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Couch slip covers can help take that favorite old couch that is now showing its age and give it a complete makeover. The best thing is that it requires very little effort on your part and the cost is next to nothing. About a year ago I had a couch and a recliner that was in bad need of new upholstery. I didn’t want to go out and spend $1500 on new furniture because these pieces were still holding up fine.

I found the solution to be putting on new slip covers. I priced the cost for re-upholstering the couch and what a slipcover costs and there was no comparison.

Couch or sofa slip covers aren’t just like throwing a sheet over your furniture and calling it quits. A slip cover will fit snugly over any couch, sofa, sectional, recliner and even your dining room chairs.

The designs these covers now offer are immense. You can virtually find any type of pattern and style you could ever want. They will change the decor of any room in your home.

Couch slip covers are great for protecting the fabric and material on your newer furniture as well. Made from materials such as cotton, denim, velvet and many more, these furniture covers give increased life to any decor.

With the low cost of furniture slipcovers, you may want to have 2 or 3 of them in different patterns. From bright to modern, you can change them with the seasons to give your room a fresh look.

So, if you’re looking for an inexpensive way to protect your upholstery, consider buying couch slip covers and bring that furniture back to life.

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Contractor Fraud, Could You Be A Victim?

Posted:31 July, 2007 by admin

Contractor fraud happens to unsuspecting families millions of times each year. Families strive to better their homes and in return are left to pick up the pieces when they fall victim to contractor fraud. There are ways to nip this problem in the bud.

How To Spot A Dodgy Contractor

Often times people who are looking for contractors have little knowledge of how the industry works, and this makes a fraudulent contractors job all the easier, so here are a few tips on what a dodgy contractor may ask you for, or how he behaves.

· Doesn’t have a listed number in the phone book. If your contractor is not listed in the phone book, then you should be concerned. No number means that your contractor doesn’t want to be easily tracked down.
· If your contractor expects you to get the building permit yourself, you should be even more worried, that is his job.
· Contractors who only accept cash payments, and want to be paid in full upfront should be avoided. Never pay in full before your contractor starts work on your home. That is just asking for trouble.
· If the contractor goes door to door asking people ‘in your area’ if they need work done, be very concerned, they obviously aren’t listed in the phone book, and don’t want to draw attention to themselves by advertising. Often contractors, who solicit from door to door, will also tell you that they will give you a discount if you find them more work.
· Have you heard of the saying that if it sounds too good to be true…. If a contractor is offering you exceptionally long guarantees, short turn around times, or really low cost building then he probably is too good to be true!
· If you are signing a contract then make sure that you read and understand every part of it. If you are having trouble understanding anything included in the contract then make sure that you ask either the builder or someone else who can explain it to you.

What Else Can You Do?
Scammers are getting smarter every day, as the consumer becomes more informed about the products and services we are buying, those that prey on innocent consumers are also having to become more and more savvy. There is one way that you can really make sure that you are protecting your family, investments and yourself, and that is to get a contractor background check.

A contractor background check will tell you everything that you need to know about your contractor including any criminal offences that he may have been charged with in any of the 50 states, if he has been bankrupt before, and if he has been sued before due to not keeping his contract.

A contractor background check is one of the most valuable tools that you can have prior to commencing any type of renovations, or work done on your home. For a few dollars you can know exactly who is working for you.

Ready To Get Started Looking For A Contractor?
Once you are ready to find a contractor use the list above to weed out all of the dodgy contractors, and when you have found a contractor that seems suitable do a contractor background check on him.

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Time Saving House Cleaning Tips

Posted:31 July, 2007 by admin

So, you don’t like doing house work. Can’t afford to have someone clean for you? Here are some interesting tips to help you get out of the house, and out doing something you’d rather be doing.

There are certain things that anyone can get by with doing weekly, monthly, and then those jobs that just need to be done every 6 months to a year. These tips will help you cut down on the time you spend each week, and those we can sweep under the rug for a while!

To start off with I try to do something each night, that way I don’t have to spend a day doing just cleaning. It makes it a lot easier and you get your day off to do exactly what you want to do.

