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Clever! I wouldn't have thought of that and was ready to make a store run when my husband's old tackle bag had no fishing line in it.
Not sure what year this is but you may be able to date it with information from memories.
This is not a common mower but actually not very many of these are very valuable as there are only two kinds of people interested in these - one is a collector and the mower has to be more rare than your and in excellent condition (or very fixable condition) and second type os someone who has a true "lawn" and can cut it with a push mower (not too many will buy a push mower even if they have this type of lawn).
The mower Judy is referring too was sold in 2014 and sold for $40 and the seller had to pay for shipping which may have left him with $20 profit if he did not buy the mower. Not much for all that work.
http://www.ebay … d=p2047675.l2557
There is a similar mower listed on eBay (8/2017) but looks to be in pretty good shape and it is listed as "pick up only" which means that it has to be sold to someone in that area.
http://www.ebay … auQAAOSwbmdZf05G
Here is a link to another piece of info on similar mower.
https://www.ter … er/272348465903/
If you are interested in selling your mower, I would suggest you list it on Craigslist (or any other local auction site) with a starting price of maybe $65 or more and see if you get any interest - if not - you can always reduce the price. Craigslist is easy to use but you will need several photos.
I found an ad for a similar mower. They were asking $50. http://www.jlaf .php?t=215866364
My granddaughter had an outdoor Ghost party and everyone seemed to like it (even the parents - clean-up was so easy!) This can be just a Ghost party or a Halloween party and anyone can dress in costume or not - your choice.
Her father installed a white sheet on the back side of their house (a clothesline could be used) and rented a movie projector and several ghost movies (as gross as she wanted) and everyone sat on the grass to watch the movies.
Eerie ghostly music was playing continuously before the movies.
Of course they had food and cake first - her mother found lots of recipes (mainly finger foods) on the Internet to go with the theme (a ghost cake was ordered).
Cleaning your mower carburetor and removing all gas from your tank/mower sound easy - right??
Well if, as you say, you may not be very good on small engine diagnostics then either of these tasks may not be very easy for you. Note: Huskee mowers are made by MTD for Tractor Supply so most likely you can call your local Sears Service Center for help or for any parts you need (at least as a comparison price).
Here are several ideas as to why you are having this problem (from numerous repair centers)
Check the coil: may need replacing. When the coil cools off, it will start again, then when it is hot again, it will shut off. Spray carburetor cleaner in the carburetor.
Old or Bad Gasoline
The carburetor might be clogged. A clogged carburetor is most commonly caused by leaving fuel in the lawn mower for a long period of time. Over time, some of the ingredients in the fuel may evaporate, leaving behind a thicker, stickier substance. This sticky fuel can clog up the carburetor and cause the engine to stall. If the carburetor is clogged, try cleaning it with carburetor cleaner. If cleaning the carburetor isnt effective, rebuild or replace the entire carburetor. Check videos on youtube for repairing the carburetor for your mower (you will need a complete rebuild kit).
Old or Bad Gasoline
remove all fuel - easiest way is with a hand-powered siphon pump.Check videos on youtube for your mower.
Fuel Cap
As fuel is consumed by the engine, the level in the fuel tank lowers. To make up for this, the fuel cap uses a small vent to allow air to enter the tank. If the fuel cap vent is clogged, air wont be able to enter the tank and a vacuum or vapor lock will occur. This stops the flow of fuel to the carburetor causing the engine to stall. To determine if the fuel cap vent is clogged, try slightly loosening the cap and then starting the engine. If loosening the fuel cap allows the engine to stay running it is likely clogged and will need to be replaced.
Spark Plug
Inspect the spark plug for signs of wear or damage. If the porcelain insulator is cracked, an electrode is burned away or damaged, or there is heavy carbon buildup at the electrode, replace the spark plug. Unscrew the plug and see if there is carbon residue or debris around the electrode. If so, you can clean it with an old toothbrush. However, do know that most lawnmower manuals recommend replacing the spark plug every year.
Air filter:
The easiest way to check if your problem is related to the air filter is to remove the filter, and then try to start the mower. If it starts right up and the engine sputtering ceases, you've found the culprit. Foam air filters can be cleaned with detergent and water. Once the filter is dry, soak it in clean engine oil and put it back in the air filter compartment. Paper air filters should be replaced. In any case, don't let the engine run very long without an air filter.
Here are some links that might help you to get started.
http://www2.ljw … -out-your-mower/
http://www.sear … -lawn-mower.html
This is an interesting link to read sometime.
