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La Perla II Malcolm, I could be wrong, but the check the Mieleusa website. I think....maybe it does come in black? As I said I could be wrong. let me know Ray

Malcolm. Congrats. Let us know how you like it. I too have heard complaints about the loading from two of our friends that have one. The Excela is an excellent choice. I was told in the Miele showroom in Princenton, NJ that this is only one step down from the La Perla. The Excela does...

Hey Guys. Nice to hear from you. Hi Bobby!!! WIsh I could make it there. Lots going on at home. Proms, getting house ready for graduation etc. I am tired thinking about it. lol Want to see more finds. Ray

Nice Pic, Pete.... Tell your mom a nice dining room too. Ray

Dont' worry guys about the price. I thought Robert said he was paying. DUCKS and Running now. lol lol

Allen, The savings are substantial. You pay for shipping and a small perdcentage for handling.. The percentage is usually 8%. On some items there is not handling fee.

Hunter, Nice Collection. I have been saving Christmas, birthday money for awhile and use that to purchase. However, my wife and I belong to direct buy and save a lot on this stuff. Have you used the Cleaner that they sell?

Hi Hunter. Nice to see another Le Creuset lover. It is great stuff. One of the many things I like about it is when you add the pasta to the boiling water, it does not stop boiling. This is what I have so far: 6 piece starter set in the color Dune. 9 qt Round Duth Oven in Dijon 11 3/4"...

I looked at the Martha Stewart Cast Iron also. It was already chipped on display. I think you get what you pay for. I have the Le Creuset and love it. I save for it and buy a piece at a time. Great cookware.

Miele Locations Malcolm............... You are just going to have to come up to NJ. We have a beautifull showroom there or all the appliances. And on certain Thursdays of the month, you can see all the cooking appliances demonstrated and have dinner there, table lines, wine and all...

Kirkland Fabric Softner Jamie, Have you also tried the Kirkland fabric softner? Nice light touch of Lavender, and not waxy or heavy. Keeps the towels absorbent too. I tried it and like it. Ray

Here are some suggestions: Vintage Linens: Soaks & Cleaning Recipes For old vintage linens that are yellowed with age and need more than spot cleaning, here are some recipes for soaking the entire piece. Notes: Check a spot to make sure the recipe won’t damage the fabric or colors before...

Let them soak over night in this solution. I think there is a detergent out there for this. Let me check and I will get back to you. I have several of these pillowcases from my wife's grandmother, but they are white on white, and they bleached up really nice.

STPP and Mechanically Softened Water Hi...I have a whole house water softener. I was wondering if I would still benefit by adding STPP to the washer? Your comments will be much appreaciated. Thanks. Ray

Hey Everone.... Thanks so much for the warm wishes. Well....its my last year of the 50's YIKES!!!!! lol Now....why have I not heard from a few of my other friends out here?????? lol Thanks again Ray

I do not think the Murphys Oil soap is bad for floors that were finished many years ago. But the newer finishes, (water based urethane), recommend the PolyCare.

PolyCare Our two major flooring companies in our area highly recommend a product called Polycare. We had our wood floors refinished 2 years ago and this is what they recommended. It is really great stuff. 1/4 cup to a gallon of water, then just damp mop. No streaks and leaves a nice...

Happy Birthday Ron.... Hope you have a great day. Ray

Do-It-Yourself Laundry Detergent by Stacy Johnson Tuesday, April 20, 2010 provided by While having clean clothes is obviously both hygienic and neighborly, how they get that way may be more open to imagination and experimentation than you may have considered. And consider you should, because...