Does anyone have experience in having a granite table custom made? I would like to find out if I can simply order a round or oval piece of granite and place it upon some type of stand.....and voila---a dining table!How do I make a granite dining table?
A friend of mine is a stone-mason specilising in granite, I helped him build a granite kitchen in his house (floor, worktops, sink etc - not the cupbaords themselves).
You can order granite pieces made to your specifications in whatever shape you want. In some cases you may be able to go to the quarry and choose the piece of raw material that will be worked for you.
I'd suggest contacting a local monumental mason (gravestone maker) as they'll often do bespoke pieces and if not they should be able to point you in the right direction.
Like glass, granite is brittle and if you drop something heavy on a thin piece it will shatter. For that reason a piece the size of a dining table will need to be quite thick. either that or it's going to need a lot of supports underneath or it's going to have to be a sheet of granite laid on top of a more conventional wooden table.
You can have your granite table top carved if you wish so you could have some decoration around the edges or whatever takes your fancy.How do I make a granite dining table?
I would think that any stone counter-top company could custom make you a table top to your specs. I would recomend that they predrill holles in the bottom for anchors to your base, and make sure the table weight won't damage your floor. Thats a lot of weight to concentrate onto four points on the floor. Counter tops will distribute the weight over a wider area.
There are two types of granites regarding the thickness of it: 3cm (1'; 1/4) and 2cm (3/4';). Most counter-top fabricators use 3 cm because it's more durable. Any fabricator can make you granite base ( either one big rectangle or two small legs) and it would help prevent damage to your flooring.
Sunday, November 21, 2010
How to repair scratches in painted black table?
I bought a painted black dining room table last year and before I could purchase a glass top for it, the paint has been scratched / flaked in several places. I REALLY don't want to sand and repaint the whole table! What kind of paint can I use to repair the damaged areas that will blend in and last? I will then cover it with glass.How to repair scratches in painted black table?
I had the same problem until I was told of an easy and cheap way to fix it and it worked ! I used some Linseed oil on a cloth and give it a good rub saturate the cloth with it and wipe let it sit for a few hours or overnight and the next day wipe with a dry cloth .how to deal with a cheating spouse
I had the same problem until I was told of an easy and cheap way to fix it and it worked ! I used some Linseed oil on a cloth and give it a good rub saturate the cloth with it and wipe let it sit for a few hours or overnight and the next day wipe with a dry cloth .
How to stop a newly adopted cat from jumping on kitchen table?
I just adopted my new cat Ben. He's a very sweet cat who has adjusted VERY well to his new surroundings. He doesn't hide and is as sweet as can be. The only problem is his bad habit of jumping on the kitchen table and sitting/ laying down on it. His old owners didnt mind but I have a big problem with kitty-feet where I place and eat my food.
Q: should I address this issue now or wait until he is here longer. Also HOW can i re train him to not jump on it anymore. He is 14 months.How to stop a newly adopted cat from jumping on kitchen table?
Address it now! He's in your home, so he needs to know your rules. A safe, harmless option is a good squirt bottle with it switched to the high-power stream. When he gets up on the table, create a commotion! Have the bottle handy (always filled with plain H2O), squirt him and yell no! The yelling isn't so much because I expect him to learn ';no';, but more to create an unsettling event that he doesn't like. After this is repeated a number of times, jumping on the table is associated with getting wet and yelled at.
My other advice is to provide him with a new place to lay, like an enclosed kitty cube, to provide him with a cubby-hole all his own :)How to stop a newly adopted cat from jumping on kitchen table?
i'd say kick the habit asap. he may have just newly arrived but the sooner you start teaching him, the easier it'll be. also, 14 months is not old, which is good.
fill up a water bottle with a spray nozzle and spray him everytime he jumps up onto the table. be sure to spray just as he gets on top, not when he's already resting on it so that he gets it
I found that my cats have all learnt not to jump on tables and benchs just by me lifting them off straight away and making a disapproving noise. It works all the time now if my cat goes to do something that is naughty such as attack the dog or chase birds, I just make the noise and he stops.
Go to Wal-Mart and buy a couple of water pistols. Have them around so you can take immediate action. Once you squirt him enough he will associate the table with getting wet which ben won't like.
Add a lil vinegar to water, and give him a squirt w/spray bottle, % and you';; be in control!
or1088 gave the best advice. The squirt bottle will work for many bad behavour problems.
Spray bottle with water in it. Every time he does something that you don't what him doing, squirt, squirt.
I agree, my cat is 16 years old. We trained him as a kitten with a little squirt gun (in the shape of a seahorse! haha!) just plain H2O does the trick. To this day, if I place him on the table or another area he is not allowed he runs right away! He never jumps on the tables/counters/kitchen chairs, etc. Just a few quick squirts of water will do and make sure you don't continue to squirt your cat after they've jumped down or away from where you want as this will confuse them. Only use the water while they are commiting the crime!
I also used a sound when he got squirted; it sounds kinds like ';pssst!'; you know, when you're trying to get someone's attention? Only really short and loud. When he's doing something wrong or heading towards an area I don't want him in, that works now even without the water. ';No'; is quite effective too, I find that it takes a little longer to teach a cat ';no'; and saying it in a commanding/low/deep tone works better than yelling... Eventually you won't even need the water if you include a command or sound with your training.
Cats are NOT impossible to train whatever method you choose, keep at it! (I taught my cat how to ';sit'; years and years ago, he still does it!)
Q: should I address this issue now or wait until he is here longer. Also HOW can i re train him to not jump on it anymore. He is 14 months.How to stop a newly adopted cat from jumping on kitchen table?
Address it now! He's in your home, so he needs to know your rules. A safe, harmless option is a good squirt bottle with it switched to the high-power stream. When he gets up on the table, create a commotion! Have the bottle handy (always filled with plain H2O), squirt him and yell no! The yelling isn't so much because I expect him to learn ';no';, but more to create an unsettling event that he doesn't like. After this is repeated a number of times, jumping on the table is associated with getting wet and yelled at.
My other advice is to provide him with a new place to lay, like an enclosed kitty cube, to provide him with a cubby-hole all his own :)How to stop a newly adopted cat from jumping on kitchen table?
i'd say kick the habit asap. he may have just newly arrived but the sooner you start teaching him, the easier it'll be. also, 14 months is not old, which is good.
fill up a water bottle with a spray nozzle and spray him everytime he jumps up onto the table. be sure to spray just as he gets on top, not when he's already resting on it so that he gets it
I found that my cats have all learnt not to jump on tables and benchs just by me lifting them off straight away and making a disapproving noise. It works all the time now if my cat goes to do something that is naughty such as attack the dog or chase birds, I just make the noise and he stops.
Go to Wal-Mart and buy a couple of water pistols. Have them around so you can take immediate action. Once you squirt him enough he will associate the table with getting wet which ben won't like.
Add a lil vinegar to water, and give him a squirt w/spray bottle, % and you';; be in control!
or1088 gave the best advice. The squirt bottle will work for many bad behavour problems.
Spray bottle with water in it. Every time he does something that you don't what him doing, squirt, squirt.
I agree, my cat is 16 years old. We trained him as a kitten with a little squirt gun (in the shape of a seahorse! haha!) just plain H2O does the trick. To this day, if I place him on the table or another area he is not allowed he runs right away! He never jumps on the tables/counters/kitchen chairs, etc. Just a few quick squirts of water will do and make sure you don't continue to squirt your cat after they've jumped down or away from where you want as this will confuse them. Only use the water while they are commiting the crime!
I also used a sound when he got squirted; it sounds kinds like ';pssst!'; you know, when you're trying to get someone's attention? Only really short and loud. When he's doing something wrong or heading towards an area I don't want him in, that works now even without the water. ';No'; is quite effective too, I find that it takes a little longer to teach a cat ';no'; and saying it in a commanding/low/deep tone works better than yelling... Eventually you won't even need the water if you include a command or sound with your training.
Cats are NOT impossible to train whatever method you choose, keep at it! (I taught my cat how to ';sit'; years and years ago, he still does it!)
Does a welding table get hot when its being welded on?
I need to design a welding table for shops class but i don't know how hot the table gets when its being welded on. Also will a part of the table that's not close to the area that's being welded on, will it get hot? Like the legs or something.Does a welding table get hot when its being welded on?
The table will only get hot but only a small area were the workpiece is on such as a T fillet so say you was welding a T fillet 150mm long the only area to get warm is around that. so if u are welding to steel Lade on the bench that bit off the bench will get warm on the surface off the table not the legs. But also depends the Amps you are using. the steel surface for the table needs to be about 6mm. Also every so often the bench will need grinding down were weld has stuck to the table such as if learners strike the table insted off the workpice. You are best making the table out off angle steel %26amp; 6mm plate for table top. :o)Does a welding table get hot when its being welded on?
I second Ashley's comments.
Incidentally, there's a new wiki for welding sponsored by the Gases and Welding Distributors Association at http://www.gawdawiki.org/gwiki/index.php鈥?/a> and http://www.gawdawiki.org/. The first address is for an interactive wiki of welding and industrial gases terms. It has a lot of information you and your class may find useful.
Thank you so much ';Welding and Gases';.
The table will only get hot but only a small area were the workpiece is on such as a T fillet so say you was welding a T fillet 150mm long the only area to get warm is around that. so if u are welding to steel Lade on the bench that bit off the bench will get warm on the surface off the table not the legs. But also depends the Amps you are using. the steel surface for the table needs to be about 6mm. Also every so often the bench will need grinding down were weld has stuck to the table such as if learners strike the table insted off the workpice. You are best making the table out off angle steel %26amp; 6mm plate for table top. :o)Does a welding table get hot when its being welded on?
I second Ashley's comments.
Incidentally, there's a new wiki for welding sponsored by the Gases and Welding Distributors Association at http://www.gawdawiki.org/gwiki/index.php鈥?/a> and http://www.gawdawiki.org/. The first address is for an interactive wiki of welding and industrial gases terms. It has a lot of information you and your class may find useful.
Thank you so much ';Welding and Gases';.
What are some cute and creative ways to decorate a graduation table?
Im graduating next week and after the ceremony we have a huge after party at the civic center down the street. Each person in the class shares a table. Me and my friend are stuck on how to decorate it. We want something cute and creative.What are some cute and creative ways to decorate a graduation table?
Edible decorations! Make cupcakes, then flip upside down, put a dollop of frosting then chocolate covered graham crackers and make tassles out of candy.
Done correctly, your cupcakes will appear to be wearing graduation caps. So cute.What are some cute and creative ways to decorate a graduation table?
Make grad cap centerpieces!
Make sure you go with the color theme!
Edible decorations! Make cupcakes, then flip upside down, put a dollop of frosting then chocolate covered graham crackers and make tassles out of candy.
Done correctly, your cupcakes will appear to be wearing graduation caps. So cute.What are some cute and creative ways to decorate a graduation table?
Make grad cap centerpieces!
Make sure you go with the color theme!
How do energy levels and the periodic table relate?
I need help writing a paragraph for chemistry. We have to describe the organization of the periodic table. Please anything u know about enery levels relating to the periodic table let me know. who knows u can get 10 points just 4 contributing a sentence. thanx much!!How do energy levels and the periodic table relate?
The Periods (horizontal lines), from top to bottom represent increasing energy levels.
The Periods (horizontal lines), from top to bottom represent increasing energy levels.
How do I find the valence number in a periodic table?
I need to find the valence number of all the elements in the periodic table. Where is located and what does it mean? Thanks!How do I find the valence number in a periodic table?
the valance number is the # of electrons in an elements outermost energy level. the transition elements have different valance #s and Group 1- 1
Group 2- 2
Group 13- 3
Group 14- 4
Group 15- 5
Group 16- 6
Group 17- 7
Group 18- 0
the valance number is the # of electrons in an elements outermost energy level. the transition elements have different valance #s and Group 1- 1
Group 2- 2
Group 13- 3
Group 14- 4
Group 15- 5
Group 16- 6
Group 17- 7
Group 18- 0
How do you get vomit smell out of a coffee table?
Had some friends over, did some drinking, woke up to a pool of vomit on the coffee table. I scrubbed it a few times with various cleaning products, but it still has a lingering smell. What's the best method for knocking out the odor?How do you get vomit smell out of a coffee table?
Since all you've done already didn't help, Throw it to the curb and get another one...How do you get vomit smell out of a coffee table?
Clean it once in awhile.
I would bleach it ( and your friends too ) haha. Or throw it out. Make your friends sleep in the bath-tub from now on. :P
Its tough if you,ve already used other products on it. Try a pet stain and odor remover on it and leave it out in the sun for a few days or as long as you can Sunlight will kill most bacteria
If it's able to be aired outside, that would help.
I believe pet odor remover products have a warning that it is harmful to varnishes.
Is the varnish ruined? It is possible that it has been.
I suggest first to try:
Powder a 1/4 inch layer of baking soda on it and let it sit overnight. Wash with warm, soapy water.
White distilled vinegar would be next.
Since all you've done already didn't help, Throw it to the curb and get another one...How do you get vomit smell out of a coffee table?
Clean it once in awhile.
I would bleach it ( and your friends too ) haha. Or throw it out. Make your friends sleep in the bath-tub from now on. :P
Its tough if you,ve already used other products on it. Try a pet stain and odor remover on it and leave it out in the sun for a few days or as long as you can Sunlight will kill most bacteria
If it's able to be aired outside, that would help.
I believe pet odor remover products have a warning that it is harmful to varnishes.
Is the varnish ruined? It is possible that it has been.
I suggest first to try:
Powder a 1/4 inch layer of baking soda on it and let it sit overnight. Wash with warm, soapy water.
White distilled vinegar would be next.
How to train a dog from takeing food from the table and trash?
I have a 3-4 years old JRT and when i leave my house he gets in to the trash. I come home and its every where. Even when i go to the bathroom and my food is on the table he will grab it and eat it. He gets plenty of food in his bowl. He knows what he did but yet he dose it again and again. I've tried yelling with a stern voice and face and sending him to is bed but he still dose it. What should i do?How to train a dog from takeing food from the table and trash?
put the trash in a room the dog does not have access to - simple and effective. Or consider a crate.
stealing your food is BAD he thinks he's dominant over you. try leaving a plate of tuna sandwiches on the floor while you watch TV - everytime he goes near the food or even looks at it sya NO or make an ACK ACK noise dissapprovingly, keep working on it - he needs to learn that your food is off limits - always! - it can be done - my terriers will leave food on 'humans' plates even if it's left on the floor while I leave the room.
I have read that booby trapping some food can help - like make a piece of bread FULL of strong mustard and leave that around! but I don't think dogs are that dumb- I've not tried it - my other training methods worked! Good Luck!!How to train a dog from takeing food from the table and trash?
steal his food
Counter surfing is self reinforcing the reward he's getting may trump any punishment. Think about the rat who has learned that every time it hits a lever, a pellet drops. Now, take away the pellets. Does the rat hit the lever once or twice than walk away? No, the behavior actually increases initially. It is called an extinction burst and can be very frustrating if you don't know what is happening. A previously reinforced behavior is no longer paying off. This is why people kick soda machines.
Get a 4' dog lead and use that on your dog's collar (regular buckle collar only, never a choke collar). Basically you and the dog go hang out in the kitchen. Make sure you are always standing on the end of the lead. When your dog jumps up and hits the end of the lead and sits back down, praise and treat (click and reward if your dog is clicker trained). Only praise and treat when the dog is down. The idea is to reward not jumping on the counter and just sitting at your feet or laying down. Eventually, with consistency, the dog will have a longer interval in between attempts to jump up on the counter. If the dog gets bored and lays down, praise and treat that. Eventually your dog will come to learn that it's more rewarding to lay down than jump up. The goal though is to interrupt or redirect the behavior to something more favorable to the dog. You might get out some very tasty treats when they're sitting on the floor, away from the counter. Since I use drive to train, I would invite the dog to play tug, or have a handful of treats, and get the dog to ';push'; into me to get them. This gets them used to the feeling of coming to me to satisfy their drive-- not the counter.
You have to be consistent. If you are looking for an easy fix try double sided sticky tape placed on the edge of the counter. Dogs hate this, but it may not work.
He is still hungry !!
Your not feeding him enough !!
Filling his bowl up with what ever it is you feed him isn't filling him up......It's that simply !!
You've got to feed him more food.....Give him the left over food from the trash.....Before ...you put it in the trash
He's trying to let you know ......Yelling at him in a stern voice isn't helping him at all.......You are yelling at him for still being hungry !!
If you will start feeding him more food.....until he finally turns around and walks away from his food bowl.....With food still in it......You'll know He is finally full !!
When you start doing that.....He want get into the trash any more......And, away from your food !!
A lot of dogs eat more than just once a day.....Soooo, while your gone....make sure He has plenty of food in his bowl....Extra food
I don't know what you feed him.....Soooo, I'm guessing dog food........If it is ...He needs something more to go with it
When you start feeding him more.....He will stop getting into the trash and will stay out of your food !!