Shoe repair shops will be able to make a color that will match exactly. If the shoes are favorites of yours, I would go this route.
If I use nail Polish remover to polish boots will it be better I use it and not useful but online say useful than any way how to make my boot shiny I need in 1 day latter
Mineral oil or petroleum jelly will remove scuffs. Buff with a clean cloth.
So if I apply vase line on my boot it will be shiny? I put nail Polish remover does not seem to work
Try Oxyclean
soak in white vinegar and wash as usual
Icy-Kool
Cooler than Ice
Cooler than Ice
African Violet
Ginseng?
It looks like a spider bite ,
That is a spider bite. My daughter is getting treatment for one right now and at the beginning it looked just like that. It has now doubled in size.
Perhaps the original breeder had someone that Playboy really suited? But I agree, a more descriptive name would suit this rose. It is very pretty, especially since it is a single rose competing with all those doubles and triples.
As long as you have DE you can use it around plants to kill bugs. Works great!
The magnet trick is very helpful!
It's an effective cleaner that won't harm the environment
they call for it in neem oil plant sprays they say its used to help the oil mix with the water not separated on top like most oils are it. its that that id like to know about.
They are pretty tolerant. They like temperatures between 68 and 88 degrees F. Try putting it outside.
Mine did that until I planted it outdoors
Mine did that until I planted it outdoors
Karaoke parties see popular in the United States. Guests of both sexes like it.
Have a P J party, every one wear pajamas and bring a pillow, serve snacks, sit on the floor and tell ghost stories.
They could be a type of mite. You need to exterminate and vacuum often. If you use bags, throw them away.
I'm the only one in my household who is bothered by these things. Ive thrown away 2 couches bc i couldnt sit on them. They have gotten into the couch and love seat I have now. Im pretty sure they have lived in my moms room and migrated to the new furniture. Nobody else feels them but its gotten really bad for me lately. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
I use Guardsman Furniture Polish. It cleans and polishes.
"English furniture polish" always works for me.
I use these to stake my plants.
I store onions in them after harvesting for the winter and they are perfect ties in the garden.
Marg from England.
You can kill them manually. Get rid of clutter. They also don't like boric acid or food grade diatomaceous earth.
Clorox bleach and insecticides used to kill insects can and will bite the bigger the centipede the more the bite hurts
Seeds were planted in this flat 10 days ago. As the average germ time is said to be 14 days, these seedlings have grown rather quickly. I did not sow the seeds thickly, so as you can see, I did get a high germ rate.
What is interesting here, is the amount of light given to the seed once planted. Once again, some growers state pansy seeds need dark to germinate, while others only state they don't need light to germinate.
The last package of seed I bought stated the seeds needed light to germinate, and for this reason it was advised to plant the seeds no deeper than one sixteenth inch.
The pictured flat was never covered to provide darkness and was kept in a cool area with ample indirect light.
I have concluded that pansy seed will germinate in either dark or light conditions. I certainly have had them germinate well under either. I prefer to germinate them uncovered in an area with no direct sun light.
Starting them in darkness causes weak, spindly seedlings, whereas, when given at least dappled sunlight, the seedlings are stockier and much greener.
It seems pansy seeds aren't as fussy as some growers would have us believe. While most tell us the ideal temperature for germination is 62 degrees, I've had good germination when trays were kept in the coolest part of me yard where the temperatures hovered at around 70 degrees.
If you like pansies, don't shy away from growing your own because you think they might be difficult. I have not found them to be so. Just be sure to keep the soil moist at all times, start seeds in the coolest area you can provide and give them plenty of indirect sun light.
This is good advice I'm reading and right now I am dealing with a sick little baby dog but I don't think it's Parvo no bloody stools. He is feverish, won't drink water, and lethargic. I am doing water via old syringe every two hours or less 3 syringes per time time. My dog is 5-6 pounds. The one thing I've been doing with him that I haven't read about is vitamin c via syringe. Vitamin C is a wonder substance it strenghtens the immune system and kills both viruses and toxins it comes into contact with. Dogs make their own vitamin c but during times of overwhelming illness and stress it's not enough. That being said I am still worried about my little dog so I am due in some liposomal vitamin c via UPS. I ordered 1 day shipping via Amazon Liv On Liposomal the only brand I trust at this point.
Liposomal vitamin c is encapsulated in a fat such soy or sunflower letchin. This form of vitamin c is easily absorbed in the body. (For more information about vitamin c look up orthomolecular medicine Andrew Saul, Dr. Thomas Levy, Linus Pauling are good people to start with.) Also, the swine flu case from Australia with a man who recovered with IV vit c and Liposomal Vit c.