There is some way that those little dust bunnies just come back, no matter how hard we try to dust them away. So the first chore is:

Furniture: Dust all hard surfaces.
Floors: vacuum or mop (dust bunnies love all the tile and hardwood that we have in our homes now)

Now those two things can be done while listening to some good tunes or just catching up on some pent up energy.

There is one thing that we must do every day and that is eat. So I like to clean the kitchen while I’m cooking dinner. I spend a few moments doing the following while I wait for the water to boil.

Kitchen sink: Scrub and disinfect
Appliances: wipe down surfaces
Microwave: clean and deodorize
Refrigerator: Clean interior

Okay so now we have the easy stuff out of the way and we get to do the hard stuff! No one and I really don’t know anyone that likes to clean the bathroom. But it’s gotta be done!

Counters: Wipe down and disinfect
Bathtub/shower: Scrub down and clean
Toilet: Scrub (with a toilet brush) and disinfect

And the last of the weekly chores. Change and Launder the sheets.

The Monthly chores may take a little more time to do, but you’ll find that once you get started it is not to much to take on. Maybe even do just one or two a week.

Upholstery: Vacuum
Kitchen Cabinets: Wipe down doors
Stove Burner Grates: Scrub Clean
Waste baskets: Wipe out (I like to keep those grocery bags in my trash cans, they stay much cleaner)
Moldings: Dust
Door and Doorknobs: Wipe down
Ceiling Fans: Dust
Stove Hood: Degrease and clean

Now we are to the more tedious jobs the ones that we all like to put off till we just can’t any longer.These are the chores that should be done every 6 to 12 months:

Oven: Clean ( I have a self cleaning oven, I like to clean it right before Thanksgiving, that way it is clean for that big Turkey!)
Lamp shades: vacuum or wash and clean
Fabric Shades: wash if washable

Beth Meier is writer and senior administrator for americasbargainstore.com/ AmericasBargainStore.com, which helps to find americasbargainstore.com/ online bargains.

Decorative Lamps and Lighting

Posted:31 July, 2007 by admin

When it comes to lighting - it’s not always about functionality. Lighting can be fun, and decorative lighting more so. Just look at Christmas tree lights and how much fun is to be had decorating the
tree, with all its tinsel and lights.

The thing about using lighting for decorative purposes, is that in itself, lighting is a magical thing. Not only does it look beautiful but the light it emanates is a gorgeous thing to behold.
That is why we all marvel at Christmas trees when the lights are switched on for the first time.

Decorative lighting adds an almost magical touch to the objects it illuminates.
There are many ways you can use lighting to add that decorative touch to your home or surroundings. For starters, many table lamps and floor lamps come in a variety of styles and designs. It is
possible to buy beautifully crafted decorative table lamps, perhaps adorned with hanging dew drop beads that catch the light and dazzle with reflected color.

Take the traditional chandelier with all its facets and beautiful glass surfaces that glisten and sparkle so vibrantly. Chandeliers are a truly beautiful lighting fixture designed to look even better once the light source is switched on.

Decorative lighting needs to be functional, to a degree, as well as being purely for ornamental purposes, otherwise it can seem a bit pointless to have.
Stained tiffany glass shades are a great example of a light fixture that is both decorative and functional. A Tiffany light fitting provides, whether it is a Tiffany style floor lamp, decorative tiffany table lamp or tiffany hanging pendant light, is fit for a purpose. It goes beyond merely being a light source because Tiffany style light fittings are an object of beauty and are much admired for their iridescent glass coloring for one and their infamous, bejeweled designs, whether it is the dragonfly, peacock feather or wisteria. Even with the light turned off, a tiffany light fitting is an object of beauty.

Spotlights are another form of indoor light fitting that can serve double purposes as functional lighting and decorative lighting. They can be used to illuminate specific areas of a room and yet can be deployed to cast light on an object as well. By illuminating the object from above there is no glare and the object itself is lit up by bright light.

