loosely into a square, it'll puff out the middle and give you a good grip). Once you've closed the edges, voila! A good tough scrubbie that will take a good beating!
I also poke my dirty scrubbies in the prongs of the upper rack of the dishwasher to remove the nasty stuff and freshen it up a bit. They come out of the dishwasher better than the ones made out of netting, I think.
Hope this helps you!
I am trying this now, how many tries did it take and how long did you leave it out in the sun?
Could I use frozen rhubarb.frozen or thawed?
Thank you for this information. I used to save the labels and donate to the kids school years ago. I guess I will toss these labels and try not to think about the good old days!
Need a new battery for it I don't know where to buy one from
This comment was posted way back in 2008 so it is likely that the original website is no longer in operation. I'll remove the site.
Here is a link to all the bread recipes that have been published on ThriftyFun. Hopefully, you will find a good one there.