My daughter's little Min Pin got suddenly ill she took him to the vet and $400 later no cure no diagnosis of what her dog had and a prognosis of 50/50 chance of life even with IV's and supportive care at the vet's office. She took her dog home and gave her dog Liposomal vit c that bought from her work (she's works in a dentist office). She gave the dog two individual packets a day of the lipo vit c and her dog recovered. She still did the Pedialyte via syringe, chicken broth for 4 days of so straight and then continued with supportive care less after the dog was out of the woods. I think she continued the vit c for 10 days.
As soon as the Liposomal vit c comes in I'll start that but until then I'll keep using powdered vit c mixed with water in a syringe. I had the vit c powder on hand because I take it everyday but crushed vit c pills could work too any store brand. If I couldn't get Liposomal vit c $30 for a pack of 30 then I would continue with the regular vit c but since this is my dog's life on the line I'm starting with the liposomal vit c as soon as it comes in. Still if Liposomal vit c couldn't be had for whatever reason then Vit c is still a powerful tool.
I hope this helps someone I'll update in a few days. Wish me luck.
Zymox replacement zimerdox ear, cheap and effective , have used on my dog and with great results, buy direct or eBay
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I did a little research and the very toxic ingredients in pastels have already been removed with safer alternatives. There is very little concern except perhaps with young children.
Thanks for writing this one. I've been wanting to try this forever!
Thanks for letting us know. I removed the link.
There is a debate about garlic and dogs. Most veterinarians put garlic on the list of foods to avoid as a toxin. However, there are some garlic advocates who insist that it is beneficial. Discuss this with your own veterinarian to make an informed decision to avoid harm to your dog.
I have heard you can use food grade diatomaceous earth in a similar way, and on the carpet as well. That might be a safer option. I get Trifexis from my vet, which is for both fleas and heartworms. It works great as long as we remember to give it to her regularly.
Thanks for telling us about your experience. I'm so sorry to hear that it didn't work. I did a little research and many people don't recommend boiling the milk. Keeping it at a simmer allows the casein to develop and fill in the crack. That would be safer.
I think it looks neat!
some people say that making a cayenne pepper and castor oil mix and massaging it into your scalp can help with hair growth
also that eating foods high in copper and also molasses with all its vitamins can too
yes biotin and b12
then there's the 'old wives tale' that says if you want your hair to grow back quicker/stronger, cut it in the waxing moonphase (new thru full) but avoid cutting it in the waning phase
in the end i'm not sure how anyone can prove or document what technique works or not since hair growth has many correlating factors, though i'd put my $ on nutrition as being a key component
Believe it or not no one has invented a product to make our hair grow faster.. I have read stories about products that would do this but I would not count on that being true.
Keeping yourself healthy, and keeping your hair healthy, dead ends trimmed is the best thing for nice hair - long or short.
the only supplement that is recommended for hair and nails is Biotin so you might want to check that out and be sure to take your multi-vitamin and B12.
Hair grows about a half inch a month. It does grow a bit faster in the summer. You can't accelerate the growth, but you can make your hair look its best by eating right, getting enough rest and having regular trims.
Some people's hair grows fast and some slow. You basically need to heat healthy to promote hair growth. At night you can try braiding your hair when you sleep. This works for some people.
If you want your hair long, why cut it?
Try a darker color.
Get bed risers and get under the bed storage drawers on wheels that slide out. If you have no sink vanity, attach fabric to the sink with double-sided tape. This will give you some space to store things.
Walmart sells bed risers fairly cheap. You put one under each leg of the bed to rise it. Then, you have storage place under the bed. You can cut plywood to 36 by 36 squares, put caster wheels on each corner, and add a rope hanger. It stores under your bed with items on it. When you need it, pull the rope hanger and pull it out. Push it back when done using it.
I got the kind that stack and have lids that click together. They are made by Rubbermaid. Target had a sale, I used the Cartwheel and a manufacturer's coupon and got a whole large set for about $7! I took half and gave the rest to my daughter. I donated the others. My cabinets are neat and organized now. N
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Ice cubes wink eliminate dents in the carpet caused by heavy furniture. You can also use a steamer to fluff up the nap.
Easy fix! No need to buy a carpet rake if you have a dog brush, the wire kind....even a wire cat brush. Spray a little water to dampen it, brush it and don't walk on it 'til dry.