It shouldn't take a couple of days for him to not get into the trash at all.........But, if you don't start feeding him enough it will never stop....
i learned a long time ago when i first got great danes.....counter height to begin with - trash container HAD to have a lid, locking if possible or put in the kitchen closet. and no food left unguarded or uncovered on a table. you have dogs - you have to adjust or loose it. counter surfing for some danes is normal behavior! it's easiest on everyone to just remove the temptation!! there is one trick you can try and i've used it with success, a new clean mouse trap set on the counter for the ';counter surfers'; (old dog trainer tought me this) it is a definite deterrent - they're cheap and i buy them just for that purpose. and they won't hurt your dog - just scare him. it just depends on how hard-headed he is. a jack russell terrorist can be pretty hard-headed :)
sorry to just jump on a thread, but Snow, if you read this, you don't know anything about dogs and should not respond to any other dog-related questions, no matter how smart you think you are. Dogs are like kids, in the sense that they will want your food even if they aren't hungry. I want to agree with most of the other replies to this question, especially because learning a bit of psychology is wonderful since it can apply to people and dogs. I don't know about mouse traps though, if a dog set one off his jowls or ears could get snapped in it and that would be painful and traumatic. Talking sternly to or yelling (which is not helpful) at a dog will do no good, because unless it is done immediately after the bad behavior, they won't know what they did wrong, even if you point it out or (heaven forbid) rub their nose in it. You have to reinforce good behavior with rewards (small treats or praise), which is easier to learn than punishment (negative reinforcement) for bad behavior. Table scraps are ok for dogs anyway, as long as they are given at the end of a meal, and only as a reward for not begging or drooling and staring at the food the entire time. If you can't lock your trash up or put it somewhere that he can't get to, which is usually an inconvenience, you might want to try a baby gate on the doorways. When your dog tries to get near your food, go ';AH AH!'; quickly and loudly and stare him in the eyes. It is a bit jarring to the dog and is simple to understand, and it lets him know that you are the one in control (the alpha dog). When he backs away say something like, ';good boy!'; Also, watch that show on Animal Planet, called ';It's Me or the Dog,'; because the lady on there who trains dogs really knows what she's talking about. I have dogs and am strict with them, but also very fun and loving, and they are pretty well behaved and happy. The important things to remember are just to be patient and consistent. I really hope this helps! Good luck! =)
put the trash in a room the dog does not have access to - simple and effective. Or consider a crate.
stealing your food is BAD he thinks he's dominant over you. try leaving a plate of tuna sandwiches on the floor while you watch TV - everytime he goes near the food or even looks at it sya NO or make an ACK ACK noise dissapprovingly, keep working on it - he needs to learn that your food is off limits - always! - it can be done - my terriers will leave food on 'humans' plates even if it's left on the floor while I leave the room.
I have read that booby trapping some food can help - like make a piece of bread FULL of strong mustard and leave that around! but I don't think dogs are that dumb- I've not tried it - my other training methods worked! Good Luck!!How to train a dog from takeing food from the table and trash?
steal his food
Counter surfing is self reinforcing the reward he's getting may trump any punishment. Think about the rat who has learned that every time it hits a lever, a pellet drops. Now, take away the pellets. Does the rat hit the lever once or twice than walk away? No, the behavior actually increases initially. It is called an extinction burst and can be very frustrating if you don't know what is happening. A previously reinforced behavior is no longer paying off. This is why people kick soda machines.
Get a 4' dog lead and use that on your dog's collar (regular buckle collar only, never a choke collar). Basically you and the dog go hang out in the kitchen. Make sure you are always standing on the end of the lead. When your dog jumps up and hits the end of the lead and sits back down, praise and treat (click and reward if your dog is clicker trained). Only praise and treat when the dog is down. The idea is to reward not jumping on the counter and just sitting at your feet or laying down. Eventually, with consistency, the dog will have a longer interval in between attempts to jump up on the counter. If the dog gets bored and lays down, praise and treat that. Eventually your dog will come to learn that it's more rewarding to lay down than jump up. The goal though is to interrupt or redirect the behavior to something more favorable to the dog. You might get out some very tasty treats when they're sitting on the floor, away from the counter. Since I use drive to train, I would invite the dog to play tug, or have a handful of treats, and get the dog to ';push'; into me to get them. This gets them used to the feeling of coming to me to satisfy their drive-- not the counter.
You have to be consistent. If you are looking for an easy fix try double sided sticky tape placed on the edge of the counter. Dogs hate this, but it may not work.
He is still hungry !!
Your not feeding him enough !!
Filling his bowl up with what ever it is you feed him isn't filling him up......It's that simply !!
You've got to feed him more food.....Give him the left over food from the trash.....Before ...you put it in the trash
He's trying to let you know ......Yelling at him in a stern voice isn't helping him at all.......You are yelling at him for still being hungry !!
If you will start feeding him more food.....until he finally turns around and walks away from his food bowl.....With food still in it......You'll know He is finally full !!
When you start doing that.....He want get into the trash any more......And, away from your food !!
A lot of dogs eat more than just once a day.....Soooo, while your gone....make sure He has plenty of food in his bowl....Extra food
I don't know what you feed him.....Soooo, I'm guessing dog food........If it is ...He needs something more to go with it
When you start feeding him more.....He will stop getting into the trash and will stay out of your food !!
It shouldn't take a couple of days for him to not get into the trash at all.........But, if you don't start feeding him enough it will never stop....
i learned a long time ago when i first got great danes.....counter height to begin with - trash container HAD to have a lid, locking if possible or put in the kitchen closet. and no food left unguarded or uncovered on a table. you have dogs - you have to adjust or loose it. counter surfing for some danes is normal behavior! it's easiest on everyone to just remove the temptation!! there is one trick you can try and i've used it with success, a new clean mouse trap set on the counter for the ';counter surfers'; (old dog trainer tought me this) it is a definite deterrent - they're cheap and i buy them just for that purpose. and they won't hurt your dog - just scare him. it just depends on how hard-headed he is. a jack russell terrorist can be pretty hard-headed :)
sorry to just jump on a thread, but Snow, if you read this, you don't know anything about dogs and should not respond to any other dog-related questions, no matter how smart you think you are. Dogs are like kids, in the sense that they will want your food even if they aren't hungry. I want to agree with most of the other replies to this question, especially because learning a bit of psychology is wonderful since it can apply to people and dogs. I don't know about mouse traps though, if a dog set one off his jowls or ears could get snapped in it and that would be painful and traumatic. Talking sternly to or yelling (which is not helpful) at a dog will do no good, because unless it is done immediately after the bad behavior, they won't know what they did wrong, even if you point it out or (heaven forbid) rub their nose in it. You have to reinforce good behavior with rewards (small treats or praise), which is easier to learn than punishment (negative reinforcement) for bad behavior. Table scraps are ok for dogs anyway, as long as they are given at the end of a meal, and only as a reward for not begging or drooling and staring at the food the entire time. If you can't lock your trash up or put it somewhere that he can't get to, which is usually an inconvenience, you might want to try a baby gate on the doorways. When your dog tries to get near your food, go ';AH AH!'; quickly and loudly and stare him in the eyes. It is a bit jarring to the dog and is simple to understand, and it lets him know that you are the one in control (the alpha dog). When he backs away say something like, ';good boy!'; Also, watch that show on Animal Planet, called ';It's Me or the Dog,'; because the lady on there who trains dogs really knows what she's talking about. I have dogs and am strict with them, but also very fun and loving, and they are pretty well behaved and happy. The important things to remember are just to be patient and consistent. I really hope this helps! Good luck! =)
How to sort table of numbers in ascending way in excel?
I want to sort the data while it is in table of 9 rows and 6 columns.
Can I sort it like this or i have to arrange the data inn one column?How to sort table of numbers in ascending way in excel?
I think it is as simple as left clicking the column you want to sort and click on the assort button on the task bar (its and A and a Z with an arrow next to it)
Each column has its own properties you can adjust but at the end of the day if you want your data laid out a very specific way you can always enter it that way from the beginning. A large part of building a good spreadsheet is getting the design right :)How to sort table of numbers in ascending way in excel?
You highlight the data set of 9 rows and 6 columns. Then click Data, Sort. You will be asked for the column which contains the column which contains the sort order data. When you press OK, the data will be sorted.
Follow the advice from Jerome, but beware the only data sorted is that highlighted, so if your data in rows is organised by say date it will get jumbled.
Can I sort it like this or i have to arrange the data inn one column?How to sort table of numbers in ascending way in excel?
I think it is as simple as left clicking the column you want to sort and click on the assort button on the task bar (its and A and a Z with an arrow next to it)
Each column has its own properties you can adjust but at the end of the day if you want your data laid out a very specific way you can always enter it that way from the beginning. A large part of building a good spreadsheet is getting the design right :)How to sort table of numbers in ascending way in excel?
You highlight the data set of 9 rows and 6 columns. Then click Data, Sort. You will be asked for the column which contains the column which contains the sort order data. When you press OK, the data will be sorted.
Follow the advice from Jerome, but beware the only data sorted is that highlighted, so if your data in rows is organised by say date it will get jumbled.
How to prevent cell heights from changing when a table is added in Dreamweaver?
I'm designing a new web page but am having troubles keeping my navigation bar from changing it's height dimensions when I add a table in the content area to the left. The entire page is basically a table split down the middle to make a navigation bar to the left, and then an area for written content to the right. The navigation bar is one cell that has been split into 6 cells, every time I add a table to the content area, the 6 cells expand to the length of the page, even in the browser preview.How to prevent cell heights from changing when a table is added in Dreamweaver?
1) Stop using tables for layout. Tables are used to display tabular data. Layouts are done in style sheets.
2) If you insist on using tab;es, use absolute sizes.
2) Stop using Dreamweaver.How to prevent cell heights from changing when a table is added in Dreamweaver?
the problems you are having here is one reason why CSS was developed - but it does take a little bit to learn. just be aware that soon you will be as a web designer.
as for your answer, that's just how tables work. if you put in the heights manually, you can override that, just be sure all of your math is correct - the numbers will have to add up exactly to the total height of the table as specified in the opening tag.
another option (a bad solution, but a solution nonetheless) would be to create an entirely new table *inside* that table, which will seperate it from the other one so it will not be affected when you add things to cells in the other table.
but seriously: using tables for page layout is unprofessional, very bad for search engines to find, very difficult to maintain (as you can see) and -obsolete-!
1) Stop using tables for layout. Tables are used to display tabular data. Layouts are done in style sheets.
2) If you insist on using tab;es, use absolute sizes.
2) Stop using Dreamweaver.How to prevent cell heights from changing when a table is added in Dreamweaver?
the problems you are having here is one reason why CSS was developed - but it does take a little bit to learn. just be aware that soon you will be as a web designer.
as for your answer, that's just how tables work. if you put in the heights manually, you can override that, just be sure all of your math is correct - the numbers will have to add up exactly to the total height of the table as specified in the opening tag.
another option (a bad solution, but a solution nonetheless) would be to create an entirely new table *inside* that table, which will seperate it from the other one so it will not be affected when you add things to cells in the other table.
but seriously: using tables for page layout is unprofessional, very bad for search engines to find, very difficult to maintain (as you can see) and -obsolete-!
How do I remove the laminate top from my wooden table?
The table underneath the laminate is solid wood, but the laminate looks like crap! I want to remove the laminate and then stain the wood underneath. What is the best way to remove this laminate?How do I remove the laminate top from my wooden table?
The wood underneath may be wood, but do you know if it is stain grade? It might not be what you think. And I suspect there is a good chance that it is not something worth refinishing. (Were it good wood, it wouldn't have been laminated in the first place.) Not that it matters much -- you will have an impossible time getting the laminate off.
It might be time to buy a new table.How do I remove the laminate top from my wooden table?
I'm sorry to say, according to Murphy's law, laminate only comes off when you don't want it to. If you want it to, it won't come off with a chain saw.1 web hosting
The wood underneath may be wood, but do you know if it is stain grade? It might not be what you think. And I suspect there is a good chance that it is not something worth refinishing. (Were it good wood, it wouldn't have been laminated in the first place.) Not that it matters much -- you will have an impossible time getting the laminate off.
It might be time to buy a new table.How do I remove the laminate top from my wooden table?
I'm sorry to say, according to Murphy's law, laminate only comes off when you don't want it to. If you want it to, it won't come off with a chain saw.
How do I remove black paint from an antique kitchen table?
I found an otherwise nice kitchen table and six chairs at an estate sale for $60. The problem...they painted it in an unknown type of black paint. Do I need to know what type of paint it is before starting the refinishing process? How do I find that out?How do I remove black paint from an antique kitchen table?
Had a shop when I came across esp black paint I would always get the client to sign off on the possibility that though I could remove the paint there might be noticeable residue.
Not all bad.......esp if it is an older hardwood set %26amp; originally had a clear finish which helps release the paint.
Does not matter what kind of paint it is.
One of the heavy paste strippers would be best since it does not ';melt ';the paint %26amp; takes it off in relatively dry patches that can be lifted off rather than scraped %26amp; scrubbed which generally makes things worse.
OK to use a gel ,liquid stripper or mineral spirits , fine steel or bronze wool %26amp; plenty of rags as a ';cleanup'; ..
When any paint residue gets into bare wood , ';its in there'; %26amp; getting it out entirely without damaging the wood is almost impossible even w/ commercial strippers.
Trying to ';sand'; it out will make things worse %26amp; if you intend to stain %26amp; use a natural finish will look uneven.
Finishing is a whole other story.
Might look for tinted finishes in spraycans that will allow for
feathering over uneven color if you do end up w/ blemished surfaces.
Best regardsHow do I remove black paint from an antique kitchen table?
No! I would just use any ole' stripper to get started. You never know what will be under the paint as well. Just get some paint stripper and a bag of coarse steel wool and fine steel wool as well as a putty knife. I might start on a chair just in case you find out the wood has been stained purple underneath or something. Stain is a whole different ball game.
Had a shop when I came across esp black paint I would always get the client to sign off on the possibility that though I could remove the paint there might be noticeable residue.
Not all bad.......esp if it is an older hardwood set %26amp; originally had a clear finish which helps release the paint.
Does not matter what kind of paint it is.
One of the heavy paste strippers would be best since it does not ';melt ';the paint %26amp; takes it off in relatively dry patches that can be lifted off rather than scraped %26amp; scrubbed which generally makes things worse.
OK to use a gel ,liquid stripper or mineral spirits , fine steel or bronze wool %26amp; plenty of rags as a ';cleanup'; ..
When any paint residue gets into bare wood , ';its in there'; %26amp; getting it out entirely without damaging the wood is almost impossible even w/ commercial strippers.
Trying to ';sand'; it out will make things worse %26amp; if you intend to stain %26amp; use a natural finish will look uneven.
Finishing is a whole other story.
Might look for tinted finishes in spraycans that will allow for
feathering over uneven color if you do end up w/ blemished surfaces.
Best regardsHow do I remove black paint from an antique kitchen table?
No! I would just use any ole' stripper to get started. You never know what will be under the paint as well. Just get some paint stripper and a bag of coarse steel wool and fine steel wool as well as a putty knife. I might start on a chair just in case you find out the wood has been stained purple underneath or something. Stain is a whole different ball game.
How do I treat a heat mark on a coffee table?
Doing house cleaning for a friend and she set something hot down on her coffee table. Now there's a light spot (about 31/2 inches across) in the finish. Is there any way to remove the spot, or to change the color of the finish back? Refinishing this is not an option.How do I treat a heat mark on a coffee table?
treat it as an accent on your coffee table... your table will have various stories; mine already has several...How do I treat a heat mark on a coffee table?
Try this site, it has good tips on removing heat marks and water spots:
http://raidz.net/blog/how-remo鈥?/a>
Sand it out then re-stain it.
if its not too bad try mayo, it works on light spots and water stains.
It's probably there for good, but you might try this. It works for water spots.
Apply some plain white toothpaste with your finger, rubbing it into the wood. Wipe clean with a soft dry cloth.
Try teak oil, this works on water marks.
treat it as an accent on your coffee table... your table will have various stories; mine already has several...How do I treat a heat mark on a coffee table?
Try this site, it has good tips on removing heat marks and water spots:
http://raidz.net/blog/how-remo鈥?/a>
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Sand it out then re-stain it.
if its not too bad try mayo, it works on light spots and water stains.
It's probably there for good, but you might try this. It works for water spots.
Apply some plain white toothpaste with your finger, rubbing it into the wood. Wipe clean with a soft dry cloth.
Try teak oil, this works on water marks.
How do I keep the glass top of my coffee table from sliding?
I have this glass cofee table on a metal frame. Problem is, the glass top slides aronund, even though it is heavy. I bought these silicone bumpers, to try to fix the problem, but it didn't do any good. Any hints or products out there that can fix this problem?How do I keep the glass top of my coffee table from sliding?
Have you tried suction cups?How do I keep the glass top of my coffee table from sliding?
they sell little dots that grip the glass
its odd the silicone didn't work is the bottom of the glass dirty have you cleaned it?
Use real silicone from a tube. Apply a dab on the corners of the frame and smooth flat with a wet knife. Let it cure and see if that works.
Just about any hardware store sells these little clear plastic spacers that have adhesive on one side. Sticky side to the base of the table. They work very well....
Have you tried suction cups?How do I keep the glass top of my coffee table from sliding?
they sell little dots that grip the glass
its odd the silicone didn't work is the bottom of the glass dirty have you cleaned it?
Use real silicone from a tube. Apply a dab on the corners of the frame and smooth flat with a wet knife. Let it cure and see if that works.
Just about any hardware store sells these little clear plastic spacers that have adhesive on one side. Sticky side to the base of the table. They work very well....
How to keep teenager entertained on the kids christmas table?
Hi! I'm hosting the big family Christmas this year and as normal the oldest of the children will want to sit on the adults table. Shes pulled the I'm older than everyone else card for three years now and all the cousin are all one year between each other and her as well eg 1,2,3 . The older three have cousins that are allot younger but there isn't enough room on the table so i need to get them to want to sit on the 'kids' table how can i do this please help!!!!How to keep teenager entertained on the kids christmas table?
Aww let her sit with the adults why not? Would it really be the end of the world to allow her to sit with you?,Especially if she's been asking for 3 years whats the big deal ?It'll be Christmas a time for peace and goodwill think about it ?How to keep teenager entertained on the kids christmas table?
Can't you join the tables together?
tell them it's only a dinner, which lasts.. an hour, maybe?
Good luck with that. Bribe her with a new phone, fully loaded. They always fall for that one.
I think its wrong to sit a teenager on the kids table shuffle everyone around and squeeze in one more chair or add another table to the end of the adults table and mix and match and be a family.why make one person so miserable on Christmas day
get some non sugar candy. and get a table cloth made of paper and throw some crayons on the table as well and tada they are entertained.