Old-fashioned antique lamps made from fabric and edged with hanging beads and supported by a fancy, adorned lamp base are another example of decorative lighting that also serves as a light source
by night. The added bonus of antique style lighting fixtures is that they add a touch of glamor and grandeur, reminiscent of a bygone era, to your surroundings.

Whether you use lamplightworld.com/lamp-world/tiffany-lamps/ tiffany style table lamps, lamplightworld.com/lamp-world/floor-lamps/ antique floor lamps or candle sconces, it is not too difficult to get your lighting to both look good and provide great light.

Lauren Tyler is a writer for lamplightworld.com LampLightWorld.com.

What are HEPA Air Filters?

Posted:30 July, 2007 by admin

The Environmental Protection Agency has determined that almost 90% of the people spend their time indoors. This means that indoor air quality is much more important than outdoor air quality for most people.

HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate Air) filters are recommended by allergists and medical professionals for the removal of all dust particles in the size range of droplet nuclei from the air. The HEPA filter, a mechanical filter, was developed by the Atomic Energy Commission of U.S.A. during World War II to prevent radioactive particles from escaping from plants and laboratories. Those initial HEPA air filters were very bulky compared to those that are produced today.

HEPA filters are able to trap 99.97% of particles having the size of 0.3 micron, including harmful fibers, dust, smoke, pet dander, and more. With the capacity to collect dirt particles, which are 1/300th the width of the human air, these filters have high resistance power and cannot be placed directly in heating or cooling systems.

These filters are used as the primary filtration systems for electronic clean room assembly, isolation wards, surgical theaters, bioengineering units, pharmaceutical processing units, and other places where the maximum removal of sub-micron particulate is required. They are also used in portable units to supplement a building’s ventilation system by providing disinfected air.

Doctors are advising the usage of HEPA filters in heating/cooling systems for the prevention and treatment of Tuberculosis. HEPA air cleaners, vacuum cleaners and air filters are essential by law to be used in all equipment for asbestos, lead, toxic chemicals, and mold abatement.

The major benefit of HEPA filters is that they can remove Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) which are the gases that are released from household chemicals and synthetic materials. If filtration systems do not contain HEPA filters, all the toxic particles trapped in the room are left unfiltered. The price of portable HEPA filter unit ranges from approximately $100 to $3500, depending on the size of the unit.

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A Trap Set by Law - Beware not to Fall into it!

Posted:30 July, 2007 by admin

Camera-audio may seem a useful accessory to be implemented with no problems into one’s home surveillance camera system. One may think that this addition will improve the level of information available and support surveillance and investigations with useful knowledge and cues.

When one looks through many Catalogs of Surveillance Cameras, one can will find that many surveillance cameras have no built-in Camera-audio microphones. This is in contrast with many hand held video cameras (camcorders) readily available for personal use.

You may find however on the market, many cameras being offered for home surveillance purposes, which include a tiny microphone in their advertised features. Not a word of warning is offered by the suppliers.

It may therefore come as a surprise to find out that the mere existence of such a facility being implemented into one’s camera is against the law, at least in the USA.

The origin of this legislation, matured over years of hot debates, is centered on the fundamental right of citizens to privacy. It moved along two different paths.

One path dealt with authorizing law enforcement authorities to break the privacy of ordinary citizens when there is suspicion (in a very large sense) of criminal conduct.

The other path means to forbid individuals from spying on their unaware fellow citizen by eavesdropping and collecting audio evidence of conversations.

Normally only video imaging is considered permitted. Any breach of privacy in video records, if documented, is self evident and prosecutable. On the contrary the mere existence of audio capability in any given commercially available surveillance camera is illegal, according to strict interpretation of the law, except that in the privacy of your home you may legally monitor your own baby’s voice.

This law may not be compulsory in every country, but, given the increasing globalization of tendencies and technological trends, the matter should be checked anywhere, if necessary, with legal advice.

Notwithstanding law requirements, it is a fact that such surveillance equipment is publicly advertised and available from many stores, and it is possible that customers are not advised of legal restrictions applicable.
With the elimination of Camera-audio, the subject of home surveillance video is simplified in this respect because there is no more need for a separate channel of transmission and transformation of audio signals.