I don't see a picture. If they are around your dishwasher, you have some kind of a leak. You need to have your dishwasher pulled out to see what is going on and fix it. Save the bugs and put them in a sealed plastic bag. Bring to a place that sells pesticides. They will help you identify it. When you eliminate food and water resources you will get rid of the bugs.
I keep all my flours in the fridge
I second sewing strips of elastic on all corners. In the future, buy sheets made for deep mattresses. They won't slip.
Use waterbed sheets. The bottom sheet and the top sheet are sewn together at the bottom.
Look up your local Senior Center. Ours has free classes in things like "chair yoga". If she is in a wheel chair you could take her for a walk around the neighborhood.
If you are wanting to encourage use of the hands, perhaps coloring with the large crayons, or make the crayons in a muffin tin.
If not, reading, movies, board games, does she have a pet? (such as a cat or dog) to help entertain her?, go for a daily drive or wheelchair ride. What did she like to do before the stroke?
Myself I use blue wilderness but it has peas in it but not the other things you dog is allergic too. You can get it at petsmart as well as petco. It is one of the more expensive dog foods but worth the money. Why not do a search on dog food sites and look at the different dog foods both dry and canned and pay particular attention to the ingredients. You could also prepare you own dog food this way you know what's in it and no chemical or preservatives and get doggie vitamins and put them in the food. I think you can even get raw food for them as well and give it to them that way. That is expensive so if you would do that route get the meat yourself human grade then you know what you are getting from regular stores on sale.
Where did you get the seeds?
St. Jude's website states they can no longer use your cards.
I did not see any pieces like or similar to yours on eBay so I would say you may have to look each item up separately. Show any name on the item and try checking eBay and Etsy as these are the sites that sell this sort of thing the most.
Each item would be valued at a different price but no matter what the asking price for an item, the only thing that counts is when someone pays money for it.
this type of item is very slow to sell as very difficult and expensive to ship, breaks easily and USPS will not always pay damages (if insured) because it is so hard to pack safely.
From what I saw on eBay, the most expensive piece for sale was $32, and there were plenty for less than $10.
The puppy may have slipped when you were not around and now he is frightened of getting on the stairs. are the stairs slippery to you?
Why not try sitting on the stairs and getting him to come up one or two steps at a time. Try to keep him calm around the stairs so he will not slip/fall and get hurt.
Be sure his/her nails are clipped. Are the stairs slippery to you? They do have special paint products to add to paint to make them less slippery but hopefully your puppy is just afraid of the change in his regular playing field.
Maybe you could help your pup by sitting on the stairs and let him come to you - just a few steps at a time until he adjusts but they may be a danger to a puppy if they are very slippery.
Puppies like to bound up and down stairs and a fall may cause even more fear. Try to keep him calm around the stairs - no hurrying and no standing at the top or bottom clapping your hands to get him to try it - wait a while for that.
Yes. It might be more slippery for him. He will learn to go more slowly and get used to it.
They discontinued it in 2013.
I was trying to find any crystal bowl cleaner like my Mom used too, but no luck. The liquid kinds just don't do the same job. I'm 74 & just don't like the way all these new kinds work.
Cool, My husband hand carves spoons.. so one day I had him make a giant crochet hook for me. I wanted to make rag rugs out of old T-Shirts ( cut into strips) . This is great for outdoor use as it seems to be more weather proof :) Great idea!
Put the bugs in a sealed plastic bag. Don't crush the bugs. Take it to any place that sells pesticides. They can help you identify and get rid of them.
It might be nothing, or it might be malignant. If something appears on a human or animal that wasn't there before, the thing to do is to consult a doctor, whether it's painful or not.
The only way to have peace of mind is to see your vet. It sounds like your dog has a problem and really should see a vet. The longer you wait the more damage it can do. I would make an appointment and get him checked out right away. I had one dog that had tumors from time to time. They just removed them and she was fine. It is not a good idea to allow this to get any longer. The longer you wait the more dangerous it is for your dog.
I do not believe you can judge your Lab's problem by any other owners experience as this can be very serious and should be checked as soon as possible. Your vet will be able to tell you right away (maybe after tests) but they will also know what steps to take to help you pup.
If it is a tumor then it may be benign and can be removed immediately or left but only a vet can tell you whether this is cancer or not.
Don't wait - Make an appointment and take your Lab to see his doctor.
I believe you are correct that your machine is a "vintage" and not an antique which is good because almost nothing can be found in parts or accessories for the antiques.
All of this information should be on or under the needle plate area.
Parts, accessories and manuals for antique machines are no longer available.