Just have one table. I hated having a kids table. I always felt left out and all the kids where mean to me. If you are all at the same table you can keep and eye on them.
She won't like that, but how old is she? I remember being sat at the kids table when I was about 13, and my brother and older cousin (aged 14 and 15) were with the adults, and I was left to babysit the little ones (the oldest is 8 years younger than me) so I was not impressed, it really ruined the whole day because I was always stuck babysitting.
Kids tables are never a good idea, in my opinion, because parents will ignore their childs behaviour so long as the teenagers are there, and the older ones will have to do all the cutting up of food and getting them to eat properly, and they won't enjoy it. Either put everyone together, or the three eldest in with the adults, or have three tables, or even have two tables where it's half adults - half kids on each.
Well, really I think she should just do as she's told and deal with it. But, since Christmas is supposed to be fun for everyone, it's nice of you to think of her. Maybe you could decorate the kids' table all cool with place cards stating their name in pretty writing and a different piece of candy or little ';treasure'; for each of them. You could make it sparkly and do a candy cane theme, or throw some confetti on the table. That would make anyone be at least a little interested.. :)
As one of the oldest of my group of cousins, I understand that sitting at the kids' table can sometimes feel like babysitting. But try to encourage her and tell her it's a fun chance for her to spend time with the rest of her cousins. Call it the ';cousins table'; instead of the kids table, if all the cousins are going to sit there. And make sure all the parents are helping out their own children and cutting their kids' food before they sit down themselves so that the oldest child won't be responsible for all of that. They should just all have a nice time together. Make sure she can be with the adults throughout the rest of the night!
Edit: people don't seem to understand the space situation and how difficult that can be. If you've got a big family like mine, it is IMPOSSIBLE to get everybody sitting together at one table. I think, for an hour or so, it's okay to have people separated. Everyone can intermingle at any other time.
Plus, if you put one kid at the adult table, a bunch of other kids are going to want to sit there and be ';big kids'; too. It just doesn't work out well. It's not like the oldest is the oldest by a huge margin, as you said. She will have other kids close to her age that she can talk with.
Good luck figuring this all out! Merry (early) Christmas!
Why 2 tables join them together or if you haven't the room mix and match adults and children its her xmas as well as everybody elses I don't understand why you have to have them separately however many we are we squash up (my table seats 10 at a push) or fetch in the garden furniture and put it all together somehow its not about how it looks its about everyone sitting together and enjoying.
Once they become teenagers the kids table should be over with!!! It's basically forcing the older ones to babysit the little kids and then they have the miserable dinner experience.
It's much better to keep everyone together, but....If you have several teens then have a TEEN TABLE as well.
If they're mature enough they can understand, maybe offer to pay them to babysit the other kids?
Why don't you get three long tables and decorate them Christmasy and then have people pick thier own seats where they want to sit. This way families can eat together. This is why my sister has a buffet styled meal because we spread out throughout her house. The dinning room, the kitchen and the living rooms.
However, if you want the whole family and some friends to eat together in one room. Have three or so tables so people can choose where to sit. Just take away the kids tables. The kids tables were created for those adults that don't want to handle thier children or offend anyone that don't like children at the table. My 10 year old niece eats with the adults buy the way. When I was growing up I sat with my parents and my Aunts and uncles. I never had a kids table. I never wanted one. They asked me if I wanted one a few times I said no I want to eat with you. If you ask your children they would want to eat with thier families.
tell her to get on with it!
Aww let her sit with the adults why not? Would it really be the end of the world to allow her to sit with you?,Especially if she's been asking for 3 years whats the big deal ?It'll be Christmas a time for peace and goodwill think about it ?How to keep teenager entertained on the kids christmas table?
Can't you join the tables together?
tell them it's only a dinner, which lasts.. an hour, maybe?
Good luck with that. Bribe her with a new phone, fully loaded. They always fall for that one.
I think its wrong to sit a teenager on the kids table shuffle everyone around and squeeze in one more chair or add another table to the end of the adults table and mix and match and be a family.why make one person so miserable on Christmas day
get some non sugar candy. and get a table cloth made of paper and throw some crayons on the table as well and tada they are entertained.
Just have one table. I hated having a kids table. I always felt left out and all the kids where mean to me. If you are all at the same table you can keep and eye on them.
She won't like that, but how old is she? I remember being sat at the kids table when I was about 13, and my brother and older cousin (aged 14 and 15) were with the adults, and I was left to babysit the little ones (the oldest is 8 years younger than me) so I was not impressed, it really ruined the whole day because I was always stuck babysitting.
Kids tables are never a good idea, in my opinion, because parents will ignore their childs behaviour so long as the teenagers are there, and the older ones will have to do all the cutting up of food and getting them to eat properly, and they won't enjoy it. Either put everyone together, or the three eldest in with the adults, or have three tables, or even have two tables where it's half adults - half kids on each.
Well, really I think she should just do as she's told and deal with it. But, since Christmas is supposed to be fun for everyone, it's nice of you to think of her. Maybe you could decorate the kids' table all cool with place cards stating their name in pretty writing and a different piece of candy or little ';treasure'; for each of them. You could make it sparkly and do a candy cane theme, or throw some confetti on the table. That would make anyone be at least a little interested.. :)
As one of the oldest of my group of cousins, I understand that sitting at the kids' table can sometimes feel like babysitting. But try to encourage her and tell her it's a fun chance for her to spend time with the rest of her cousins. Call it the ';cousins table'; instead of the kids table, if all the cousins are going to sit there. And make sure all the parents are helping out their own children and cutting their kids' food before they sit down themselves so that the oldest child won't be responsible for all of that. They should just all have a nice time together. Make sure she can be with the adults throughout the rest of the night!
Edit: people don't seem to understand the space situation and how difficult that can be. If you've got a big family like mine, it is IMPOSSIBLE to get everybody sitting together at one table. I think, for an hour or so, it's okay to have people separated. Everyone can intermingle at any other time.
Plus, if you put one kid at the adult table, a bunch of other kids are going to want to sit there and be ';big kids'; too. It just doesn't work out well. It's not like the oldest is the oldest by a huge margin, as you said. She will have other kids close to her age that she can talk with.
Good luck figuring this all out! Merry (early) Christmas!
Why 2 tables join them together or if you haven't the room mix and match adults and children its her xmas as well as everybody elses I don't understand why you have to have them separately however many we are we squash up (my table seats 10 at a push) or fetch in the garden furniture and put it all together somehow its not about how it looks its about everyone sitting together and enjoying.
Once they become teenagers the kids table should be over with!!! It's basically forcing the older ones to babysit the little kids and then they have the miserable dinner experience.
It's much better to keep everyone together, but....If you have several teens then have a TEEN TABLE as well.
If they're mature enough they can understand, maybe offer to pay them to babysit the other kids?
Why don't you get three long tables and decorate them Christmasy and then have people pick thier own seats where they want to sit. This way families can eat together. This is why my sister has a buffet styled meal because we spread out throughout her house. The dinning room, the kitchen and the living rooms.
However, if you want the whole family and some friends to eat together in one room. Have three or so tables so people can choose where to sit. Just take away the kids tables. The kids tables were created for those adults that don't want to handle thier children or offend anyone that don't like children at the table. My 10 year old niece eats with the adults buy the way. When I was growing up I sat with my parents and my Aunts and uncles. I never had a kids table. I never wanted one. They asked me if I wanted one a few times I said no I want to eat with you. If you ask your children they would want to eat with thier families.
tell her to get on with it!
What is the purpose of a table lamp and floor lamps?
By purpose i mean like what is does, how the way it should be used effects the height it should be made at. (for both table and floor lamps)
so for example is it that a table lamp shouldn't be very tall as they are only used to see certain areas whereas a floor lamp is much higher because the light needs to spread out across further. - Is that right?
How do you suggest i should write it? What is the purpose of a table lamp and floor lamps?
A table lamp is there to provide local lighting, sometimes for ambience like a generic decorative lamp but usually to help visually acuity in doing an activity, such as writing, reading or drawing. As they only need to illuminate the immediate area they do not need to be big and only really need to be carefully designed around the reflector to ensure the light diffuses correctly for the purpose.
Tall lamps are more usually designed for ambient lighting. Hence their form is more important, as these types usually have very open reflectors/shades to help diffuse softer, less focused light over a greater spread.
Hope that helpsWhat is the purpose of a table lamp and floor lamps?
A table lamp should not be too tall as it is mainly to supply light for reading. The proportions, materials and colours it's made from should fit with the rest of the furniture in the room. Bedside lamps are often shorter still, sometimes used with a shade with a diffuser - if you're lying down or reading in bed, you don't want to be blinded by seeing a bare lightbulb.
Floor lamps are used to light up more of the room, although the shade design and wattage of lightbulb can render the light more atmospheric, rather than with the function of a primary light source.
Table lamps have a purpose. They supply light to the area that you are sitting to read, watch TV or can just light up the room. The height and look should complement the size of your furniture. Most floor lamps in my opinion are more for looks as they can look nice up really don't supply a lot of light unless you use a 250 watt bulb. The light shoots upward giving a higher area lighting but won't work for reading or real comfort. I have stayed away from table lamps these past few years but changed my mind last night. I have a family room/kitchen. The fan lights did not illuminate the kitchen area enough to allow me to change the overhead lighting. So now I just hope when I get home tonight there is enough natural light to change them.
Table lamps and floor lamps are area lighting. A table lamp should not be so tall that when you sit, you see the lightbulb.
A floor lamp is used to spread light upwards. A table lamp is used as accent lighting.
Write it how you want to... I imagine this is for your homework...
well a table lamp needs to be short so the light is concentrated more on the table and so it doesn't shine in your eyes when you're sitting at the table and a floor light needs to throw light over the whole room to light it up =]
a table lamp is for use when there is a table present. Floor lamp are use when there is no furniture to put a lamp on. Both can also be used just for their own aesthetic values.
Usually it's extra lighting for reading or just a decorative accent.
I think their height varies just for decoration, and space convenience.
Just area lighting for each member of the family or looks.....high low..for reading.......or whatever you heart desires. Instead of lighting the whole room.......your just high lighting areas
I think the height is there because a desk lamp needs to be short, space availability..
Yes. They are also used to add different levels of light to a room.
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create a fire
so for example is it that a table lamp shouldn't be very tall as they are only used to see certain areas whereas a floor lamp is much higher because the light needs to spread out across further. - Is that right?
How do you suggest i should write it? What is the purpose of a table lamp and floor lamps?
A table lamp is there to provide local lighting, sometimes for ambience like a generic decorative lamp but usually to help visually acuity in doing an activity, such as writing, reading or drawing. As they only need to illuminate the immediate area they do not need to be big and only really need to be carefully designed around the reflector to ensure the light diffuses correctly for the purpose.
Tall lamps are more usually designed for ambient lighting. Hence their form is more important, as these types usually have very open reflectors/shades to help diffuse softer, less focused light over a greater spread.
Hope that helpsWhat is the purpose of a table lamp and floor lamps?
A table lamp should not be too tall as it is mainly to supply light for reading. The proportions, materials and colours it's made from should fit with the rest of the furniture in the room. Bedside lamps are often shorter still, sometimes used with a shade with a diffuser - if you're lying down or reading in bed, you don't want to be blinded by seeing a bare lightbulb.
Floor lamps are used to light up more of the room, although the shade design and wattage of lightbulb can render the light more atmospheric, rather than with the function of a primary light source.
Table lamps have a purpose. They supply light to the area that you are sitting to read, watch TV or can just light up the room. The height and look should complement the size of your furniture. Most floor lamps in my opinion are more for looks as they can look nice up really don't supply a lot of light unless you use a 250 watt bulb. The light shoots upward giving a higher area lighting but won't work for reading or real comfort. I have stayed away from table lamps these past few years but changed my mind last night. I have a family room/kitchen. The fan lights did not illuminate the kitchen area enough to allow me to change the overhead lighting. So now I just hope when I get home tonight there is enough natural light to change them.
Table lamps and floor lamps are area lighting. A table lamp should not be so tall that when you sit, you see the lightbulb.
A floor lamp is used to spread light upwards. A table lamp is used as accent lighting.
Write it how you want to... I imagine this is for your homework...
well a table lamp needs to be short so the light is concentrated more on the table and so it doesn't shine in your eyes when you're sitting at the table and a floor light needs to throw light over the whole room to light it up =]
a table lamp is for use when there is a table present. Floor lamp are use when there is no furniture to put a lamp on. Both can also be used just for their own aesthetic values.
Usually it's extra lighting for reading or just a decorative accent.
I think their height varies just for decoration, and space convenience.
Just area lighting for each member of the family or looks.....high low..for reading.......or whatever you heart desires. Instead of lighting the whole room.......your just high lighting areas
I think the height is there because a desk lamp needs to be short, space availability..
Yes. They are also used to add different levels of light to a room.
there there to just get in your way and give you questions for yahoo
yo supply light
create a fire
How to clean table tennis rubber with water?
I am an amateur table tennis player and I would like to clean my racket rubber. I cannot buy any cleaning kit in my country. So can i clean it with water? If so how should l clean it? Many thanks in advance.How to clean table tennis rubber with water?
If it's just the normal cleaning, sponge and water will be just fine.And if you need to remove oily stuff (grease etc.), you can add a drop of detergent to water before dampening the sponge with it. Hope it helps.How to clean table tennis rubber with water?
To clean your rubber, you need to use water and scrub it gently with a cloth. Unless you have a super crazy special rubber, then it won't damage it.
my husband uses a cleaning sponge with just a couple of drops of dish detergent. he keeps it in a ziplock bag. when he needs it he rubs it on then cleans it off with a dry cloth.
If it's just the normal cleaning, sponge and water will be just fine.And if you need to remove oily stuff (grease etc.), you can add a drop of detergent to water before dampening the sponge with it. Hope it helps.How to clean table tennis rubber with water?
To clean your rubber, you need to use water and scrub it gently with a cloth. Unless you have a super crazy special rubber, then it won't damage it.
my husband uses a cleaning sponge with just a couple of drops of dish detergent. he keeps it in a ziplock bag. when he needs it he rubs it on then cleans it off with a dry cloth.
How do I write an exponential model using a given table of values?
I have a table of values telling the Swan Population in Michigan for certain years. I've checked the first and second differences, neither of which are constant and I'm not sure where to go from there. Also, the years do not have a constant difference either.
The values are:
1987=4
1990=10
1991=45
1996=140
1999=285
2000=400
2003=565
I need to predict what the number will be in 2012.How do I write an exponential model using a given table of values?
When you suspect that your data may be exponential, a semilog plot is a powerful tool for evaluating the data. Plot ln(Y) versus X. If the data are exponential, the points on the plot will appear to be linear.
I made a semilog plot of your data and found that the points from 1991 to 2003 are fairly linear. The points for 1987 and 1990 appear to be from a different population, so I omitted them from the linear regression.
Excel's linear regression gave this model:
ln(Y) = -432.2264668 + 0.219027072X
where Y is the swan population and X is the year. Plugging in X = 2012 gives
ln(Y) = -432.2264668 + 0.219027072(2012)
= 8.456001291
Hence, Y = e^8.456001291 = 4703.213565
So the predicted vale for 2012 is 4703.
The values are:
1987=4
1990=10
1991=45
1996=140
1999=285
2000=400
2003=565
I need to predict what the number will be in 2012.How do I write an exponential model using a given table of values?
When you suspect that your data may be exponential, a semilog plot is a powerful tool for evaluating the data. Plot ln(Y) versus X. If the data are exponential, the points on the plot will appear to be linear.
I made a semilog plot of your data and found that the points from 1991 to 2003 are fairly linear. The points for 1987 and 1990 appear to be from a different population, so I omitted them from the linear regression.
Excel's linear regression gave this model:
ln(Y) = -432.2264668 + 0.219027072X
where Y is the swan population and X is the year. Plugging in X = 2012 gives
ln(Y) = -432.2264668 + 0.219027072(2012)
= 8.456001291
Hence, Y = e^8.456001291 = 4703.213565
So the predicted vale for 2012 is 4703.
How do I make my MySQL table automatically make a timestamp when new data is added?
I am trying to create a MySQL table with three columns. Two colummns are for data and a third the time at which the data is inserted. When I create the table, how do I write out the command to tell MySQL to create a timestamp column?How do I make my MySQL table automatically make a timestamp when new data is added?
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if (!isset($_POST['submit'])) {
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%26lt;form action=';'; method=';post';%26gt;
Table Name: %26lt;input type=';text'; size=';40'; maxlength=';90'; name=';table';%26gt;%26lt;br%26gt;
Column 1: %26lt;input type=';text'; size=';40'; maxlength=';90'; name=';col1';%26gt;%26lt;br%26gt;
Column 2: %26lt;input type=';text'; size=';40'; maxlength=';90'; name=';col2';%26gt;%26lt;br%26gt;
Column 3: %26lt;input type=';text'; size=';40'; maxlength=';90'; name=';col3';%26gt;%26lt;br%26gt;
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} else {
$table = $_POST['table'];
$col1 = $_POST['col1'];
$col2 = $_POST['col2'];
$col3 = $_POST['col3'];
mysql_query(';CREATE TABLE $table(
id INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
PRIMARY KEY(id),
time TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP NOT NULL,
$col1 VARCHAR(50),
$col2 VARCHAR(90),
$col3 VARCHAR(200))';)
or die(mysql_error());
echo ';Success! Your table \';$table\'; has been created!';;
}
?%26gt;How do I make my MySQL table automatically make a timestamp when new data is added?
in your SQL query, use the mysql function curdate()
example:
INSERT INTO table (column, date, column) VALUES ('value', curdate(), 'value')
First, don't use ';timestamp';: that is UNIX time stamp: the number of seconds since January 1 1970 00:00:00 GMT
Set the column variable as ';datetime'; type with the default value 0000-00-00 00:00:00 (for a format YYYY:MM:DD HH:MM:SS), and call this column ';datum'; (don't use ';date';, ';datetime'; or ';timestamp';!: reserved words)
Advantage of this format: easy sorting!