We publish these notes as we believe it is important that homeowners be alerted in advance of the legal implications of their decisions in implementing home surveillance Camera-audio so that they can independently investigate their own specific case.
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Many Florida residents that have come from the North are surprised by the idea of roof cleaning - and even more surprised by the fact that many communities here in Florida require it. Reasons for cleaning include aesthetics, property values, energy efficiency, and increased longevity of the roof.

Whatever the main reason, if it is going to be done, it is your best interest to know what choices are available to you. A quality roof should last upwards of 30 years if cared for and maintained properly. Unfortunately, many roofs here in Florida (and increasingly throughout the US) are subjected to unnecessary stress while cleaning the greatly reduces the life expectancy of the roof. With repeated roof cleaning comes certain pitfalls that every homeowner, property manager, and professional cleaner should be aware of in order to avoid damage to property, unnecessary repair costs, and the premature replacement of the roof.

WHY HAS THE ROOF TURNED BLACK?
The black streaking typically found on homes in areas where moisture settles on shingles is not caused by mildew or fungus; it’s roof algae. 3M scientists have identified the most common form as Gloeocapsa Magma. Algae spores are carried b the wind, which is why so many houses in the neighborhood can end up with this problem. During the last 20 years, this particular algae strain has become hardier and so has been able to migrate to less humid environments than it has in the past. And in areas where it traditionally has been found, the staining is showing up earlier, is more severe and settles on a greater number of roofs.

HOW CAN IT BE CLEANED?
Typical roof cleaning methods involve either pressure cleaning or chemical solutions containing Chlorine Bleach or Sodium Hydroxide. If used properly, these methods will clean the roof with minimal adverse impact - but the effects can be very temporary and will generally have to be repeated every 6-18 months in order to maintain the appearance of the roof.

WHAT IS THE BEST CLEANING METHOD?
Each method has its advantages and disadvantages.

A chlorine and water solution can be used followed by a thorough rinse. Of course, since chlorine can be toxic to people and plants, proper care should be taken to protect employees and the surrounding property from overspray and runoff. The benefits to using chlorine include a much faster cleaning process and minimal rinsing as compared to other methods. This translates into much less wear & tear on the roof - particularly asphalt shingle roofs.

Sodium Hydroxide based cleaners are generally advertised as safer for the landscaping, but sodium hydroxide is caustic, very toxic, and care should also be used to protect employees and surrounding property. Sodium hydroxide is also a very effective degreaser. So high levels of sodium hydroxide in a cleaning product can cause damage to an asphalt shingle roof that can be irreversible. These products generally require much more rinsing than the chlorine method. The rinsing process is not only time consuming, but it can also be potentially damaging to the roof if not done correctly. A quality sodium hydroxide based product should not require any more than 100 psi to effectively rinse an asphalt shingle roof and even then some granule loss should be expected.

Pressure cleaning is an option that should only be used on a concrete, barrel tile, or metal roofs. Pressure cleaning has the advantage of not requiring chemicals, which eliminates some of the cost - in addition to landscaping and chemical exposure concerns. The down side to pressure cleaning is that it is very time consuming and it exerts tremendous force on a surface that is not really designed to handle it. In addition, repeated pressure cleaning can wear away the surface of some tiles that are only covered by a thin layer of coloring. When this happens, the grey concrete color starts to show through and the roof must be stained or painted.

THESE METHODS ARE NOT LONG-TERM SOLUTIONS.
While these methods are relatively safe and effective when done properly, repeated use will lead to premature aging of the roof. The natural erosion that occurs over tie from the basic forces of heat, cold, wind, and rain alone are enough to weaken most roofs to the point where annual inspections and minor repairs are necessary to prevent significant repair costs. But when the roof is repeatedly subjected to high pressure or harsh chemicals, the aging of the roof structure is significantly accelerated. With repeated cleaning, tiles are more likely to shift, slip, or break and asphalt shingles are more likely to become brittle and crack. When this happens, there is a greater likelihood of tearing the roof membrane simply by walking on the roof. Once gaps are created in the roof and subsequent pressure cleaning or chemical cleaning takes place, these gaps provide the water or caustic solutions a path to the roof membrane and increase the chance of costly roof leaks.

