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Even if it were Pink, I wouldn't ...   $700 ?  Apparently, anything less and they will just have to keep it.   Oh, well.  It's not 2005 anymore.  S.S. is as common now as Harvest Gold was in 1975.   But, I wish them luck. 

You won me over, Sandy, and I'm sure you don't want that liability.  

Poor dryer. looks like a left behind, in a rotten shed, with leaking roof. As for common sense. Especially with the over 70 crowd.... They are more likely to splurge on crap that isn't needed. These people, especially, were exposed to the Madison Avenue venue earliest, and are most likely NOT...

They are a bit too far from me. If you don't find anyone who can help, have a crate service pick them up. They will crate and ship the items to your door.

"Am I the only one who noticed GE's thriftiness with the two ads shown? That's the same model in both, wearing the same heels and pearls in both, and the same dress in both, just in two different colors. " I want to make a snarky, gender-based comment about your EXCELLENT observation, but the...

1st- He said Bottom flushing. (obnoxious laughing ensues for several seconds.) 2nd- water heater info attached. 3rd.- If you have iron in the water, you would need to have it tested for the TYPE of iron, and choose the type of filter and/or appliance after that. Bacterial Iron is the most...

If only the outside were as pink as the inside. Its P~I~N~K ! (I hear myself doing a Mary Tyler Moore impression here, I don't know why. "It's Pink, Mr. Grant !") Is $250 really that out of the park? I'm sure they're open to offers. It appears to have all the shelves, drawers, and isn't...

Beek-to-Hind feathers cooking. Interesting article. At least it's not wasteful. http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2012/12/06/nose-to-tail-dining-becomes-increasingly-trendy/

It could be iron in her water supply, or the pipes themselves leaching iron into the water.   If it is iron, note that there are a couple of different kinds.  Some are not easy to treat and require an expensive filter system.

That is fairly standard aerator.      http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0039ZEF2M/ref=asc_df_B0039ZEF2M2289595?tag=thefind0058927-20&creative=395261&creativeASIN=B0039ZEF2M&linkCode=asn

Gawd, it never fails to amuse me the lengths to what previous generations went to, to customize products that we now know, are damaging to a healthy diet. Cooking food, in general kills, vitamins. I don't even have a stove. I have a steamer and a single unit burner for the occasional warming...

My parents had a church like that. My guess it was from the 1960s era. It has a wind-up music box on the back.

No Garbage disposal. I freeze all fruit and vegetable debri, then put it in a compost pile to make nice, rich soil to grow MORE healthy, non-chemically treated vegies.

I'm Vegan, Alec Baldwin explains. Where is your Ebola and Salmonella coming from today? ah, No. Yours ISN'T coming from "the better" farm, down the road. Eat UP ! Yummy!

only $0.25 a wash and $0.15 to dry, in what looks like Speed Queen or early 60s Frigidaire washer.

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That is correct about the location. I have not received any email asking for more information during the day, so I assumed there was no interest. I try and respect peoples right to privacy, and would never put information in the public domain that might compromise that, without their...

I visited this location and filmed what I could. My film isn't the best, I need a new camera. This guy has been in business since the 1950s. He is 88 and suffering physical ailments. His store isn't active, though he still has some hand made signs on the front of his property. I was amazed...

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Kind of like a surprise with residual benefits. This had to take your mind off your current situation. Remember, rooves are not there for falling off of. If that were the case, more people would be doing it. You just know that a certain percentage of the population would.