When inserting, use:
$datum = date ( ';Y-m-d H:i:s';);
This will get current time and date, correctly formatted.
Your sql:
$sql = ';insert into `tablename` (`field1`,`field2`,`datum`)
values (' '; . $f1val . '; ' , ' '; . $f2val . '; ' , ' '; . $datum . '; ' ) ';;
%26lt;?php
if (!isset($_POST['submit'])) {
?%26gt;
%26lt;form action=';'; method=';post';%26gt;
Table Name: %26lt;input type=';text'; size=';40'; maxlength=';90'; name=';table';%26gt;%26lt;br%26gt;
Column 1: %26lt;input type=';text'; size=';40'; maxlength=';90'; name=';col1';%26gt;%26lt;br%26gt;
Column 2: %26lt;input type=';text'; size=';40'; maxlength=';90'; name=';col2';%26gt;%26lt;br%26gt;
Column 3: %26lt;input type=';text'; size=';40'; maxlength=';90'; name=';col3';%26gt;%26lt;br%26gt;
%26lt;input type=';submit'; name=';submit'; value=';Create Table!';%26gt;
%26lt;/form%26gt;
%26lt;?php
} else {
$table = $_POST['table'];
$col1 = $_POST['col1'];
$col2 = $_POST['col2'];
$col3 = $_POST['col3'];
mysql_query(';CREATE TABLE $table(
id INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
PRIMARY KEY(id),
time TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP NOT NULL,
$col1 VARCHAR(50),
$col2 VARCHAR(90),
$col3 VARCHAR(200))';)
or die(mysql_error());
echo ';Success! Your table \';$table\'; has been created!';;
}
?%26gt;How do I make my MySQL table automatically make a timestamp when new data is added?
in your SQL query, use the mysql function curdate()
example:
INSERT INTO table (column, date, column) VALUES ('value', curdate(), 'value')
First, don't use ';timestamp';: that is UNIX time stamp: the number of seconds since January 1 1970 00:00:00 GMT
Set the column variable as ';datetime'; type with the default value 0000-00-00 00:00:00 (for a format YYYY:MM:DD HH:MM:SS), and call this column ';datum'; (don't use ';date';, ';datetime'; or ';timestamp';!: reserved words)
Advantage of this format: easy sorting!
When inserting, use:
$datum = date ( ';Y-m-d H:i:s';);
This will get current time and date, correctly formatted.
Your sql:
$sql = ';insert into `tablename` (`field1`,`field2`,`datum`)
values (' '; . $f1val . '; ' , ' '; . $f2val . '; ' , ' '; . $datum . '; ' ) ';;
How do I remove rings/stains on my hardwood coffee table?
I bought a beautiful sheesham indian hardwood coffee table last month and my husband has already managed to get rings on it from a cafetiere and spilt coffee. is there anyhitng I can do to get rid of these without having to resort to costly professionals?
I hope someone can help!How do I remove rings/stains on my hardwood coffee table?
The ring is caused by water that seeps through the finish and doesn't evaporate. Try rubbing alcohol over the area and let it stand. It evaporates faster than water. When it mixes with the water, it will hasten the evaporation. If one application doesn't do it, add it again. It should eventually evaporate the water.
good luck
I hope someone can help!How do I remove rings/stains on my hardwood coffee table?
The ring is caused by water that seeps through the finish and doesn't evaporate. Try rubbing alcohol over the area and let it stand. It evaporates faster than water. When it mixes with the water, it will hasten the evaporation. If one application doesn't do it, add it again. It should eventually evaporate the water.
good luck
How do I increase the height of a patio table?
I have a small bistro style patio table that I want to top with glass to make a dining table. The table's current height is 2ft 2 in. I need at least an additional 3 to 4 inches to make it tall enough to fit the chairs I have and still fit comfortable under the glass.How do I increase the height of a patio table?
i wish i knew, i think they are right, but i have a best answer aler
%26lt;%26lt;----------------------------Best ANSWER ALERT-------------------%26gt;%26gt;How do I increase the height of a patio table?
put some decorative brick or stone under the legs
Well if you go to Wal-Mart they have things called risers that you put under furniture legs to make them taller. Good Luck!!!
Shimmy it or build peg or get a new table
Turn it upside down and weld pieces of rebar to each leg to lengthen them.good online schools
i wish i knew, i think they are right, but i have a best answer aler
%26lt;%26lt;----------------------------Best ANSWER ALERT-------------------%26gt;%26gt;How do I increase the height of a patio table?
put some decorative brick or stone under the legs
Well if you go to Wal-Mart they have things called risers that you put under furniture legs to make them taller. Good Luck!!!
Shimmy it or build peg or get a new table
Turn it upside down and weld pieces of rebar to each leg to lengthen them.
How to clean table tennis rubber with water?
I am an amateur table tennis player and I would like to clean my racket rubber. I cannot buy any cleaning kit in my country. So can i clean it with water? If so how should l clean it? Many thanks in advance.How to clean table tennis rubber with water?
If it's just the normal cleaning, sponge and water will be just fine.And if you need to remove oily stuff (grease etc.), you can add a drop of detergent to water before dampening the sponge with it. Hope it helps.How to clean table tennis rubber with water?
To clean your rubber, you need to use water and scrub it gently with a cloth. Unless you have a super crazy special rubber, then it won't damage it.
my husband uses a cleaning sponge with just a couple of drops of dish detergent. he keeps it in a ziplock bag. when he needs it he rubs it on then cleans it off with a dry cloth.
If it's just the normal cleaning, sponge and water will be just fine.And if you need to remove oily stuff (grease etc.), you can add a drop of detergent to water before dampening the sponge with it. Hope it helps.How to clean table tennis rubber with water?
To clean your rubber, you need to use water and scrub it gently with a cloth. Unless you have a super crazy special rubber, then it won't damage it.
my husband uses a cleaning sponge with just a couple of drops of dish detergent. he keeps it in a ziplock bag. when he needs it he rubs it on then cleans it off with a dry cloth.
How do I write an exponential model using a given table of values?
I have a table of values telling the Swan Population in Michigan for certain years. I've checked the first and second differences, neither of which are constant and I'm not sure where to go from there. Also, the years do not have a constant difference either.
The values are:
1987=4
1990=10
1991=45
1996=140
1999=285
2000=400
2003=565
I need to predict what the number will be in 2012.How do I write an exponential model using a given table of values?
When you suspect that your data may be exponential, a semilog plot is a powerful tool for evaluating the data. Plot ln(Y) versus X. If the data are exponential, the points on the plot will appear to be linear.
I made a semilog plot of your data and found that the points from 1991 to 2003 are fairly linear. The points for 1987 and 1990 appear to be from a different population, so I omitted them from the linear regression.
Excel's linear regression gave this model:
ln(Y) = -432.2264668 + 0.219027072X
where Y is the swan population and X is the year. Plugging in X = 2012 gives
ln(Y) = -432.2264668 + 0.219027072(2012)
= 8.456001291
Hence, Y = e^8.456001291 = 4703.213565
So the predicted vale for 2012 is 4703.
The values are:
1987=4
1990=10
1991=45
1996=140
1999=285
2000=400
2003=565
I need to predict what the number will be in 2012.How do I write an exponential model using a given table of values?
When you suspect that your data may be exponential, a semilog plot is a powerful tool for evaluating the data. Plot ln(Y) versus X. If the data are exponential, the points on the plot will appear to be linear.
I made a semilog plot of your data and found that the points from 1991 to 2003 are fairly linear. The points for 1987 and 1990 appear to be from a different population, so I omitted them from the linear regression.
Excel's linear regression gave this model:
ln(Y) = -432.2264668 + 0.219027072X
where Y is the swan population and X is the year. Plugging in X = 2012 gives
ln(Y) = -432.2264668 + 0.219027072(2012)
= 8.456001291
Hence, Y = e^8.456001291 = 4703.213565
So the predicted vale for 2012 is 4703.
How do I make my MySQL table automatically make a timestamp when new data is added?
I am trying to create a MySQL table with three columns. Two colummns are for data and a third the time at which the data is inserted. When I create the table, how do I write out the command to tell MySQL to create a timestamp column?How do I make my MySQL table automatically make a timestamp when new data is added?
%26lt;?php
if (!isset($_POST['submit'])) {
?%26gt;
%26lt;form action=';'; method=';post';%26gt;
Table Name: %26lt;input type=';text'; size=';40'; maxlength=';90'; name=';table';%26gt;%26lt;br%26gt;
Column 1: %26lt;input type=';text'; size=';40'; maxlength=';90'; name=';col1';%26gt;%26lt;br%26gt;
Column 2: %26lt;input type=';text'; size=';40'; maxlength=';90'; name=';col2';%26gt;%26lt;br%26gt;
Column 3: %26lt;input type=';text'; size=';40'; maxlength=';90'; name=';col3';%26gt;%26lt;br%26gt;
%26lt;input type=';submit'; name=';submit'; value=';Create Table!';%26gt;
%26lt;/form%26gt;
%26lt;?php
} else {
$table = $_POST['table'];
$col1 = $_POST['col1'];
$col2 = $_POST['col2'];
$col3 = $_POST['col3'];
mysql_query(';CREATE TABLE $table(
id INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
PRIMARY KEY(id),
time TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP NOT NULL,
$col1 VARCHAR(50),
$col2 VARCHAR(90),
$col3 VARCHAR(200))';)
or die(mysql_error());
echo ';Success! Your table \';$table\'; has been created!';;
}
?%26gt;How do I make my MySQL table automatically make a timestamp when new data is added?
in your SQL query, use the mysql function curdate()
example:
INSERT INTO table (column, date, column) VALUES ('value', curdate(), 'value')
First, don't use ';timestamp';: that is UNIX time stamp: the number of seconds since January 1 1970 00:00:00 GMT
Set the column variable as ';datetime'; type with the default value 0000-00-00 00:00:00 (for a format YYYY:MM:DD HH:MM:SS), and call this column ';datum'; (don't use ';date';, ';datetime'; or ';timestamp';!: reserved words)
Advantage of this format: easy sorting!
When inserting, use:
$datum = date ( ';Y-m-d H:i:s';);
This will get current time and date, correctly formatted.
Your sql:
$sql = ';insert into `tablename` (`field1`,`field2`,`datum`)
values (' '; . $f1val . '; ' , ' '; . $f2val . '; ' , ' '; . $datum . '; ' ) ';;
%26lt;?php
if (!isset($_POST['submit'])) {
?%26gt;
%26lt;form action=';'; method=';post';%26gt;
Table Name: %26lt;input type=';text'; size=';40'; maxlength=';90'; name=';table';%26gt;%26lt;br%26gt;
Column 1: %26lt;input type=';text'; size=';40'; maxlength=';90'; name=';col1';%26gt;%26lt;br%26gt;
Column 2: %26lt;input type=';text'; size=';40'; maxlength=';90'; name=';col2';%26gt;%26lt;br%26gt;
Column 3: %26lt;input type=';text'; size=';40'; maxlength=';90'; name=';col3';%26gt;%26lt;br%26gt;
%26lt;input type=';submit'; name=';submit'; value=';Create Table!';%26gt;
%26lt;/form%26gt;
%26lt;?php
} else {
$table = $_POST['table'];
$col1 = $_POST['col1'];
$col2 = $_POST['col2'];
$col3 = $_POST['col3'];
mysql_query(';CREATE TABLE $table(
id INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
PRIMARY KEY(id),
time TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP NOT NULL,
$col1 VARCHAR(50),
$col2 VARCHAR(90),
$col3 VARCHAR(200))';)
or die(mysql_error());
echo ';Success! Your table \';$table\'; has been created!';;
}
?%26gt;How do I make my MySQL table automatically make a timestamp when new data is added?
in your SQL query, use the mysql function curdate()
example:
INSERT INTO table (column, date, column) VALUES ('value', curdate(), 'value')
First, don't use ';timestamp';: that is UNIX time stamp: the number of seconds since January 1 1970 00:00:00 GMT
Set the column variable as ';datetime'; type with the default value 0000-00-00 00:00:00 (for a format YYYY:MM:DD HH:MM:SS), and call this column ';datum'; (don't use ';date';, ';datetime'; or ';timestamp';!: reserved words)
Advantage of this format: easy sorting!
When inserting, use:
$datum = date ( ';Y-m-d H:i:s';);
This will get current time and date, correctly formatted.
Your sql:
$sql = ';insert into `tablename` (`field1`,`field2`,`datum`)
values (' '; . $f1val . '; ' , ' '; . $f2val . '; ' , ' '; . $datum . '; ' ) ';;
How do I remove rings/stains on my hardwood coffee table?
I bought a beautiful sheesham indian hardwood coffee table last month and my husband has already managed to get rings on it from a cafetiere and spilt coffee. is there anyhitng I can do to get rid of these without having to resort to costly professionals?
I hope someone can help!How do I remove rings/stains on my hardwood coffee table?
The ring is caused by water that seeps through the finish and doesn't evaporate. Try rubbing alcohol over the area and let it stand. It evaporates faster than water. When it mixes with the water, it will hasten the evaporation. If one application doesn't do it, add it again. It should eventually evaporate the water.
good luck
I hope someone can help!How do I remove rings/stains on my hardwood coffee table?
The ring is caused by water that seeps through the finish and doesn't evaporate. Try rubbing alcohol over the area and let it stand. It evaporates faster than water. When it mixes with the water, it will hasten the evaporation. If one application doesn't do it, add it again. It should eventually evaporate the water.
good luck
How do I increase the height of a patio table?
I have a small bistro style patio table that I want to top with glass to make a dining table. The table's current height is 2ft 2 in. I need at least an additional 3 to 4 inches to make it tall enough to fit the chairs I have and still fit comfortable under the glass.How do I increase the height of a patio table?
i wish i knew, i think they are right, but i have a best answer aler
%26lt;%26lt;----------------------------Best ANSWER ALERT-------------------%26gt;%26gt;How do I increase the height of a patio table?
put some decorative brick or stone under the legs
Well if you go to Wal-Mart they have things called risers that you put under furniture legs to make them taller. Good Luck!!!
Shimmy it or build peg or get a new table
Turn it upside down and weld pieces of rebar to each leg to lengthen them.
i wish i knew, i think they are right, but i have a best answer aler
%26lt;%26lt;----------------------------Best ANSWER ALERT-------------------%26gt;%26gt;How do I increase the height of a patio table?
put some decorative brick or stone under the legs
Well if you go to Wal-Mart they have things called risers that you put under furniture legs to make them taller. Good Luck!!!
Shimmy it or build peg or get a new table
Turn it upside down and weld pieces of rebar to each leg to lengthen them.
How do you fix the underneath of a dinning room table?
I just bought a dinnette set and it has a black, non-see threw glass top. Really attractive. However, I just noticed a scratch underneath the table and because of this scratch you can see the floor through the glass. Whatever is on the reverse side scratched off in a small section. How would one fix something like this? I was thinking of using a black magic marker (sharpie, etc.). However, I would like to fix it where it looks like new again. Any ideas?How do you fix the underneath of a dinning room table?
I wish I knew this one!How do you fix the underneath of a dinning room table?
try some black nail polish.
I wish I knew this one!How do you fix the underneath of a dinning room table?
try some black nail polish.
How do you export a filtered table in Access ?
I've set up a filter on a large ACCESS table and I want to create a new table based on the filtered subset so I can export it. What steps can I take to do this?How do you export a filtered table in Access ?
I would recommend you use the make-table query for this. Create a new query in Design view, and add the fields and appropriate filters into the query grid. Click on the Query Type icon, and select Make-Table Query. Provide the name of the new table and indicate if you want the new table created in the existing database or in a new database. When you click the Run icon, the table will be created.
I would recommend you use the make-table query for this. Create a new query in Design view, and add the fields and appropriate filters into the query grid. Click on the Query Type icon, and select Make-Table Query. Provide the name of the new table and indicate if you want the new table created in the existing database or in a new database. When you click the Run icon, the table will be created.
How can one get a health insurance company to pay for a back inversion table?
The insurance company says that a back inversion table is experimental, therefore, not covered. How can one get a device paid by the insurance company that would benefit the insured? The inversion table would expand the spine, allowing blood and other fluid to flow more freely.How can one get a health insurance company to pay for a back inversion table?
The table sounds good, but the problem is that :
1 - insurance companies pay for as little as possible
2 - there is little evidence to show a benefit to the table.How can one get a health insurance company to pay for a back inversion table?
the information you need to choose a health insurance plan at the Revolution Health insurance marketplace ... Top 10 Insurance Questions.
http://topherbs.blogspot.com/2008/12/you鈥?/a>
thanks
First you need a perscription from your doctor for them to even consider it. If they do not you can declare it on your income taxes when you have them done. Also read over your insurance policy. Many insurances will not pay for any medical device like hearing aides, inversion tables etc. If you do not know, call your insurance and ask. Tell them you have a doctors perscription for one.
It sounds like your plan won't cover the table because its experimental... Not, because they're being tight... You can write a letter of appeal to your insurance company, %26amp; include a statement of medical necessity from your doctor. This MAY get the item covered... Probably not, but maybe. Don't just write a letter asking them to pay for table. You letter will need to address the experimental aspect of the inversion table. (i.e., include literature %26amp; information stating why you feel is shouldn't be considered experimental.) Good Luck
The table sounds good, but the problem is that :
1 - insurance companies pay for as little as possible
2 - there is little evidence to show a benefit to the table.How can one get a health insurance company to pay for a back inversion table?
the information you need to choose a health insurance plan at the Revolution Health insurance marketplace ... Top 10 Insurance Questions.
http://topherbs.blogspot.com/2008/12/you鈥?/a>
thanks
First you need a perscription from your doctor for them to even consider it. If they do not you can declare it on your income taxes when you have them done. Also read over your insurance policy. Many insurances will not pay for any medical device like hearing aides, inversion tables etc. If you do not know, call your insurance and ask. Tell them you have a doctors perscription for one.