WHAT IS THE ALTERNATIVE?
A proper program of preventative maintenance will eliminate the need for future cleaning and the potential for damage that comes along with it. Preventing the recurrence of the algae growth will require a light spray of chlorine and water or an algae prevention product.

Most quality algaecides will last for approximately 6-12 months before reapplication of the product is necessary. Obviously, the longer the time frame, the better your chances are of minimizing and unnecessary damage to the roof. Prevention programs should be done in conjunction with neighbors whenever possible and many can be applied without a need for walking on the roof.

One important mote about algaecides: Algaecide products are regulated at both the state and federal level. Any algaecide product used on a roof requires EPA registration as a pesticide or biocide and approval for use on a roof. Contractors found violating the law in this regard cold find themselves facing fines up to $10,000. per occurrence.

John Browne
Roof-A-Cide, Inc.

For additional information on Professional Roof Cleaning and Algae Prevention, please visit our webstite: Roof-A-Cide.com/ Roof-A-Cide.com/ or call
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All About Silk Draperies

Posted:30 July, 2007 by admin

Silk draperies can add a touch of class and flare to any window and room that might need it. You will need a great selection to choose from when you are shopping, so that you can get the most out of your draperies, and bring out the best features that the window you are draping has. You will need to know where you will find this nice selection of draperies made from silk, so that you are sure to get the best effect for your windows.

If you have a local window treatment store, you just might find that they have silk draperies. You will see that when you go into a store such as this and choose your draperies for your home, you will have a nice huge selection that you can choose from, and you will love the items that they carry. However, this is not the only place that you will find draperies that are made from silk to hang in your home.

Many times you just might find the silk draperies that you are wanting at a local retail store. This is great, and you will even find that they carry a nice selection for you to choose from. Be sure that you take into consideration the colors that you have going on in the room you are buying draperies for, and you are sure to make the best decision when it comes to picking out the pair that you will take home with you to hang.

You will find that the department stores will also sell silk draperies. At a department store, you are going to find a higher quality of silk that their drapes are made from. You will be able to pick and choose from all of the styles and lengths that they have in their draperies, and you might want to take a look at their drape rods as well while you are there. Dramatic draperies need dramatic rods to hang from. Choosing them both together is sure to give you the look that you are wanting for any space.

Shopping online for silk draperies is a great way to find just what you are needing. Be sure that you see a picture of the draperies that you are considering buying and make sure you also get the correct size that you need for your windows. The styles and colors that you will find in draperies at a silk online will very greatly, and you will be glad that you took the time to look through the stores online that offer such a great deal to choose from. Make sure that the store you are shopping online with is a reputable one, and you will not go wrong with your selection.

Finding silk draperies is not hard to do. You are going to find the perfect pair of draperies that will fit any window in your room when you look at all of the available places before you make your decision. Wether you are wanting dramatic or simple, you are sure to find it all in the above places.

Charlena has over 10 years of experience in the silk apparel department for a large retailer of clothing. She enjoys helping customers with their gift selections and giving them insights on the latest trends and styles. Charlena shares views and comments on silkfacts.com silkfacts.com which includes silkfacts.com silk draperies as well as a buying guide.

Uses And Different Types Of Chucks

Posted:29 July, 2007 by admin

Chucks are accessories that are used to hold a workpiece or cut down tool on a machine tool. There are lots of different types of chucks products. Choices include: clamping chucks, core chucks, diaphragm chucks, collet chucks, draw bar chucks, electrostatic chucks, gear chucks, grinding chucks, fixturing chucks, Jacobs chucks, lathe chucks, milling chucks, pull down chucks, magnetic chucks, roll chucks, scroll chucks, speed chucks, safety chucks, spindle chucks, universal, vacuum chucks, and as well as woodworking chucks.

