Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Monday, October 28, 2013
LG WM8000HVA
FEATURED LG WM8000HVA
- Upfront Electronic Control Panel With Dual LED Display
- TrueBalance Anti-Vibration System
- Direct Drive Motor With 10-Year Limited Warranty
- Dimensions (WHD): 29″ X 40 4/5″ X 32 3/10″
- 5.1 cu. ft. Mega Capacity with NeveRustTM Stainless Steel Drum
- Direct Drive Motor with 10-Year Limited Warranty
- 1,300 RPM
- 14 Washing Programs
- 5 Temperature Settings (All Cold Rinses)
- Upfront Electronic Control Panel with Dual LED Display and Dial-A-CycleTM with touch buttons
- Large Chrome Square Rimmed Glass Door with Dark Blue Tinted Cover
- Extra Wide Door Opening
- Stackable with Matching Dryer (Stacking Kit Sold Separately)
- Optional Matching Drawer Pedestal
- TurboWashTM Technology
- Steam Technology
- AAFA Certified AllergieneTM Cycle
- NSF Certified Sanitary Cycle
- ColdWashTM Option
- 6MotionTM Technology
- SmartDiagnosisTM
- TrueBalanceTM Anti-Vibration System
- Magnet Ventilation
- ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2012
- LoDecibelTM Quiet Operation
- SenseCleanTM
- Delay Wash (Up to 19 Hours)
- 10 TilTubTM
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Whirlpool Part Number 8574963: KNOB Reviews
FEATURED Whirlpool Part Number 8574963: KNOB
- WHIRLPOOL 8574963 WASHER/DRYER CONTROL KNOB ASSEMBLY.
SPECIFICATIONS: - COLOR: WHITE W/
- GRAY STRIPE TYPE: CONTROL KNOB
- REPLACES PART NUMBERS: 1194782, 8571944, 8574974, AP3962880
- PS1488011, 8574963.
- Works with the following models: Whirlpool 7MWGD8300SW1, Whirlpool MWFW8300SW02
- Whirlpool WED8300SW, Whirlpool WED8300SW0, Whirlpool WED8300SW1, Whirlpool WED8410SW1
Whirlpool Part Number 8574963: KNOB
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Sunday, October 27, 2013
Design Rules: The Insider’s Guide to Becoming Your Own Decorator
FEATURED Design Rules: The Insider’s Guide to Becoming Your Own Decorator
Recipient of the Gold Medal in the Living Now Awards-Home Improvement
The essential do-it-yourself guide from one of the top designers in the country that uncovers the secret home design rules used by the pros
Many design books are filled with lavish photography of perfect rooms that most of us can only dream of re-creating. Without any practical advice, the look is unattainable. That’s where Design Rules comes in. Here, Elaine Griffin, one of the country’s 100 top designers (House Beautiful), explains all the practical decorating standards that professionals use behind the scenes to create flowing, balanced, gorgeous design. Packed with helpful illustrations and hundreds of step-by-step tips, Design Rules includes essential advice such as:
?Pick a pleasing color palette (that really works)
?Correctly size their bedsize tables (so they don’t tower over their beds)
?Enhance the visual appeal of windowless rooms (so they’re not dungeons)
?Design furniture arrangements that function and flow
?Style up even the most forlorn kitchens, baths and yes, basements and laundry rooms (honey, no space is too dreadful to be made ultra fab)
?Brighten up their kitchens with a can of paint and a burst of strategically- placed color (location, location, location!)
?Figure out which styles of furniture go together (there is a rule and it’s easy!)
?Make their own personalities shine throughout their homes (because they should)
?And oodles more!
Design Rules is for the growing number of savvy, novice home designers who are well-versed in what good design looks like, but need advice on how to translate it into their own home. It is the home design bible people have been waiting for.
Recipient of the Gold Medal in the Living Now Awards-Home Improvement
The essential do-it-yourself guide from one of the top designers in the country that uncovers the secret home design rules used by the pros
Many design books are filled with lavish photography of perfect rooms that most of us can only dream of re-creating. Without any practical advice, the look is unattainable. That’s where Design Rules comes in. Here, Elaine Griffin, one of the country’s 100 top designers (House Beautiful), explains all the practical decorating standards that professionals use behind the scenes to create flowing, balanced, gorgeous design. Packed with helpful illustrations and hundreds of step-by-step tips, Design Rules includes essential advice such as:
?Pick a pleasing color palette (that really works)
?Correctly size their bedsize tables (so they don’t tower over their beds)
?Enhance the visual appeal of windowless rooms (so they’re not dungeons)
?Design furniture arrangements that function and flow
?Style up even the most forlorn kitchens, baths and yes, basements and laundry rooms (honey, no space is too dreadful to be made ultra fab)
?Brighten up their kitchens with a can of paint and a burst of strategically- placed color (location, location, location!)
?Figure out which styles of furniture go together (there is a rule and it’s easy!)
?Make their own personalities shine throughout their homes (because they should)
?And oodles more!
Design Rules is for the growing number of savvy, novice home designers who are well-versed in what good design looks like, but need advice on how to translate it into their own home. It is the home design bible people have been waiting for.
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Eliminate Chaos: The 10-Step Process to Organize Your Home and Life
FEATURED Eliminate Chaos: The 10-Step Process to Organize Your Home and Life
Eliminate Chaos is a user-friendly system for organizing each room of the house, including the kitchen and pantry, closet, garage, home office, and childrens’ rooms. The author’s ten-step system is presented in an easy-to-use, workbook-style layout. Full-color photos demonstrate the various stages of the organizing process, illustrating not just “before and after,” but the realistic, messy, all-important steps in between. Leist’s method is based on the underlying principle that “it’s not about the stuff.” She touches on the psychological reasons behind clutter and not letting go — such as procrastination, denial, thrift, and family history — but her underlying premise is that being organized is an on-going process, not a one-day event. By learning to sort, prioritize, and make fast, rational decisions about their household goods, readers become more efficient and functional not just at home, but in other areas of life as well.Eliminate Chaos is a user-friendly system for organizing each room of the house, including the kitchen and pantry, closet, garage, home office, and childrens’ rooms. The author’s ten-step system is presented in an easy-to-use, workbook-style layout. Full-color photos demonstrate the various stages of the organizing process, illustrating not just “before and after,” but the realistic, messy, all-important steps in between. Leist’s method is based on the underlying principle that “it’s not about the stuff.” She touches on the psychological reasons behind clutter and not letting go — such as procrastination, denial, thrift, and family history — but her underlying premise is that being organized is an on-going process, not a one-day event. By learning to sort, prioritize, and make fast, rational decisions about their household goods, readers become more efficient and functional not just at home, but in other areas of life as well.
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