It sounds like your plan won't cover the table because its experimental... Not, because they're being tight... You can write a letter of appeal to your insurance company, %26amp; include a statement of medical necessity from your doctor. This MAY get the item covered... Probably not, but maybe. Don't just write a letter asking them to pay for table. You letter will need to address the experimental aspect of the inversion table. (i.e., include literature %26amp; information stating why you feel is shouldn't be considered experimental.) Good Luck
How do you flip your contact table on myspace from left to right?
How do you flip your contact table or details table from left to right on my myspace profile?How do you flip your contact table on myspace from left to right?
if you want to flip your WHOLE profile, use this code:
%26lt;style type=';text/css';%26gt;
table {direction:rtl;}
table table table {direction:ltr;}
%26lt;/style%26gt;
to ONLY flip the contact table, use
%26lt;style type=';text/css';%26gt;
.contactTable {
position:absolute; left:50%;
top:400px; margin-left:-150px;
z-index:3;}
%26lt;/style%26gt;
for the second code, you'll have to edit the dimensions for the top and left to get it where you want.
* good luck!
if you have any more questions, please email me at
emilysbomb@yahoo.com
if you want to flip your WHOLE profile, use this code:
%26lt;style type=';text/css';%26gt;
table {direction:rtl;}
table table table {direction:ltr;}
%26lt;/style%26gt;
to ONLY flip the contact table, use
%26lt;style type=';text/css';%26gt;
.contactTable {
position:absolute; left:50%;
top:400px; margin-left:-150px;
z-index:3;}
%26lt;/style%26gt;
for the second code, you'll have to edit the dimensions for the top and left to get it where you want.
* good luck!
if you have any more questions, please email me at
emilysbomb@yahoo.com
How do you restain/revarnish a mahogany wooden round kitchen table?
Would like to know the proceedings on how to restain/revarnish our mahogany round wooden kitchen table. Step by step and the products to use would really help?How do you restain/revarnish a mahogany wooden round kitchen table?
1. remove the varnish or plastic coat. Use paint or varnish remover. There are non-toxic types today and are safe to breath or have children around.
2: sand down with 220 grit with palm sander. Do not try to remove the old stain. Take your time not to make holes or round off the edges too much. Sand enough to make it smooth with your hand. Hand sand all the edges. Any holes or cracks... you can fill using the saw dust from the sanding and mix it with yellow glue and rub it in with your finger. Then a wet paper towel and wipe off the clue or the stain will not stick. You never tell the difference.
3: Get Miniwax Mahogany stain. And foam brushes.
4: follow the instructions on the can. Use tack clothes to remove the dust
5: Apply even coats and keep it wet and use a rag to feather the color from dry to wet area. Let the rag give you the color and texture you like. Do a section at a time and take your time, because the stain dries fast. Follow the grain. Do not let it dry before you have it feathered or it will cake up and have to start all over again. You have to be an artist and create painting.
6. I recommend poly for the over coat so it will keep spills and keep it clean easily. Also is much harder for all the abuse it gets.How do you restain/revarnish a mahogany wooden round kitchen table?
After I use the varnish remover, can i just paint it white? is there a specific paint I should use? and anyting I need to put on top of the paint as a final coat?
at your local home improvement center they have products like homer formbys refinish kits , they are user friendly %26amp;are made for the do it yourselfers.how to gridview
1. remove the varnish or plastic coat. Use paint or varnish remover. There are non-toxic types today and are safe to breath or have children around.
2: sand down with 220 grit with palm sander. Do not try to remove the old stain. Take your time not to make holes or round off the edges too much. Sand enough to make it smooth with your hand. Hand sand all the edges. Any holes or cracks... you can fill using the saw dust from the sanding and mix it with yellow glue and rub it in with your finger. Then a wet paper towel and wipe off the clue or the stain will not stick. You never tell the difference.
3: Get Miniwax Mahogany stain. And foam brushes.
4: follow the instructions on the can. Use tack clothes to remove the dust
5: Apply even coats and keep it wet and use a rag to feather the color from dry to wet area. Let the rag give you the color and texture you like. Do a section at a time and take your time, because the stain dries fast. Follow the grain. Do not let it dry before you have it feathered or it will cake up and have to start all over again. You have to be an artist and create painting.
6. I recommend poly for the over coat so it will keep spills and keep it clean easily. Also is much harder for all the abuse it gets.How do you restain/revarnish a mahogany wooden round kitchen table?
After I use the varnish remover, can i just paint it white? is there a specific paint I should use? and anyting I need to put on top of the paint as a final coat?
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at your local home improvement center they have products like homer formbys refinish kits , they are user friendly %26amp;are made for the do it yourselfers.
How do I go about refinishing a wrought iron table and chairs? Also, any suggestions for outdoor-proof?
materials, fabric or other for the table top? Very old and rusted, table top needs to be replaced... would like to use as an outdoor summer dining table,,,,, refinish to look nice and re-surface top to be durable for rain and morning dew.... THanks soooo much.How do I go about refinishing a wrought iron table and chairs? Also, any suggestions for outdoor-proof?
Taka a wire brush and remove all loose, peeled paint and rust. This takes patience if your table is very fancy. Then wipe the whole thing off with a cotton cloth dampened with turpentine, or vinegar.
No paint will stick to a greasy or wet surface. First coat should be a ';metal primer'; or ';rust retardant'; type paint. Second coat can be of enamel or paint suitable for place item is to be used, usually outdoor enamel. Sometimes you can find all-in-one paints that are sufficient without using a base coat. This is usually cheaper in the long run and easier since you don't have to paint it twice. Look for Rustoleum or True Value's XO-Rust paint brands. When the paint is completely dry (a couple days) apply protective finish as if item were new.
Even small chips or scratches should be touched up immediately with primer followed by matching paint to prevent rust forming. If you're keeping this outdoors where it's exposed to rain, etc. you should invest in a nylon cover or bring it in when it's not in use.
Good luck! ;-)How do I go about refinishing a wrought iron table and chairs? Also, any suggestions for outdoor-proof?
How about a thick piece of glass for the table top (e.g. 1/4';) -- something rated for outdoor use? We have a wrought iron table with a glass top; it's round and and we leave it outside and uncovered from spring until late fall. Wipe with a paper towel and window cleaner before use and it's good to go. That same piece of glass has been around for some 40 years -- it's got some fine scratches but that's the only sign of wear.
As for the paint we got good results with Benjamin Moore enamel for metal surfaces. The previous responder is right about the preparation and priming, etc.
Best and most efficient means of cleaning it up would be to have it sandblasted. This would remove all of the corrosion and leave the appropiate surface to apply a finish that would be longer lasting.
There are several finish choices that could be applied, I would suggest something in an epoxy. You typically get a better bond and more durable coat.
As far as the top, I would also go with the glass. 1/4 inch or more.
What is the composition of the existing top?
I redid my furniture last year. Use a rust preventive paint on the metal and then coat with an exterior topcoat. Having the primer and then topcoat combination will provide you with the longest lasting solution.
Here is a good Rust Preventive Paint: http://www.kbs-coatings.com/Rust-Sealer-鈥?/a>
Taka a wire brush and remove all loose, peeled paint and rust. This takes patience if your table is very fancy. Then wipe the whole thing off with a cotton cloth dampened with turpentine, or vinegar.
No paint will stick to a greasy or wet surface. First coat should be a ';metal primer'; or ';rust retardant'; type paint. Second coat can be of enamel or paint suitable for place item is to be used, usually outdoor enamel. Sometimes you can find all-in-one paints that are sufficient without using a base coat. This is usually cheaper in the long run and easier since you don't have to paint it twice. Look for Rustoleum or True Value's XO-Rust paint brands. When the paint is completely dry (a couple days) apply protective finish as if item were new.
Even small chips or scratches should be touched up immediately with primer followed by matching paint to prevent rust forming. If you're keeping this outdoors where it's exposed to rain, etc. you should invest in a nylon cover or bring it in when it's not in use.
Good luck! ;-)How do I go about refinishing a wrought iron table and chairs? Also, any suggestions for outdoor-proof?
How about a thick piece of glass for the table top (e.g. 1/4';) -- something rated for outdoor use? We have a wrought iron table with a glass top; it's round and and we leave it outside and uncovered from spring until late fall. Wipe with a paper towel and window cleaner before use and it's good to go. That same piece of glass has been around for some 40 years -- it's got some fine scratches but that's the only sign of wear.
As for the paint we got good results with Benjamin Moore enamel for metal surfaces. The previous responder is right about the preparation and priming, etc.
Best and most efficient means of cleaning it up would be to have it sandblasted. This would remove all of the corrosion and leave the appropiate surface to apply a finish that would be longer lasting.
There are several finish choices that could be applied, I would suggest something in an epoxy. You typically get a better bond and more durable coat.
As far as the top, I would also go with the glass. 1/4 inch or more.
What is the composition of the existing top?
I redid my furniture last year. Use a rust preventive paint on the metal and then coat with an exterior topcoat. Having the primer and then topcoat combination will provide you with the longest lasting solution.
Here is a good Rust Preventive Paint: http://www.kbs-coatings.com/Rust-Sealer-鈥?/a>
How can I combine a dining table and bookcase into one piece of furniture?
I'm making a dining table for friends and at one side of the table, I would like to make a bookcase between the legs. I have once seen a picture of a similar design but have lost it. Now, I'm looking for pictures or drawings to get inspiration and ideas on how to design it.How can I combine a dining table and bookcase into one piece of furniture?
The only way I could picture that is if each of the 4 legs of the table were made of two pieces of wood, secured together at a 90 degree angle (sorry I don't know the best way to word this) and in the space produced by the two pieces that make each ';leg';, you put shelves in there and place books running up and down each corner, facing out, while the little shelves double as legs.How can I combine a dining table and bookcase into one piece of furniture?
sounds awkward, breaking my brain trying to envision,
I would think the leg style would be the most difficult part to integrate into the book case. I can think of two ways to pull this off having never seen one personally.
I have changed my mind. I can offer only one way. The other would be nearly impossible for the novice. I would detach the legs from one end of the table and place the legless table top on the bookcase or with L brackets, attach the table top to the rear of the bookcase.
Great idea! Double utility!
How to do this depends on how the table is set in the room, and whether or not you need someone to be able to sit at the end.
Assuming you want people to be able to sit at any edge, then only the corners/legs can have bookshelves. One way is to build 4 narrow bookshelves the correct height of a table..and then put a board or something over the four book cases, angled they intersect in the middle pointing at each other.. wouldlook like an octagon with the bookshelf width being shorter, and the seating flat wider.
the other option is easier.. you just don't have one or both ends ';sittable.'; you Just build bookcases at the end(s). and put a table surface on that. alternatively but in a similar way, find a table you like, with square wood legs without taper if possible.. and then frame in those exisiting wood legs with a back and front rib, shelves, and back. and whing bang boom you are done.
the only other way to do this would be a table at a wall, and a shelf on the way at back of table.
T
Make four small bookcases 12 inches wide by 12 inches deep by 33 inches tall. That would be the legs. then put a big sheet of the material ( Plywood, Plastic,etc.) to be the table top and attach .
i would make the table and then make the bookcase as a stand alone system on casters so that if they had more people at the table they could move it out of the way while they ate then move it back after
I am not certain what you saw before, but you can put a book case as a carousel on each leg. The legs can be about 12x12, then the height of the leg of course, place a swivel base on the bottom and the top of each of the legs. The four legs will not make the table swivel, since they are all technically working off of a dead center basis.
Make block style legs 4X4 or 6x6, depending how deep you want the bookshelf, then make the book shelf to fit in between the legs on each end, but keep in mind you also want to have enough leg room, so it will be tricky.
The only way I could picture that is if each of the 4 legs of the table were made of two pieces of wood, secured together at a 90 degree angle (sorry I don't know the best way to word this) and in the space produced by the two pieces that make each ';leg';, you put shelves in there and place books running up and down each corner, facing out, while the little shelves double as legs.How can I combine a dining table and bookcase into one piece of furniture?
sounds awkward, breaking my brain trying to envision,
I would think the leg style would be the most difficult part to integrate into the book case. I can think of two ways to pull this off having never seen one personally.
I have changed my mind. I can offer only one way. The other would be nearly impossible for the novice. I would detach the legs from one end of the table and place the legless table top on the bookcase or with L brackets, attach the table top to the rear of the bookcase.
Great idea! Double utility!
How to do this depends on how the table is set in the room, and whether or not you need someone to be able to sit at the end.
Assuming you want people to be able to sit at any edge, then only the corners/legs can have bookshelves. One way is to build 4 narrow bookshelves the correct height of a table..and then put a board or something over the four book cases, angled they intersect in the middle pointing at each other.. wouldlook like an octagon with the bookshelf width being shorter, and the seating flat wider.
the other option is easier.. you just don't have one or both ends ';sittable.'; you Just build bookcases at the end(s). and put a table surface on that. alternatively but in a similar way, find a table you like, with square wood legs without taper if possible.. and then frame in those exisiting wood legs with a back and front rib, shelves, and back. and whing bang boom you are done.
the only other way to do this would be a table at a wall, and a shelf on the way at back of table.
T
Make four small bookcases 12 inches wide by 12 inches deep by 33 inches tall. That would be the legs. then put a big sheet of the material ( Plywood, Plastic,etc.) to be the table top and attach .
i would make the table and then make the bookcase as a stand alone system on casters so that if they had more people at the table they could move it out of the way while they ate then move it back after
I am not certain what you saw before, but you can put a book case as a carousel on each leg. The legs can be about 12x12, then the height of the leg of course, place a swivel base on the bottom and the top of each of the legs. The four legs will not make the table swivel, since they are all technically working off of a dead center basis.
Make block style legs 4X4 or 6x6, depending how deep you want the bookshelf, then make the book shelf to fit in between the legs on each end, but keep in mind you also want to have enough leg room, so it will be tricky.
Is there a table to figure out payroll tax withholding percentages?
I am only looking for federal tax witholding information. Is there a tax table that shows the percentage witheld for biweekly income? I'm married, and I only claim 2... but I would like to have a variety of claims to compare what is witheld.
Social Security Tax % witheld based on income?
Medicare Tax % witheld based on income?
Federal Tax % witheld based on income?
I want to be able to look at the chart, and figure out how much will be taken, exactly, every paycheck that I receive.
Thanks.Is there a table to figure out payroll tax withholding percentages?
For federal tax withholding, use Publication 15: http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p15.pdf
If you read pages 36 - 39, you'll be able to calculate your federal tax withholding exactly.
Social security tax is 6.2% of gross compensation up to a limit of $102,000 of compensation
Medicare tax is is 1.45% of wages with no limit.
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I've got an Excel spreadsheet set up to do the same thing. I can enter each gross paycheck amount, the spreadsheet does the calculation, and I can forcast what my various withholdings are. That way, I can be sure whether my taxes paid for the year will cover my taxes due when I file.Is there a table to figure out payroll tax withholding percentages?
Publication 15, circular E - download at irs.gov
It might be easier to just enter the info at paycheckcity.com for your various options
Social Security Tax % witheld based on income?
Medicare Tax % witheld based on income?
Federal Tax % witheld based on income?
I want to be able to look at the chart, and figure out how much will be taken, exactly, every paycheck that I receive.
Thanks.Is there a table to figure out payroll tax withholding percentages?
For federal tax withholding, use Publication 15: http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p15.pdf
If you read pages 36 - 39, you'll be able to calculate your federal tax withholding exactly.
Social security tax is 6.2% of gross compensation up to a limit of $102,000 of compensation
Medicare tax is is 1.45% of wages with no limit.
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I've got an Excel spreadsheet set up to do the same thing. I can enter each gross paycheck amount, the spreadsheet does the calculation, and I can forcast what my various withholdings are. That way, I can be sure whether my taxes paid for the year will cover my taxes due when I file.Is there a table to figure out payroll tax withholding percentages?
Publication 15, circular E - download at irs.gov
It might be easier to just enter the info at paycheckcity.com for your various options
What is the best way to re-finish/stain a cherry wood coffee table?
It is a round cherry wood coffee table from Ethan Allen from probably the 70s but is a beautiful piece. It has white marks on the top of it from putting hot drinks/plates on it. How do I get these marks off, or re-stain the table? Thanks.What is the best way to re-finish/stain a cherry wood coffee table?
Ethan Allen - my house is full of 1970s Ethan Allen. It is about the best furniture made.
The table is laquered and laquer can be reconstituted, as can shellac. You might try to get all of the wax and pledge off it by using mineral spirits. It all has to be off. If the top is in otherwise good condition, you might can spray some clear laquer thinner on it with a small amount of retardant. The white spots are water spots most likely. If that does not make them disappear, and the damage is purely on the top, mask off the table from teh top down using that aluminum tape and vinyl drop cloth material and strip the top using a paste stripper. You will need to duplicate the color. I have bought Ethan Allen's stains directly from them, but they might send you a spray can and you don't want that. Their stains are made, or were made by, Mohawk and if you get in touch with them, they might can sell you something like the original. This is not fun, you have to have good color vision to make sure that two colors match, then once you have that repaired, spray a coat of sealer on it, lightly sand that, and then put on about 6-10 coats of laquer (sprayed) and either polish it out or if it is satin sheen, work it to where you want it with 0000 steel wool. I do this all the time.What is the best way to re-finish/stain a cherry wood coffee table?
There are different types of surface conditioners available at your local hardware store. However your problem may require refinishing table to help.
You need to sand down past the stain which may prove difficult itself depending on the condition of the surface to begin with.
If you don't sand past the stain and you re-stain table it will show up even more do to the stain.
Quickest solution would be to place a accentuating table cloth over marks.