The chuck is actually essential to a lathe’s functioning as it fixtures the portion to the spindle axis of the work holding machine. Three-jaw chucks with jaws are all also driven by the same chuck key. This process provides ease in that parts could be mounted and dismounted quickly. Diaphragm chucks mount on the top jaws of a steel casing or diaphragm. Characteristically, these top jaws are tradition-fabricated for exact workholding applications. Typically, the collet fingers enlarge and take back together. Core chucks and the roll chucks have a jaw that enlarges exterior to grip the inner diameter of a roll or tube.

Specialty chucks and proprietary chucks are further universally available. Product specifications for chucks include: total number of jaws, actual capacity or jaw opening, real chuck size or diameter, amount rated speed, value clamping or holding force, full chuck actuation, and the amount of materials of construction. Chuck features comprises outer diameter fastening, inner diameter clamping, essential brakes, sovereign jaws, identical jaws, workpiece compensation, and amazing mach inability. Fast-change, fast-release, square, rectangular, retracting, self-centered, through-hole, locking, and other keyless chucks are as well available.

Drill chucks are inputting or keyless chucks, which are used in the first with drilling machines. With draw bar chucks and tear down chucks, the radial movement of the jaws is as well affected by axial actuation against its fixed, tapered surface. Electrostatic wafer chucks (electrostatic chucks) are further made for semiconductor-production equipment. Fixturing chucks or other clamping chucks are also used to find and hold fixtures, vises, pallets, and other molds for mechanical machining operations. They are frequently known as Jacobs’s chucks or Jacobs-style chucks, a position to the company, which consistent a well-liked, hardwearing, drill chucks.

Milling chucks are especially created to hold work holding machine tools for milling operations. Speed chucks are particularly created for fast tool or workpiece chucking and upchucking. Universal chucks have jaws, which move jointly, toward or far from the center (i.e., self-centering, concentric). Vacuum chucks be relevant a vacuum to the back of the workpiece to attain chucking or holding action. Safety chucks have particular guards and has security features to defend finger harm or other worker injury. Scroll chucks have jaws, which go together, in and out fundamentally.

Gear chucks, grinding chucks, lathe chucks, magnetic chucks, milling chucks, safety chucks, scroll chucks, speed chucks, universal chucks, vacuum chucks, and other woodworking chucks are best used in a diversity of applications. Magnetic chucks use the magnetic force from an enduring magnet or electromagnet to attain chucking or holding action. Gear chucks are created to hold gears in machining. Grinding chucks also used in grinding equipment. Lathe chucks are best created for use with lathes or turning centers.

John Russel is a Copywriter of atsworkholding.com Machine tool accessories. He written many articles in various topics. For more information visit: atsworkholding.com 3 jaw chuck contact him at mailto:aworkholding@gmail.com aworkholding@gmail.com

Why Should You Use A Natural Carpet Cleaner?

Posted:29 July, 2007 by admin

Natural carpet cleaning is becoming more and more popular for a variety of reasons. If you are considering using a natural carpet cleaning company you might be interested in reading this short article. It might help you make your decision.

The first reason to use a natural carpet cleaner is because of your children. They live on your carpet and are always sleeping, crawling and laying on it. Wouldn’t you feel better if you knew that the carpet was not full of harsh chemicals and detergents? You would feel much safer if you knew that the carpet was cleaned using cleaners that are so safe that they can even be eaten, because that is what is going to happen. Kids are always putting things in their mouth that have hit the carpet. Make sure that they are safe doing this by using a natural cleaner. Another reason to use a natural carpet cleaner is for the environment. Natural carpet cleaners are safe and non toxic. You do not have to worry about them ending up in our rivers and streams where they will pollute our water and kill wildlife. Do your part to stop pollution and use a natural carpet cleaner. The last reason to use a natural carpet cleaner is for your own comfort. Since they are not using harsh chemicals your home will not smell while they are cleaning. There is nothing worse than the strong odor of solvents that can linger for hours after the cleaning. Most natural cleaners have a light scent or none at all.

So you can see that there are a number of different reasons to use natural carpet cleaners. I hope you will see that they are better and will call a natural carpet cleaner for your next cleaning.

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