Archive for August, 2007
12 Days, 12 Ways to Go Green
Add the environment to the list of loved ones you’re buying gifts for this year. In the spirit of the old Yuletide carol, we’ve assembled 12 days of affordable gifts—aiming for $30 a day or less—to replace conventional household goods with green alternatives.
First Day
One Water-Efficient Showerhead
The average four-person household uses 146,000 gallons [...]
Posted: August 23rd, 2007 under Advice, GREEN products, Restroom Information.
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Show Us Your Style- Moen’s style contest
Faucet maker Moen Inc. is holding their annual contest that calls for homeowners to submit pictures of their bathrooms and kitchen remodeling projects, stories and tips. Every two weeks, Moen will choose a $500 winner. Come November, a random entrant could win a $10,000 grand prize. Go here to find out more. Today could be [...]
Posted: August 16th, 2007 under Restroom Information.
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Moen’s new Icon faucet - ease of use a big plus
The Icon One Handle Chrome Lavatory Sink Faucet with Drain Assembly.
Specifications and features
centerset
lever handle
1 or 3 hole application
deckplate included for 3 hole application
can be single hole mounted
laminar flow
metal drain assembly
1/2″ IPS connections
valve included
See it here and purchase for $152.57
Posted: August 9th, 2007 under Restroom Information, Sinks, fixture products.
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QUICK TIPS FOR KID-PROOFING YOUR HOME
Turn your “home sweet home” into a “home safe home”
You worry about your children’s safety at school, on the playground and in the car, but did you ever stop to think about their safety inside your home? According to the National Safe Kids Campaign, unintentional injury is the leading cause of death among children ages [...]
Posted: August 7th, 2007 under For Kids, Restroom Information, Tubs, bathrooms.
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Baby Boomers - How to design a bath to grow old with.
Bathroom design features for meeting the demands of aging
by Mary Jo Peterson (This Old House)
1. Getting In and Out Traditionally, the bathroom doorway is one of the smallest openings in the house, as little as 24 inches. But that’s too narrow for two people to pass through together—a parent and child, say, or an elderly [...]
Posted: August 3rd, 2007 under Restroom Information.
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