If you are serious about refinishing it, I will forwarn you that it takes time and elbow grease. First, use sand paper to remove the clear finish,either a varnish or most likely due to the water/heat marks, a lauqer finish, Then to ';cheat'; a little, apply a sanding sealer, sand smooth{since it is a parifin sealer, it is quite easy to sand} and then apply your new finish. If you get to heavy handed during the first sanding and get into the original stain, then you will have to strip it completely and restain,sand, revarnish. Good luck, and how about using coasters after you get it redone?
First, try a product called restor-a-finish. It worked well for me. I bought it in woodcrafters in North Carolina.
If this doesn't work, lightly sand entire surface, so that the wood absorbs evenly. If you sand just the spot, it won't look good. Find a cherry stain(good luck) that will match. From my experience you will have to test several colors. You might find a color that will work, but does not have ';cheery'; in its name. I might suggest a wiping stain, as you have more time to test/play to achieve the right color. Make sure you use a stain only, by itself; not, a combination of stain and urethane.
To remove the water marks place some mayonnaise on the spots and cover for about 15-20 min. Then wipe it off. Put some wipe on poly urethane or past wax on it after to protect it. If you do have to sand it down use a fine grit paper like 100. Then go finer like 150-220. Cherry darkens with age and is often left un stained. You can leave it in the sun outside for a couple of days and it will start the darkening. Then just poly the top and your done.
Ethan Allen - my house is full of 1970s Ethan Allen. It is about the best furniture made.
The table is laquered and laquer can be reconstituted, as can shellac. You might try to get all of the wax and pledge off it by using mineral spirits. It all has to be off. If the top is in otherwise good condition, you might can spray some clear laquer thinner on it with a small amount of retardant. The white spots are water spots most likely. If that does not make them disappear, and the damage is purely on the top, mask off the table from teh top down using that aluminum tape and vinyl drop cloth material and strip the top using a paste stripper. You will need to duplicate the color. I have bought Ethan Allen's stains directly from them, but they might send you a spray can and you don't want that. Their stains are made, or were made by, Mohawk and if you get in touch with them, they might can sell you something like the original. This is not fun, you have to have good color vision to make sure that two colors match, then once you have that repaired, spray a coat of sealer on it, lightly sand that, and then put on about 6-10 coats of laquer (sprayed) and either polish it out or if it is satin sheen, work it to where you want it with 0000 steel wool. I do this all the time.What is the best way to re-finish/stain a cherry wood coffee table?
There are different types of surface conditioners available at your local hardware store. However your problem may require refinishing table to help.
You need to sand down past the stain which may prove difficult itself depending on the condition of the surface to begin with.
If you don't sand past the stain and you re-stain table it will show up even more do to the stain.
Quickest solution would be to place a accentuating table cloth over marks.
If you are serious about refinishing it, I will forwarn you that it takes time and elbow grease. First, use sand paper to remove the clear finish,either a varnish or most likely due to the water/heat marks, a lauqer finish, Then to ';cheat'; a little, apply a sanding sealer, sand smooth{since it is a parifin sealer, it is quite easy to sand} and then apply your new finish. If you get to heavy handed during the first sanding and get into the original stain, then you will have to strip it completely and restain,sand, revarnish. Good luck, and how about using coasters after you get it redone?
First, try a product called restor-a-finish. It worked well for me. I bought it in woodcrafters in North Carolina.
If this doesn't work, lightly sand entire surface, so that the wood absorbs evenly. If you sand just the spot, it won't look good. Find a cherry stain(good luck) that will match. From my experience you will have to test several colors. You might find a color that will work, but does not have ';cheery'; in its name. I might suggest a wiping stain, as you have more time to test/play to achieve the right color. Make sure you use a stain only, by itself; not, a combination of stain and urethane.
To remove the water marks place some mayonnaise on the spots and cover for about 15-20 min. Then wipe it off. Put some wipe on poly urethane or past wax on it after to protect it. If you do have to sand it down use a fine grit paper like 100. Then go finer like 150-220. Cherry darkens with age and is often left un stained. You can leave it in the sun outside for a couple of days and it will start the darkening. Then just poly the top and your done.
How come my homemade rolled fondant always sticks to my table?
Every time I make homemade fondant it sticks to the table! I've made a few different recipes, including the marshmellow one. I've used icing sugar, corn starch, shortening, as well as shortening and icing sugar! Please help because I continue to buy the ready-made fondant and it's expensive!How come my homemade rolled fondant always sticks to my table?
In addition to 2001 comment, remember to grease the table before you spread the powder sugar. Also lift and replace fondant often and make sure there is always enough powdered sugar. Again Good Luck!!How come my homemade rolled fondant always sticks to my table?
to prevent this from happening you could use a sheet of parchment paper under the fondant this will help you lift it off easier and keep your table clean.
In addition to 2001 comment, remember to grease the table before you spread the powder sugar. Also lift and replace fondant often and make sure there is always enough powdered sugar. Again Good Luck!!How come my homemade rolled fondant always sticks to my table?
to prevent this from happening you could use a sheet of parchment paper under the fondant this will help you lift it off easier and keep your table clean.
How do you determine the charges of an element without looking at the periodic table?
Like for example, I have Cr. Without looking at the table, how can I know what the charge is on it?
DON'T JUST TELL ME THE NUMBER, TELL ME HOW TO FIND IT WITHOUT USING THE TABLE.How do you determine the charges of an element without looking at the periodic table?
Group 1 all have +1
Group 2 all have +2
Oxygen's group has -2
Florine's group has -1
Aluminum has +3How do you determine the charges of an element without looking at the periodic table?
Know the charge of the molecule it is bonded to, and subtract that from 8.
Other than memorizing the properties, there is no way. That is why the periodic table is so valuable.
It's just something you have to learn by heart, unfortunately. Once you become more familiar with the elements, you'll be able to remember the charges of the ones that come up most often in your field.
You can however deduce the charge of an atom if you know the charges of other atoms in a molecule, and if you know the charge of the molecule itself. For example, if you have H2O, and you know Oxygen ion has two unpaired electrons giving it a charge of -2, in order for water to have no charge each Hydrogen must have a charge of +1 to balance the molecule. Make sense?
Here's another example, suppose you need to know the charge of sodium ion, but can never remember it. You know that salt, NaCl, has no net ionic charge, and you know that all of the halogens have a charge of -1. Chlorine is a halogen (along with flourine, bromine, iodine, etc), so for NaCl to have no net charge, Sodium ion must have a charge of +1.
In regards to Chromium, and all of the other metals, there is no way to know without memorizing them. Metals are troublesome that way.
If you have the number of protons (+) and the number of electrons (-), then you just find the difference. If there are more electrons, the element is negative. If there are more protons, the element is positive.
Other than memorizing it there is not really a way. If you know its position on the table, how many valance electrons it has then that can be helpful. Cr has two oxidation states 2+ and 3+ this is because it can lose its s electrons 1st that is 2+ then it will lose one d electron. As you begin to become more familiar with ways in which d block elements gain stability there are definite patterns.
DON'T JUST TELL ME THE NUMBER, TELL ME HOW TO FIND IT WITHOUT USING THE TABLE.How do you determine the charges of an element without looking at the periodic table?
Group 1 all have +1
Group 2 all have +2
Oxygen's group has -2
Florine's group has -1
Aluminum has +3How do you determine the charges of an element without looking at the periodic table?
Know the charge of the molecule it is bonded to, and subtract that from 8.
Other than memorizing the properties, there is no way. That is why the periodic table is so valuable.
It's just something you have to learn by heart, unfortunately. Once you become more familiar with the elements, you'll be able to remember the charges of the ones that come up most often in your field.
You can however deduce the charge of an atom if you know the charges of other atoms in a molecule, and if you know the charge of the molecule itself. For example, if you have H2O, and you know Oxygen ion has two unpaired electrons giving it a charge of -2, in order for water to have no charge each Hydrogen must have a charge of +1 to balance the molecule. Make sense?
Here's another example, suppose you need to know the charge of sodium ion, but can never remember it. You know that salt, NaCl, has no net ionic charge, and you know that all of the halogens have a charge of -1. Chlorine is a halogen (along with flourine, bromine, iodine, etc), so for NaCl to have no net charge, Sodium ion must have a charge of +1.
In regards to Chromium, and all of the other metals, there is no way to know without memorizing them. Metals are troublesome that way.
If you have the number of protons (+) and the number of electrons (-), then you just find the difference. If there are more electrons, the element is negative. If there are more protons, the element is positive.
Other than memorizing it there is not really a way. If you know its position on the table, how many valance electrons it has then that can be helpful. Cr has two oxidation states 2+ and 3+ this is because it can lose its s electrons 1st that is 2+ then it will lose one d electron. As you begin to become more familiar with ways in which d block elements gain stability there are definite patterns.
How do I keep my cat off of the kitchen table?
I've caught her a couple of times and I fuss at her but to no avail. I've also cleaned many hairballs off of my table. Is there some way to get her to stay off? She has places to lay including a pillow on a chair.How do I keep my cat off of the kitchen table?
It's a bit of a hassle, but I've used empty soda cans with all my cats and they've gotten the message quickly. Just set a line up a few inches from the edge where the cat can't really see them, but they'll definitely hit them when they decide to jump.
It scares the crap right out of them to the point I haven't had a cat try more than twice.How do I keep my cat off of the kitchen table?
we got a spray water bottle, if we see him on the table he gets a little squirt :) after a while he get's it!
Use a spray bottle to keep her off the table. It may take a long time but eventually she should get the message.
My cat does the same thing so we got a spray bottle for a week now and he is getting better at it. just spray once and if your cat stays and not run away then spray again but try once my cat goes crazy
push her off of it, that wont hurt her and when she stopps getting on it give her treats, CATS DO LAND ON THEIR FEET!!
try tin foil... like at night cover ur table with it...my cousin does this at her house and it works with her cat!
my cat goes on the table because she smells stuff on it like food. and cats like to lay on hard surfaces that are cool. my cat is always sleeping on the kitchen tiled floor instead of his soft bed!!! but i have a trick instead of spraying her while on the table. spray her anytime u see her. then leave that spraying bottle on the table , so when she is bout to jump, shell look at the bottle and run away because she think it will spray her. trust me this works. i tried i!
The only thing i can think of is when you see her on the table run towards her while yelling get down and maybe even clap your hands loudly. It is hard to keep a cat off the table especially when you said you don't always catch her on it, but that is what i do when i see my cat on the table.
A sharp clap of the hands.Cats do not like loud noises.
if possible, spray bottle would work best. if you catch her on your table, bop her nose(it trains them not to d stuff) and scream and scare them and chase them(it sounds stupid, but it does work very effectively. kitty will forgive you). reward your cat when she rests other places then your table. if all else fails, go to a big name pet store and buy this special spray that keeps cats away. its like the opposite of catnip.
There's really no way to keep her off the table if you can't catch her, unless you get a bottle of some smelly substance (they sell cat-repellent) and spray it all over the table. If you can catch her, bang a paint stick or ruler on the table and get her off. They hate loud noises.
Try putting bubble wrap on the table she will slip and wont be able to get on no more and dont worry you wont have to keep it on forever once she keeps trying multiple times she will get tired and will give up
It's a bit of a hassle, but I've used empty soda cans with all my cats and they've gotten the message quickly. Just set a line up a few inches from the edge where the cat can't really see them, but they'll definitely hit them when they decide to jump.
It scares the crap right out of them to the point I haven't had a cat try more than twice.How do I keep my cat off of the kitchen table?
we got a spray water bottle, if we see him on the table he gets a little squirt :) after a while he get's it!
Use a spray bottle to keep her off the table. It may take a long time but eventually she should get the message.
My cat does the same thing so we got a spray bottle for a week now and he is getting better at it. just spray once and if your cat stays and not run away then spray again but try once my cat goes crazy
push her off of it, that wont hurt her and when she stopps getting on it give her treats, CATS DO LAND ON THEIR FEET!!
try tin foil... like at night cover ur table with it...my cousin does this at her house and it works with her cat!
my cat goes on the table because she smells stuff on it like food. and cats like to lay on hard surfaces that are cool. my cat is always sleeping on the kitchen tiled floor instead of his soft bed!!! but i have a trick instead of spraying her while on the table. spray her anytime u see her. then leave that spraying bottle on the table , so when she is bout to jump, shell look at the bottle and run away because she think it will spray her. trust me this works. i tried i!
The only thing i can think of is when you see her on the table run towards her while yelling get down and maybe even clap your hands loudly. It is hard to keep a cat off the table especially when you said you don't always catch her on it, but that is what i do when i see my cat on the table.
A sharp clap of the hands.Cats do not like loud noises.
if possible, spray bottle would work best. if you catch her on your table, bop her nose(it trains them not to d stuff) and scream and scare them and chase them(it sounds stupid, but it does work very effectively. kitty will forgive you). reward your cat when she rests other places then your table. if all else fails, go to a big name pet store and buy this special spray that keeps cats away. its like the opposite of catnip.
There's really no way to keep her off the table if you can't catch her, unless you get a bottle of some smelly substance (they sell cat-repellent) and spray it all over the table. If you can catch her, bang a paint stick or ruler on the table and get her off. They hate loud noises.
Try putting bubble wrap on the table she will slip and wont be able to get on no more and dont worry you wont have to keep it on forever once she keeps trying multiple times she will get tired and will give up
What's the easiest way to memorize the periodic table?
I have to memorize the first 30 elements in the periodic table, atomic number, name of element and family belongs to.
Any tips on how i could do this.What's the easiest way to memorize the periodic table?
I memmorize them by family, which make remembering the atomic number quite easy. And I think U should make little nickname for each element (which is FAMILIAR to U), then U would be able to remember (^-^)What's the easiest way to memorize the periodic table?
For names at least, you can make up a little story/rhyme type of thing. So, the first few is H, He, Li, Be, B, and in school we were told ';He,he, little bertie beetle....';
In terms of atomic number it is sequential and it is just plain rote for learning which family it belongs to.
Try drawing the table up on a board or or a canvass etc. and hang it up in your room ... maybe in front of your table. So each time you look up you see it. start by memorizing parts of it. and progress along.
I had a Sri Lankan rhyme which helped me remember it but I guess that wouldn't help ;)
All the best!
The periodic table is kind of divided in to chunks based on orbitals. So memorize each small chunk.
Memorize by repeating the names of the elements according to their group
memorize one group each day
that will make it
make a story using the elements.... in that way memorising is quite fun... it worked for me...
I would suggest using 3x5 index cards and drill yourself on them...it worked for me!
Any tips on how i could do this.What's the easiest way to memorize the periodic table?
I memmorize them by family, which make remembering the atomic number quite easy. And I think U should make little nickname for each element (which is FAMILIAR to U), then U would be able to remember (^-^)What's the easiest way to memorize the periodic table?
For names at least, you can make up a little story/rhyme type of thing. So, the first few is H, He, Li, Be, B, and in school we were told ';He,he, little bertie beetle....';
In terms of atomic number it is sequential and it is just plain rote for learning which family it belongs to.
Try drawing the table up on a board or or a canvass etc. and hang it up in your room ... maybe in front of your table. So each time you look up you see it. start by memorizing parts of it. and progress along.
I had a Sri Lankan rhyme which helped me remember it but I guess that wouldn't help ;)
All the best!
The periodic table is kind of divided in to chunks based on orbitals. So memorize each small chunk.
Memorize by repeating the names of the elements according to their group
memorize one group each day
that will make it
make a story using the elements.... in that way memorising is quite fun... it worked for me...
I would suggest using 3x5 index cards and drill yourself on them...it worked for me!
How to make text only contact table on myspace?
I still want my contact table to show, but I don't want the icons. I want the text only and my other tables are transparent/opaque. How do I make the icons go away?How to make text only contact table on myspace?
You will need to get Adobe PhotoShop or any image editing software to create a contact table.
You will need to get Adobe PhotoShop or any image editing software to create a contact table.
How do I get permanent marker drawings off my varnished table?
My daughter drew pictures with a permanent marker on my wooden table. Is it possible to get it off?How do I get permanent marker drawings off my varnished table?
To remove a permanent marker stain from wood furniture, there are a few options available. You could try WD-40, non-gel toothpaste, or possibly baby wipes. Also, I′d suggest a bit of alcohol on a white cloth or paper towel, or visiting an office supply store to get a commercial felt pen ink remover. I would also recommend trying the method you choose on an inconspicuous area of the wood first to ensure that it doesn′t damage the finish.:)How do I get permanent marker drawings off my varnished table?
sand it down and refinish it and take the permanent markers and throw them away
go to your local Paint store and ask for a can of GOOF OFF its the best and i use it all the time,i have kids the love to Draw on all of my nice stuff! good luck
A little bit of lighter fluid on a rag should do the trick just make sure you dispose of the rag properly as to not cause a fire.what is the difference between
To remove a permanent marker stain from wood furniture, there are a few options available. You could try WD-40, non-gel toothpaste, or possibly baby wipes. Also, I′d suggest a bit of alcohol on a white cloth or paper towel, or visiting an office supply store to get a commercial felt pen ink remover. I would also recommend trying the method you choose on an inconspicuous area of the wood first to ensure that it doesn′t damage the finish.:)How do I get permanent marker drawings off my varnished table?
sand it down and refinish it and take the permanent markers and throw them away
go to your local Paint store and ask for a can of GOOF OFF its the best and i use it all the time,i have kids the love to Draw on all of my nice stuff! good luck
A little bit of lighter fluid on a rag should do the trick just make sure you dispose of the rag properly as to not cause a fire.
How do I get rid of the pitting on my glass/mirrored cocktail table?
The table is in the shape of a grand piano. The keys of the table are starting to tarnish/pitt. They have brown spots in between the keys. I called a glass store but they didn't have any advice for me.
