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Norpro Pasta Drying Rack
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DescriptionProduct FeaturesFour 18-inch wood dowels provide eight arms for drying fresh pastaDrying rack stands 16-1/2 inches highHeavy, 7/8-inch-thick base for stabilityDisassembles easily for storageTraditional unfinished wood; wipe clean with dry or damp cloth ReviewEven the longest fresh fettuccine or linguine won't touch the counter when draped on the arms of this sturdy pasta drying rack... |
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Camco 43511 RV Mini Dish Drainer & Tray
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DescriptionCamco Mfg Inc 43511 Mini Dish Drainertray |
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Progressive International Collapsible Over the Sink Dish Drainer
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DescriptionKeep your counters clear of clutter with this collapsible dish drainer from Progressive. Unlike a traditional dish rack, it rests in your sink to keep limited counter space available. The extendable arms allow it to fit in most sinks and range from 16... |
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Rubbermaid 7J93 Produce Saver Square Food Storage Containers Set of 8
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Description* Produce saver * Fresh vent and crisp tray keeps produce fresh and crisp longer * Lids and trays snap to bases and each other for easy and organized storage * Microwave, freezer, and dishwasher safe * Square design * 8-piece set includes: one 14-cup, one 5-cup, and two 2-cup food-storage containers, with four lids |
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Suncast DB5000 50-Gallon Deck Box
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DescriptionKeep yard gear out of sight when you stow it in this large 50-gal. storage box. Perfect for the deck or patio, the box is made of durable resin with a unique stay-dry design that keeps contents dry and out of the elements... |
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Kidde FX10K Kitchen Fire Extinguisher, 82CI
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DescriptionCooking is the leading cause of house fires in the U.S. In addition to your primary home protection, fire experts recommend adding UL-rated fire extinguishers for supplementary protection in the kitchen... |
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Little Noses Saline Spray/Drops, Non-Medicated 1 fl oz (30 ml)
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DescriptionLittle Noses Saline Spray/Drops -Non-Medicated Relief for Dry or Stuffy Noses-Soothes symptoms of common cold, allergies, air travel, sinusitis, and dry air-Restores vital moisture and provides relief of dry, stuffy or irritated nasal passages |
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Similasan Cataract Care Eye Drops, .33 Ounce Bottle
Sale Price: $29.99 |
DescriptionLong Term, Healthy Relief® HomeopathicRelieves symptoms of diagnosed cataract and aging eyesActive ingredients are microdiluted in accordance with the Homeopathic Pharmacopeia of the United States and are therefore non-toxic with no known side effects... |
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Quartet 838 - Cabinet, Dry Erase, Fabric/Porcelain/Steel, 48 x 48 x 24, White, Oak Frame-QRT838
Sale Price: $1,369.95 |
DescriptionIdeal for conference rooms and training centers, the sleek cabinet design complements the sophistication of high-profile meeting rooms while its many features promote maximum productivity. The versatile cabinet includes a magnetic DuraMax Porcelain Total Erase surface that will not stain, ghost, scratch or dent, plus fabric-covered bulletin panels on the inside or each door... |
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Quartet 826 - Conference Cabinet, Cork/Dry-Erase Melamine, 36 x 36, White/Oak Frame-QRT826
Sale Price: $548.95 |
DescriptionA solid value for your communication needs, this slim-line cabinet is functional and convenient. Easily post notes on the handy cork bulletin board panels located on the outside of the doors, or open up to three melamine dry erase writing surfaces... |
Do-it-yourself Kitchen Cabinet Refacing
1. Remove old doors and hinges from old cabinets.
2. Remove drawer fronts from each drawer. Set drawers aside. There are two types of drawer fronts. The type that is merely attached to the drawer box can be removed by the removal of the attaching drawer pulls, screws or staples. The front that is an integral part of the drawer box must be cut or sawed off, making sure that the cut is square with the top, bottom and sides of the box.
3. Cabinet preparation: Old screw holes or gaps in the frame work should be filled with either auto body filler or wood filler and, when dry, sanded smooth. All surfaces to be refaced with any type of cabinet refacing material must be scraped clean of chipping paint, grease or varnish. To accomplish this you can use on automatic belt sander or a hard paint scraper. A propane torch can be used on troublesome spots to "lift" the substance from the framework (use with caution).
4. Should you have a corner cabinet situation, it may be necessary to add a filler strip. If you have decided that an opening is slightly too large and you wish to add a filler strip, do it after you scrape that surface. Use a piece of clear pine cut to size. Secure it with nails or screws. Fill in any seams with filler and sand smooth. At times you will need to square off surfaces using 1/4" core (i.e., cabinet bottoms). Reveals at side returns should be shaved off or area filled in with 1/8" or 1/4" luan skin or plywood so that surface is smooth for lamination.
Lamination
1. When all framework is prepared and free of foreign matter, the cabinet refacing laminate, wood veneer or thermo-foil skins can be applied. If working from a full sheet of 2' x 8' skin cut the material for cabinet bottoms and returns 1/4" larger than needed. Make sure grain on under side of wall cabinets run all the same way. Grain on cabinet returns should run vertically.
2. Laminate underside of wall cabinets first. Apply the manufacturer recommended adhesive on both cabinet and cabinet refacing skins. Use a roller or brush, where needed. Let the adhesive dry to the touch. Apply cabinet refacing skin to cabinet surface. Remember that once material is applied to the cabinet it cannot be realigned. Use good judgment and a hand roller or block of wood to press laminate to cabinet. Trim excess material using utility knife or router.
3. Next laminate returns of cabinets, using the same process described above.
4. Cut cabinet refacing skin into strips for stiles and rails with grain running the length of the strip. Again, cut strips 1/4" larger than needed.
5. Laminate cabinet fronts. Apply cabinet refacing skin strips exactly as cabinet is stilled. Laminate vertical stiles first, then horizontal rails. Keep all seams as tight as possible.
6. Rather than proceeding according to directions 4' and 5 above, you may use full sheets of laminate. Apply to cabinet fronts, then break through with trimmer and router to trim opening. Both methods are acceptable. Using strips will, of course, save on materials; covering the entire front of the cabinet with a full sheet will save on labor and result in a better lamination since no seams will show on stiles and rails.
7. Regardless of the manner employed in refacing the front of the cabinets, left cabinet refacing skin overhang whenever possible.
8. Remove any excess oak skin from cabinets with a utility knife or router.
9. Cabinet lamination is now completed.
Hardware Application
To install new doors effectively the installer must plan and organize the entire job. Place new doors face down on a soft work area. Measure equal distances from top and bottom (usually between 1" and 3") and place hinges at these locations. The aid of a hinge marking jig can save time that is expensive. Start holes for flat head screws by first using a pilot drill bit. Screw on hinges using electric or manual screwdriver.
Make sure that hinges on all doors are the same distances from top and bottom. When installing hinges do not over-tighten screws in order to prevent stripping of screw holes.
Now attach new doors to framework by having someone hold the door in proper place (use human eye to level). Screw hinges to framework, do not over-tighten screws and again use starter holes.
Finally, install knick-knock shelves, desired molding, toe-kicks, etc.
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