You may be able to find a photo matching your machine on the Internet (try looking several different ways).
https://www.goo ;bih=701#imgrc=_
Here is another list of serial numbers fo New Home machines.
It could be on the back or the bottom. You may have to take the bottom plate off to see the number.
Ismacs International Collectors Society has a fantastic list about this sewing machine. They have put together a listing of different sewing machines and model number. It helps you to know how old the machine is.
http://ismacs.n cture_dates.html
To find your model number, look on the base of the sewing machine or on the bottom. There should be a plate there with a string of 5 numbers. Some of them are preceded by a letter in front.
Mine come off. I clean with mind dishwasher detergent, rinse and put back on.
You have probably read something that says to use hydrogen peroxide to remove the yellowing from florescent light fixture covers and this will work but it is a lot of trouble. If the fixture is old it may be a better idea to replace the fixture.
Here are a couple of links that explain how to clean your fixtures with hydrogen peroxide.
Peroxide might yellow the plastic, I would use another method to clean them-providing you are speaking of the covers and not the bulbs themselves.
Are you asking to clean the plastic on the light covers. Florescent lights sit in a light fixture that is hanging in the home. Is this correct?
If this is so, then you can't soak them. They have electric wiring in them so the lights will work.
Basically the only way to clean the light fixtures is by using a cleaning product. You can mix some vinegar and baking soda together. Add a little lemon if you want a clean fresh smell. Now use your rag and clean the outside of the light fixtures.
When you clean these light covers be careful to not get the electrical wires wet.
If you can remove the plastic covering and don't have any electrical wires with it then you can clean and soak the plastic. I don't see why you would need to use hydrogen peroxide on them.
You may want to contact Jayco as genuine parts for something like this may be a better choice.
Sometimes Palco carries the same parts and may be less expensive.
Also excellent site for all types of RV questions-repairs, mods, opinions, etc. :
RV.net then Forums then scroll down for your type of camper.
The pop up princess site recommends MEK and abs beads for repair. You can find a lot of information. http://www.thepopupprincess.com/
As of today, August 22, 2017, are you still accepting used prescription bottles?
I can't find anyone selling replacement parts for this machine. Your machine doesn't have good reviews and it seems to break easily. I would try and find a better machine for you to use.
From what I have read, these machines break so easily and have terrible reviews. Save your money and buy a basic used sewing machine. Estate sales are great for finding them.
This is such an inexpensive machine that buying/replacing accessories would probably cost as much as a new machine - but I do not believe you will find replacement parts for sale. Sometimes things like this are sold on eBay but most likely very rarely.
I believe you would be better off to look for a newer model that has all the accessories with it.
Coleman, stanley or thermos. However, check truck stops. There is a thermos (can't remember the brand) that can be plugged into the cigarette lighter of a vehicle to rewarm the contents.
I think your mom would understand. She gave you permission to shave your legs. I would be honest with her and tell her how fast the hair is growing back. Tell her that you want to try to wax your legs to see if this helps. I don't see a problem in this. I am sure she will say yes.
Tell her the waxing lasts longer, and that you are self-conscious about the hair. If she says no, ask about a depilatory.
It seems you have already accomplished the hard part - getting permission to shave your legs so consider why you wish to change to wax - are you sure you have sufficient reason to convince your mom?
Be sure you have read the correct way to shave your legs and if that is not working for you then show this problem to your mother (does she have the same problem?) and be prepared to answer any questions she has. Waxing is bigger job and can be painful, even if done correctly.
Here is a link to some suggestions -Wikihow has instructions for all type of hair removal.
I wouldn't worry too much about bleach getting into the ground water. When we lived in Turkey we purified our drinking water with household bleach. Not as yummy as you might think. I believe a small quantity of bleach water occasionally applied to weeds will be easily handled by our wonderful filtration system brought to us by Nature. After all, we use bleach in our toilets and wash.
I wouldn't worry too much about bleach getting into the ground water. When we lived in Turkey we purified our drinking water with household bleach. Not as yummy as you might think. I believe a small quantity of bleach water occasionally applied to weeds will be easily handled by our wonderful filtration system brought to us by Nature. After all, we use bleach in our toilets and wash.
Well, they wont actually be mixed, just separate patches that are attached.
(I know what you're thinking, 'Why do they call them apartments when their all stuck together?)
This problem does not seem to be one that a layperson can answer and needs some expert advice from your vet or you will not be able to keep a dog that has a problem he knows nothing about as all of this is the normal thing to him. He is not aware that he is doing anything wrong or unusual.
He needs help from the vet so please buy him a few diapers and take him to see his doctor.