Thanks!How do I get rid of the pitting on my glass/mirrored cocktail table?
ah hah! - the pitting is on the mirror back right?? ok
that is called ';black rot'; in the industry- it is from the ammonia in windex. everyone loves to clean mirror wit windex but thing is it corrodes and eats away the metal backing that makes it reflect- once this happens there is nothing to do other than replace the mirror
AND STOP CLEANING WITH WINDEX- although windex does make a NON-AMMONIA formula
- at my studio we use 1 part rubbing alcohol to 4 parts distilled waterHow do I get rid of the pitting on my glass/mirrored cocktail table?
Try a stained glass specialist they may be able to give you some advice
there are windsheild repair people out there, I wonder if they could help?
Thanks!How do I get rid of the pitting on my glass/mirrored cocktail table?
ah hah! - the pitting is on the mirror back right?? ok
that is called ';black rot'; in the industry- it is from the ammonia in windex. everyone loves to clean mirror wit windex but thing is it corrodes and eats away the metal backing that makes it reflect- once this happens there is nothing to do other than replace the mirror
AND STOP CLEANING WITH WINDEX- although windex does make a NON-AMMONIA formula
- at my studio we use 1 part rubbing alcohol to 4 parts distilled waterHow do I get rid of the pitting on my glass/mirrored cocktail table?
Try a stained glass specialist they may be able to give you some advice
there are windsheild repair people out there, I wonder if they could help?
How do I get permanent marker drawings off my varnished table?
My daughter drew pictures with a permanent marker on my wooden table. Is it possible to get it off?How do I get permanent marker drawings off my varnished table?
To remove a permanent marker stain from wood furniture, there are a few options available. You could try WD-40, non-gel toothpaste, or possibly baby wipes. Also, I′d suggest a bit of alcohol on a white cloth or paper towel, or visiting an office supply store to get a commercial felt pen ink remover. I would also recommend trying the method you choose on an inconspicuous area of the wood first to ensure that it doesn′t damage the finish.:)How do I get permanent marker drawings off my varnished table?
sand it down and refinish it and take the permanent markers and throw them away
go to your local Paint store and ask for a can of GOOF OFF its the best and i use it all the time,i have kids the love to Draw on all of my nice stuff! good luck
A little bit of lighter fluid on a rag should do the trick just make sure you dispose of the rag properly as to not cause a fire.
To remove a permanent marker stain from wood furniture, there are a few options available. You could try WD-40, non-gel toothpaste, or possibly baby wipes. Also, I′d suggest a bit of alcohol on a white cloth or paper towel, or visiting an office supply store to get a commercial felt pen ink remover. I would also recommend trying the method you choose on an inconspicuous area of the wood first to ensure that it doesn′t damage the finish.:)How do I get permanent marker drawings off my varnished table?
sand it down and refinish it and take the permanent markers and throw them away
go to your local Paint store and ask for a can of GOOF OFF its the best and i use it all the time,i have kids the love to Draw on all of my nice stuff! good luck
A little bit of lighter fluid on a rag should do the trick just make sure you dispose of the rag properly as to not cause a fire.
How to make table appear on a text rollover?
I need HTML help
I want it to make it so that when someone puts their mouse over text, a table appears under it.
Help?How to make table appear on a text rollover?
One possible option:
%26lt;p%26gt;%26lt;a onmouseover = ';document.getElementById( 'myDiv' ).style.display = 'block';';%26gt; YOUR TEXT %26lt;/a%26gt;%26lt;/p%26gt;
%26lt;div id = ';myDiv'; style = ';display:none';%26gt;
YOUR TABLE HERE
%26lt;/div%26gt;
%26lt;p%26gt;YOUR PAGE CONTINUES HERE%26lt;/p%26gt;
With this code, every time you go over YOUR TEST it will show your table. The table will remain in that position all the time, if you want it to disappear you just need to add this small code:
onmouseout = ';document.getElementById( 'myDiv' ).style.display= 'none';';
to the ';a'; tag (if you want the table to disappear when you roll out the text) or to the ';div'; tag (if you want the table to disappear when you roll out of the table).
And another good thing of this code is that it's XHTML Strict valid and the JavaScript used is standard too.
If you have problems with this code, contact me, I'll be glad to help you.
PS: Sorry about the funny spacing, but if I don't do it that way, Yahoo! reduces the answer and you wouldn't be able to read it correctly.How to make table appear on a text rollover?
it's very tricky to get working, but here's how to do it
http://views-under-construction.blogspot鈥?/a>
I want it to make it so that when someone puts their mouse over text, a table appears under it.
Help?How to make table appear on a text rollover?
One possible option:
%26lt;p%26gt;%26lt;a onmouseover = ';document.getElementById( 'myDiv' ).style.display = 'block';';%26gt; YOUR TEXT %26lt;/a%26gt;%26lt;/p%26gt;
%26lt;div id = ';myDiv'; style = ';display:none';%26gt;
YOUR TABLE HERE
%26lt;/div%26gt;
%26lt;p%26gt;YOUR PAGE CONTINUES HERE%26lt;/p%26gt;
With this code, every time you go over YOUR TEST it will show your table. The table will remain in that position all the time, if you want it to disappear you just need to add this small code:
onmouseout = ';document.getElementById( 'myDiv' ).style.display= 'none';';
to the ';a'; tag (if you want the table to disappear when you roll out the text) or to the ';div'; tag (if you want the table to disappear when you roll out of the table).
And another good thing of this code is that it's XHTML Strict valid and the JavaScript used is standard too.
If you have problems with this code, contact me, I'll be glad to help you.
PS: Sorry about the funny spacing, but if I don't do it that way, Yahoo! reduces the answer and you wouldn't be able to read it correctly.How to make table appear on a text rollover?
it's very tricky to get working, but here's how to do it
http://views-under-construction.blogspot鈥?/a>
How can I keep my fabric tablecloth from sliding around on my dining room table?
My table is wooden and I don't want to use tape or adhesive. I just purchased a table pad to put under it that is flannel on the back and plastic on the top but it looks like it's going to slide too. Any suggestions? Please nothing ugly.How can I keep my fabric tablecloth from sliding around on my dining room table?
You can buy the roll of waffle weave looking stuff you line drawers with . Two rolls wide will usually do the trick and you can then cut to size. Put it right under your tablecloth or a layer under the pad and another under the cloth. Works like a charm!How can I keep my fabric tablecloth from sliding around on my dining room table?
I have a big table and the same issue, I put one of those non skid pads that goes under a rug on my table, they are cheap and can be cut to size, measure the size of the table before you shop.
Double sided sticky tape. small, subtle and non slip!
You can buy the roll of waffle weave looking stuff you line drawers with . Two rolls wide will usually do the trick and you can then cut to size. Put it right under your tablecloth or a layer under the pad and another under the cloth. Works like a charm!How can I keep my fabric tablecloth from sliding around on my dining room table?
I have a big table and the same issue, I put one of those non skid pads that goes under a rug on my table, they are cheap and can be cut to size, measure the size of the table before you shop.
Double sided sticky tape. small, subtle and non slip!
Friday, November 19, 2010
How do I erase the contact table my myspace layout came with?
How do I erase the contact table my myspace profile came with? I made a cool contact table, but there is already one that came with my layout. I want to erase the one it came with so i could put the one I made on it without there being two...How do I erase the contact table my myspace layout came with?
go here http://www.freecodesource.com/index.php?鈥?/a>
and click anything that you want to hide.
then generate the code. copy the code and
put it in where you edit your profile then put the
code in that you made and thats it.
make sure you preview your profile to see if it workds...
go here http://www.freecodesource.com/index.php?鈥?/a>
and click anything that you want to hide.
then generate the code. copy the code and
put it in where you edit your profile then put the
code in that you made and thats it.
make sure you preview your profile to see if it workds...
How do I fix a chip in the corner of a thick glass table top?
The entire table top is in perfect condition except for a couple of chips to the underside of one corner that was damaged when moved. Table top had a value $2500.00 when new. I really like it and would not want to discard it as trash. Please help.How do I fix a chip in the corner of a thick glass table top?
You can purchase a clear epoxy from a stone tool supplier. Use the epoxy and mix it with the catalyst hardening agent. Use a razor blade and fill the chip. This is how all granite/ quartz counter top installer use to fill nicks chips and such on all their damaged counter tops. They only use a tinting agent in the epoxy to match the color. You on the other hand can use it plain( clear). Once dried, depending on your ability to smooth/ fill the surface, the epoxy would become part of the glass.
Or you can take it to a glass shop; they can fill and polish it out sort of like fixing windshield on a vehicle.
You can purchase a clear epoxy from a stone tool supplier. Use the epoxy and mix it with the catalyst hardening agent. Use a razor blade and fill the chip. This is how all granite/ quartz counter top installer use to fill nicks chips and such on all their damaged counter tops. They only use a tinting agent in the epoxy to match the color. You on the other hand can use it plain( clear). Once dried, depending on your ability to smooth/ fill the surface, the epoxy would become part of the glass.
Or you can take it to a glass shop; they can fill and polish it out sort of like fixing windshield on a vehicle.
How do you remove white marks from a mahogany dining table?
We bought a second-hand dining table which has a mahogany finish. It has some scratches and some white marks on it but I do not know how to make it look better. Can you help?How do you remove white marks from a mahogany dining table?
I don't know what to do about the scratches...I don't know if there is a Q %26amp; A in Home Depot's web page, but you can try there.
As for the white marks...do you know what they are? Are they surface marks or are they inbedded in the wood? Try one of those Mr. Clean Magic Erase Sponges (don't have to be mr. clean, generics that are just as good are sold at the $1.00 store here now)
If that doesn't work, I might suggest sanding it down and refinishing it with a stain and sealant. look on home depot's site and see if you can find anything there.How do you remove white marks from a mahogany dining table?
topps make a good stain and scratch remover
Use Howard's Restor-A-Finish just wipe it on then wipe it off.Works great.Can be purchased at Lowe's or any hardware store.
CONTACT THE PEOPLE FROM.................... ORANGE GLO...............THEY MAKE A PRODUCT FOR JUST SUCH THINGS.
USED ORANGE GLO.. RUINED FURNITURE...
THEY FOUND SOLUTION. FURNITURE WAS TOO LARGE TO BE MOVED
i hear mayonaise works, just simply rub it in.
If it is a good quality table of pre-1930 manufacture it is likely to be French Polished. This is a complicated and skilled finishing technique. The polish is made from shellac dissolved in alcohol and is applied in a number of thin layers by a ';rubber';, basically a piece of cotton fabric wrapped around some cotton wool. The polish dries very rapidly and to stop the ';rubber'; sticking to the finish some linseed oil is put on the rubber to act as a lubricant. The skill comes in knowing how much to put on and when to stop rubbing, as you can easily re-dissolve earlier layers and tear the surface...I have made a pigs ear of it several times. The white rings are almost certainly water/heat damage from wet tea cups. The only real way to solve your problem is to re-apply the finish, a good furniture restoration book will give you all the details you need if you fancy having a go yourself...good luck, this link may help:-
http://www.getwoodworking.com/techniques/frenchpolishing/
or
http://www.ehow.com/how_14587_apply-traditional-french.html
Mr. Jack Hackett has it right
The white marks are probably made by over heating the surface beeswax. If you have the patience this needs to be scrapped off very carefully, then reapplied. This will also help fill in any small scratches. It sounds as if you have quite a good table which given the right care and attention will give you years of good use.
Any furniture restoration book will give you directions.
Toothpaste - mildly abrasive - will remove the white marks. You can try crayon of a similar color for the scratches...just color them in. good lluck.
Get the finest wire wool that you can and some Beeswax. Put a small amount of BW on wirewool and rub over mark in SMALL circular motions; gradually mark shoud disappear. (not too much pressure.)
in your spare time, bend over in front of a mirror and pull your bum cheeks apart and c your pinky anal.
I don't know what to do about the scratches...I don't know if there is a Q %26amp; A in Home Depot's web page, but you can try there.
As for the white marks...do you know what they are? Are they surface marks or are they inbedded in the wood? Try one of those Mr. Clean Magic Erase Sponges (don't have to be mr. clean, generics that are just as good are sold at the $1.00 store here now)
If that doesn't work, I might suggest sanding it down and refinishing it with a stain and sealant. look on home depot's site and see if you can find anything there.How do you remove white marks from a mahogany dining table?
topps make a good stain and scratch remover
Use Howard's Restor-A-Finish just wipe it on then wipe it off.Works great.Can be purchased at Lowe's or any hardware store.
CONTACT THE PEOPLE FROM.................... ORANGE GLO...............THEY MAKE A PRODUCT FOR JUST SUCH THINGS.
USED ORANGE GLO.. RUINED FURNITURE...
THEY FOUND SOLUTION. FURNITURE WAS TOO LARGE TO BE MOVED
i hear mayonaise works, just simply rub it in.
If it is a good quality table of pre-1930 manufacture it is likely to be French Polished. This is a complicated and skilled finishing technique. The polish is made from shellac dissolved in alcohol and is applied in a number of thin layers by a ';rubber';, basically a piece of cotton fabric wrapped around some cotton wool. The polish dries very rapidly and to stop the ';rubber'; sticking to the finish some linseed oil is put on the rubber to act as a lubricant. The skill comes in knowing how much to put on and when to stop rubbing, as you can easily re-dissolve earlier layers and tear the surface...I have made a pigs ear of it several times. The white rings are almost certainly water/heat damage from wet tea cups. The only real way to solve your problem is to re-apply the finish, a good furniture restoration book will give you all the details you need if you fancy having a go yourself...good luck, this link may help:-
http://www.getwoodworking.com/techniques/frenchpolishing/
or
http://www.ehow.com/how_14587_apply-traditional-french.html
Mr. Jack Hackett has it right
The white marks are probably made by over heating the surface beeswax. If you have the patience this needs to be scrapped off very carefully, then reapplied. This will also help fill in any small scratches. It sounds as if you have quite a good table which given the right care and attention will give you years of good use.
Any furniture restoration book will give you directions.
Toothpaste - mildly abrasive - will remove the white marks. You can try crayon of a similar color for the scratches...just color them in. good lluck.
Get the finest wire wool that you can and some Beeswax. Put a small amount of BW on wirewool and rub over mark in SMALL circular motions; gradually mark shoud disappear. (not too much pressure.)
in your spare time, bend over in front of a mirror and pull your bum cheeks apart and c your pinky anal.
How to hide your myspace music box when your contact table is also hidden?
I've looked everywhere and tried heaps of code. They all work but when i put the code in my interest box clashes with display picture on myspace. I want my contact table and music hidden with out clashing with any thing how do i fix it?How to hide your myspace music box when your contact table is also hidden?
put both in about me secction.
hide music box:
%26lt;style%26gt;embed, object {width:0px; height:0px;} table table table embed, table table table object {width:320px; height:240px;} %26lt;/style%26gt;
put both in about me secction.
hide music box:
%26lt;style%26gt;embed, object {width:0px; height:0px;} table table table embed, table table table object {width:320px; height:240px;} %26lt;/style%26gt;
How do you get hairdye out of a wooden coffee table?
I was dying my hair today, and I stuck the cap to the bottle onto my coffee table. Whoops!How do you get hairdye out of a wooden coffee table?
You're best bet is to lightly sand it out then revarnish that spot. Don't sand too deep b/c if you're table has a stain then you'll have to restain it as well.How do you get hairdye out of a wooden coffee table?
uhm, you could try nailpolish remover?
that works for me
You're best bet is to lightly sand it out then revarnish that spot. Don't sand too deep b/c if you're table has a stain then you'll have to restain it as well.How do you get hairdye out of a wooden coffee table?
uhm, you could try nailpolish remover?
that works for me
Any suggestions on how to clean a thick sticky residue on my pinewood table? I had it covered with plastic?
I covered the table with a heavy plastic that i bought from walmart and now i have a thick sticky residue that i can not get off the wood table.. i tried old english , orange oil ,soap and water nothing works!Any suggestions on how to clean a thick sticky residue on my pinewood table? I had it covered with plastic?
Be very careful using Goof Off or Goo Be Gone because they will ruin the finish on your table. What you can use without damage to the wood is Dawn dish soap, close to full strength or WD-40 on a rag. Either will need more attention after removing the plastic residue. You will need to neutralize the dish soap with vinegar diluted in water and the WD-40 with a degreaser. Thereafter, you will need to help the wood by using your orange oil moisturizer, murphy's oil soap or scotts liquid gold to revitalize the wood.Any suggestions on how to clean a thick sticky residue on my pinewood table? I had it covered with plastic?
try WD-40. this product works magic! i use it for everything.
Try something called 'Goo Gone', you should be able to find this in the cleaning section of the grocery store. Also possibly try a bit of water and baking soda as a gentle scrub.
olive oil! (just a little bit with a clean cloth and a lot of elbow grease.)
Like the other answerer's suggest ....WD40 !Do you have to use a quilt in the cot bed
Be very careful using Goof Off or Goo Be Gone because they will ruin the finish on your table. What you can use without damage to the wood is Dawn dish soap, close to full strength or WD-40 on a rag. Either will need more attention after removing the plastic residue. You will need to neutralize the dish soap with vinegar diluted in water and the WD-40 with a degreaser. Thereafter, you will need to help the wood by using your orange oil moisturizer, murphy's oil soap or scotts liquid gold to revitalize the wood.Any suggestions on how to clean a thick sticky residue on my pinewood table? I had it covered with plastic?
try WD-40. this product works magic! i use it for everything.
Try something called 'Goo Gone', you should be able to find this in the cleaning section of the grocery store. Also possibly try a bit of water and baking soda as a gentle scrub.
olive oil! (just a little bit with a clean cloth and a lot of elbow grease.)
Like the other answerer's suggest ....WD40 !
How do you get hairdye out of a wooden coffee table?
I was dying my hair today, and I stuck the cap to the bottle onto my coffee table. Whoops!How do you get hairdye out of a wooden coffee table?
You're best bet is to lightly sand it out then revarnish that spot. Don't sand too deep b/c if you're table has a stain then you'll have to restain it as well.How do you get hairdye out of a wooden coffee table?
uhm, you could try nailpolish remover?
that works for me
You're best bet is to lightly sand it out then revarnish that spot. Don't sand too deep b/c if you're table has a stain then you'll have to restain it as well.How do you get hairdye out of a wooden coffee table?
uhm, you could try nailpolish remover?
that works for me
Any suggestions on how to clean a thick sticky residue on my pinewood table? I had it covered with plastic?
I covered the table with a heavy plastic that i bought from walmart and now i have a thick sticky residue that i can not get off the wood table.. i tried old english , orange oil ,soap and water nothing works!Any suggestions on how to clean a thick sticky residue on my pinewood table? I had it covered with plastic?
Be very careful using Goof Off or Goo Be Gone because they will ruin the finish on your table. What you can use without damage to the wood is Dawn dish soap, close to full strength or WD-40 on a rag. Either will need more attention after removing the plastic residue. You will need to neutralize the dish soap with vinegar diluted in water and the WD-40 with a degreaser. Thereafter, you will need to help the wood by using your orange oil moisturizer, murphy's oil soap or scotts liquid gold to revitalize the wood.Any suggestions on how to clean a thick sticky residue on my pinewood table? I had it covered with plastic?
try WD-40. this product works magic! i use it for everything.
Try something called 'Goo Gone', you should be able to find this in the cleaning section of the grocery store. Also possibly try a bit of water and baking soda as a gentle scrub.
olive oil! (just a little bit with a clean cloth and a lot of elbow grease.)
Like the other answerer's suggest ....WD40 !
Be very careful using Goof Off or Goo Be Gone because they will ruin the finish on your table. What you can use without damage to the wood is Dawn dish soap, close to full strength or WD-40 on a rag. Either will need more attention after removing the plastic residue. You will need to neutralize the dish soap with vinegar diluted in water and the WD-40 with a degreaser. Thereafter, you will need to help the wood by using your orange oil moisturizer, murphy's oil soap or scotts liquid gold to revitalize the wood.Any suggestions on how to clean a thick sticky residue on my pinewood table? I had it covered with plastic?
try WD-40. this product works magic! i use it for everything.
Try something called 'Goo Gone', you should be able to find this in the cleaning section of the grocery store. Also possibly try a bit of water and baking soda as a gentle scrub.
olive oil! (just a little bit with a clean cloth and a lot of elbow grease.)
Like the other answerer's suggest ....WD40 !
How far away should a pool table be from a wall?
I want to turn our sun room into a game room which will include a pool table. What should the distance be between the wall and the pool table?How far away should a pool table be from a wall?
Minimum of 5 feet to the inside of the cloth rail.
This will allow you to hit a cue ball resting on the rail with a 3'; stroke, a cue stick is 57'; long.How far away should a pool table be from a wall?
The general rule-of-thumb is to have five feet on each side of the table. Most cues are 58 inches long, so this will give you just enough room to fit the cue, although you'll have to angle it slightly to get a decent backswing. Or you could always have shorter cues handy in these trouble spots.
Tables are generally sized as 3.5 x 7 ft, 4 x 8 ft, or 4.5 x 9 ft. So just add 10 feet to each dimension to get the total size of the room that will minimally comfortably fit a table.
Minimum of 5 feet to the inside of the cloth rail.
This will allow you to hit a cue ball resting on the rail with a 3'; stroke, a cue stick is 57'; long.How far away should a pool table be from a wall?
The general rule-of-thumb is to have five feet on each side of the table. Most cues are 58 inches long, so this will give you just enough room to fit the cue, although you'll have to angle it slightly to get a decent backswing. Or you could always have shorter cues handy in these trouble spots.
Tables are generally sized as 3.5 x 7 ft, 4 x 8 ft, or 4.5 x 9 ft. So just add 10 feet to each dimension to get the total size of the room that will minimally comfortably fit a table.
What's the best way to repair and paint a wooden coffee table that is badly scratched?
I found a coffee table at an antique store that is solid wood and has gorgeous carved legs, but is badly scratched on the surface. I'd like to paint a mural on it, but I'm not sure how I should prep the table. Do I need to sand it all down and prime it first? Is it okay to use the same kind of primer as what you'd put on the walls? I'm also repainting my room so I have heaps of that primer around.
Thank you!What's the best way to repair and paint a wooden coffee table that is badly scratched?
take sand paper and sand it down. don.t worry about the scratchedon the table. when you sand alot will comne out then and the rest you don,t care about because yoyu painting it with 3 coats of paint ,and they wouldn,t show upWhat's the best way to repair and paint a wooden coffee table that is badly scratched?
Some sanding and filling to take care of the scratches and then prime with a specialty primer.
Bulls Eye Zero鈩?Primer
sand it down, and fill any scratches, continue sanding down through the grits to 240/280 grade.
Use a wood primer in light coats until you are satisfied with the surface, give a light rub with 320 grit make sure ALL dust is removed (tack cloth) and get to the enjoyable stage of your mural.
Think about the join between the top and the edge, if there is a moulding it might be better to mask it off and have the mural on the flat surface.
Thank you!What's the best way to repair and paint a wooden coffee table that is badly scratched?
take sand paper and sand it down. don.t worry about the scratchedon the table. when you sand alot will comne out then and the rest you don,t care about because yoyu painting it with 3 coats of paint ,and they wouldn,t show upWhat's the best way to repair and paint a wooden coffee table that is badly scratched?
Some sanding and filling to take care of the scratches and then prime with a specialty primer.
Bulls Eye Zero鈩?Primer
sand it down, and fill any scratches, continue sanding down through the grits to 240/280 grade.
Use a wood primer in light coats until you are satisfied with the surface, give a light rub with 320 grit make sure ALL dust is removed (tack cloth) and get to the enjoyable stage of your mural.
Think about the join between the top and the edge, if there is a moulding it might be better to mask it off and have the mural on the flat surface.
How come when you leave a glass on an unfinished table, it leaves a ring?
We have a really old antique table in my bedroom, and i left a glass on there throughout the day, it had left this really gross looking grey ring. What is happening to the wood when that happens?How come when you leave a glass on an unfinished table, it leaves a ring?
The glass will condensate because of the outside heat with the inside cold liquid and the water forming on the outside of the glass will drip down and all that. Under the glass, the cup is also condesating so the water will mostly soak around the bottom rim of the cup and then it will suction cup on the table and then form a ring. Thats all i got!
The glass will condensate because of the outside heat with the inside cold liquid and the water forming on the outside of the glass will drip down and all that. Under the glass, the cup is also condesating so the water will mostly soak around the bottom rim of the cup and then it will suction cup on the table and then form a ring. Thats all i got!
How can you stop cats from jumping on the table and counters?
My cats keep jumping on the counter and table and I would just like to know how to stop it? What can I do ?How can you stop cats from jumping on the table and counters?
Keep a spray bottle full of water. Several in different locations, always handy.How can you stop cats from jumping on the table and counters?
When my cat was young, she would jump up on the counter. What I did to make her stop was as soon as she jumped up there I would pick her up, put her back on the ground and say ';no';. If I was not close enough I would spray her with the squirt bottle. Eventually she understood, and stopped.
Keep a spray bottle full of water. Several in different locations, always handy.How can you stop cats from jumping on the table and counters?
When my cat was young, she would jump up on the counter. What I did to make her stop was as soon as she jumped up there I would pick her up, put her back on the ground and say ';no';. If I was not close enough I would spray her with the squirt bottle. Eventually she understood, and stopped.
How do you get a stain off a coffee table?
I put a hot plate on my coffee table and it created a grey-ish stain on the wood. Any suggestions on how to remove it?How do you get a stain off a coffee table?
After reading my favorite book of stains, I came up with this: Furniture water rings, If you remove water rings while they're fresh. a little elbow grease and a soft cloth should do it. If they've been there awhile, try an oil based furniture Polish and a lot of elbow grease.
Being the hot plate would give of condensation underneath, I think this should help.How do you get a stain off a coffee table?
Usually hot stains are permanent but, you could try old english polish. It covers a lot of marks. Put it on and let it set a while then rub it off. You may have to do this a few times.
After reading my favorite book of stains, I came up with this: Furniture water rings, If you remove water rings while they're fresh. a little elbow grease and a soft cloth should do it. If they've been there awhile, try an oil based furniture Polish and a lot of elbow grease.
Being the hot plate would give of condensation underneath, I think this should help.How do you get a stain off a coffee table?
Usually hot stains are permanent but, you could try old english polish. It covers a lot of marks. Put it on and let it set a while then rub it off. You may have to do this a few times.
How can you move across and down the periodic table?
I have to do this game board project and my board is going to be the periodic table. Each element is a different space. I need ideas for how to move up spaces on the note cards. For example, one might be your atomic mass increased, move up 2 elements.How can you move across and down the periodic table?
Yer element decayed radioactively, drop down to the nearest stable element.
Go immediately to the nearest noble gas. Do not pass Carbon.
Emit a beta particle. Drop two atomic numbers.How can you move across and down the periodic table?
Isn't the whole point of chemistry that you don't move on the periodic table... and that similarities only run up and down?
Yer element decayed radioactively, drop down to the nearest stable element.
Go immediately to the nearest noble gas. Do not pass Carbon.
Emit a beta particle. Drop two atomic numbers.How can you move across and down the periodic table?
Isn't the whole point of chemistry that you don't move on the periodic table... and that similarities only run up and down?
How do you get your Sims to sit at the same restaurant table?
I have the Sims 2 Nightlife expansion pack and whenever my Sims go to a restaurant, they end up sitting at different tables by themselves. How can I get my Sim family to sit at the same table?How do you get your Sims to sit at the same restaurant table?
you need to go on a date with someone don't matter if it you and another person or a group of friends when asked where to go choose a restaurant
once you arrive you should see a person at a desk like thing .Click the person or desk cant remember and click be seated
the waiter should then show your group to your table ..
hope this helped as sadly I only ot it to work once myself I am hoping it will for youHow do you get your Sims to sit at the same restaurant table?
Well, duh!! Sorry to be rude, but you are probably new to The Sims 2 Nightlife (or ny Sims game for that matter) and you probably haven't figured out that you can switch to the other Sim and make them sit with the other one. Or if they are not in the same family, I'm really sorry if I insulted you!!!
you need to go on a date with someone don't matter if it you and another person or a group of friends when asked where to go choose a restaurant
once you arrive you should see a person at a desk like thing .Click the person or desk cant remember and click be seated
the waiter should then show your group to your table ..
hope this helped as sadly I only ot it to work once myself I am hoping it will for youHow do you get your Sims to sit at the same restaurant table?
Well, duh!! Sorry to be rude, but you are probably new to The Sims 2 Nightlife (or ny Sims game for that matter) and you probably haven't figured out that you can switch to the other Sim and make them sit with the other one. Or if they are not in the same family, I'm really sorry if I insulted you!!!
How do you clean fingernail polish from a wood table?
My daughter painted fingernail polish on my wood coffee table. I am afraid to use remover, as I have always heard that will take out the stain.How do you clean fingernail polish from a wood table?
just wash her hands using mild soap, it might not remove at once but it will surely remove after 3-4 days. have patience than doing something that might endanger her. good luck and GOD BLESSHow do you clean fingernail polish from a wood table?
nail polish remover takes the finish right off....
Oh no! You're in a tight spot. Sounds like something my kids would do..lol
take hairspray and a scrubber (like a toilet bowl cleaner) and that should remove it. but the hairspray has to be a spray, not a mousse or gel. it shouldn't remove the finish
I hope that works for you. (GOOD LUCK)
don`t SCRUB it that will remove finish-that hairspray sounded cool,i`d let it soak .personally i`d try goo-gone.let it soak awhile,. you really need something thats going to dissovle the fingernail polish,i`m sorry i`m lost.
oh dear...I would try an ice cube, let the ice cube sit on the nail varnish for a while and when it goes cold it should harden, then...take a flat knife or thin blade and see if it peels off..good luck !www.myspaces.com
just wash her hands using mild soap, it might not remove at once but it will surely remove after 3-4 days. have patience than doing something that might endanger her. good luck and GOD BLESSHow do you clean fingernail polish from a wood table?
nail polish remover takes the finish right off....
Oh no! You're in a tight spot. Sounds like something my kids would do..lol
take hairspray and a scrubber (like a toilet bowl cleaner) and that should remove it. but the hairspray has to be a spray, not a mousse or gel. it shouldn't remove the finish
I hope that works for you. (GOOD LUCK)
don`t SCRUB it that will remove finish-that hairspray sounded cool,i`d let it soak .personally i`d try goo-gone.let it soak awhile,. you really need something thats going to dissovle the fingernail polish,i`m sorry i`m lost.
oh dear...I would try an ice cube, let the ice cube sit on the nail varnish for a while and when it goes cold it should harden, then...take a flat knife or thin blade and see if it peels off..good luck !
How do you use the table of contents generator in MS word?
I need to use the table of contents generator for my report and I have never used it before. After you go to Insert, Reference and select Tables the box will pop up. I don't know what to do next I have tried to play with it but it says that there will be an outline toolbar I can click and drop text into. I can't find it! Can anyone help me?How do you use the table of contents generator in MS word?
Table of Contents generator will generate a TOC only if you have marked your Headings correctly using ';Styles and Formatting';. It'll then take your headers and create the TOC off of that.How do you use the table of contents generator in MS word?
i dunno
Table of Contents generator will generate a TOC only if you have marked your Headings correctly using ';Styles and Formatting';. It'll then take your headers and create the TOC off of that.How do you use the table of contents generator in MS word?
i dunno
How can I rotate a table 90 degrees in microsoft word?
I need to rotate the entire table, including text by 90 degrees, so I can make the columns wider. I don't want to go through the trouble of creating a new table and rotating text boxes in each. Help?How can I rotate a table 90 degrees in microsoft word?
Ha! Great question; I just learnt something myself by fiddling around. Let me show you a trick!
You've been told to create a new document in landscape to allow for more room etc... but that doesn't answer your question.
You can rotate the text in the table - no problem. Just select the table and go to the Format menu --%26gt; Text direction. But that still doesn't answer your question.
If you have Excel, then there is a solution:
- Copy your entire table and just paste it into Excel.
- Select your table IN EXCEL and copy it. There is a good reason for copying it again, but in Excel.
- Go to a different sheet (or scroll down further so that you have a clean space) and select a cell (like A1)
- Go to the Edit menu --%26gt; Paste Special and click on the box beside ';Transpose'; and press OK.
- VOILA! Your entire table has been turned 90 degrees!
- Copy the whole thing and paste it back into Word.
You may have to fix up some colours/formatting, but at least you don't have to go to the effort of recreating/typing that entire table.
Thanks for asking this question - I had no idea you could do that.How can I rotate a table 90 degrees in microsoft word?
Excel solution - The transpose option exchanges the columns and rows. Unfortunately, it does not rotate a table. If you somehow managed to do this, let us know how.
Page orientation - Sadly, there can be severe printing issues when using different page orientations within section breaks.
Start a new document
Set it up as landscape
Copy and paste in your table.
Adjust it to the size you need.
Copy your table and then
Paste Special the table as a graphic like a bitmap (not a MS Object) into your source document.
Now you can rotate it and treat it like any other graphic - you just can't edit it.
you dont need to rotate the table
if you have word 2003:
go to a new document then file%26gt;page setup and change the layout to horizontal
if you have word 2007:
go to a new document select the page setup tab and change the orientation to horizontal
then copy and paste the table from the other document and widen it
I don't recall Word being able to rotate text or utilize text boxes (changing the page layout to landscape could be an alternative).
Perhaps I'm mistaken, but I recommend you do this on PowerPoint, it's going to be a time saver instead of trying to do all this process manually.
Unfortunately you can not.
You might try selecting the page and setting it to landscape.
Not a perfect fix, but it might help.
Ha! Great question; I just learnt something myself by fiddling around. Let me show you a trick!
You've been told to create a new document in landscape to allow for more room etc... but that doesn't answer your question.
You can rotate the text in the table - no problem. Just select the table and go to the Format menu --%26gt; Text direction. But that still doesn't answer your question.
If you have Excel, then there is a solution:
- Copy your entire table and just paste it into Excel.
- Select your table IN EXCEL and copy it. There is a good reason for copying it again, but in Excel.
- Go to a different sheet (or scroll down further so that you have a clean space) and select a cell (like A1)
- Go to the Edit menu --%26gt; Paste Special and click on the box beside ';Transpose'; and press OK.
- VOILA! Your entire table has been turned 90 degrees!
- Copy the whole thing and paste it back into Word.
You may have to fix up some colours/formatting, but at least you don't have to go to the effort of recreating/typing that entire table.
Thanks for asking this question - I had no idea you could do that.How can I rotate a table 90 degrees in microsoft word?
Excel solution - The transpose option exchanges the columns and rows. Unfortunately, it does not rotate a table. If you somehow managed to do this, let us know how.
Page orientation - Sadly, there can be severe printing issues when using different page orientations within section breaks.
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Start a new document
Set it up as landscape
Copy and paste in your table.
Adjust it to the size you need.
Copy your table and then
Paste Special the table as a graphic like a bitmap (not a MS Object) into your source document.
Now you can rotate it and treat it like any other graphic - you just can't edit it.
you dont need to rotate the table
if you have word 2003:
go to a new document then file%26gt;page setup and change the layout to horizontal
if you have word 2007:
go to a new document select the page setup tab and change the orientation to horizontal
then copy and paste the table from the other document and widen it
I don't recall Word being able to rotate text or utilize text boxes (changing the page layout to landscape could be an alternative).
Perhaps I'm mistaken, but I recommend you do this on PowerPoint, it's going to be a time saver instead of trying to do all this process manually.
Unfortunately you can not.
You might try selecting the page and setting it to landscape.
Not a perfect fix, but it might help.
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