i love my bathroom window2010.07.07. // Uncategorized
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i love my bathroom window
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yeah yeah yeah. i’m taking a mini vacation from the more arty photos.
this is my bathroom window. i love my bathroom window. i can’t tell you why, but it consistently makes me happy.
i once heard that when de-cluttering your house you should ask yourself, "do i use it? do i love it?" if it doesn’t fall into one of those categories, then out it goes.
so while this window is pretty cluttered, i love it. so these things stay.
My Christmas Bathroom
Image by Smaku
Every year I decorate my bathroom with icicle lights that I bought many years ago for decorating my then office cubicle.
Now, I make it a tradition to put them up in my bathroom as it lights up the room with all its porcelain glory. The full length mirror on the wall and the sparkling clean porcelain all adds to the reflection of the red and white icicle lights that it’s actually quite nice to look at.
It brings a certain joy to going in to your bathroom, even if it is to brush your teeth for that 2 minutes.
Ah yes… my festive bathroom!
July 11th, 2010 at 1:52 am
hi love
July 11th, 2010 at 7:37 pm
ya you are now…I got you love thanks : )
July 15th, 2010 at 12:28 pm
The first step in fixing a leaking or sluggish faucet is identifying which of the two basic types of faucets you're dealing with.
• Compression Faucet – Older design with two handles and one
• Washerless Faucet – More recent design, usually with a single lever or knob that controls the flow and mix of hot and cold water by aligning interior openings with the water inlets. These faucets may be one of several type: disc, valve, ball, or cartridge. Because models vary with the manufacturer, it's important to get identical replacement parts.
Professional Tips
• When you're taking the faucet apart, douse stubborn connections with penetrating oil before trying to loosen them with a wrench. Tape-wrap the wrench's jaws to prevent marring visible parts of the fixture.
• Before starting any faucet repair, plug the sink so small parts can't fall down the drain.
• Line the sink with a towel to prevent damage from tools or parts accidentally dropped.
• As you disassemble the faucet, line up the pieces in the order that you remove them so you can put them back together properly.
• CAUTION: Before you work on a faucet, turn off the water at the fixture shutoff valves or the main shutoff valve and open the faucet to drain the pipes.
Leaking Compression Faucets
If your faucet has separate hot and cold water handles, it's probably a compression faucet (also called a stem or washer faucet). In this faucet, a rubber seat washer is secured to the stem, which has very coarse threads on the outside. When you turn the handle to shut off the faucet, the stem is screwed down, compressing the washer against the valve seat in the faucet body. The stem is secured by a packing nut, which compresses the packing (twine, a washer, or an O-ring) and prevents water from leaking around the stem.
• If water leaks around the handle, tighten the packing nut. If that fails, replace the packing.
• If the faucet leaks from the spout, either a washer is defective or a valve seat is badly corroded.
• To find out which side needs work, turn off the shutoff valves one at a time; the leak will stop when one or the other is turned off.
• Take off the handle, remove the stem, and either replace the washer or replace or recondition the valve seat.
Professional Tip
Before doing any work, turn off the water at the fixture shutoff valves or at the main shutoff valve. Open the faucet to drain the pipes.
Taking the Faucet Apart
• With the handle removed, lift off the stem and packing nuts by turning the nuts counterclockwise with an adjustable-end wrench or a pair of rib-joint pliers. (Be careful not to strip the nuts).
• Unscrew the stem, lifting it straight out of the faucet body.
• Examine the threads
• If they're damaged or worn, replace the stem; if not, check the packing for wear.
Replacing the Packing and Washer
• To replace the worn packing either remove the O-ring o packing washer and slide on an exact duplicate, or scrape off the twine and wrap new twine clockwise around the stem.
• To replace a cracked or worn seat washer, remove the screw and washer; install a duplicate washer. If the threads are too worn to hold a screw, snap in a swivel washer.
Working On the Valve Seat
• To replace a removable valve seat that's pitted or corroded, insert a seat wrench into the valve seat and turn it counterclockwise until the seat lifts out. The new valve seat should be an exact duplicate. Coat the threads of the new seat with pipe joint compound before installing it.
• To recondition a non-removable valve seat, grind down its burrs with a seat dresser, an inexpensive tool you can buy from a plumbing supply dealer. Insert and turn clockwise once or twice until the seat is smooth; remove metal filings with a damp cloth.
Cleaning Your Faucet Aerator
If the flow from your faucet is sluggish, the trouble may be in the faucet aerator. This device, at the tip of most faucet spouts, mixes air and water for a smooth flow. But minerals or dirt particles in the water often build up on the screen and disc, blocking the flow. If mineral deposits are to blame or if aerator parts are damaged, it's best to replace the aerator. If dirt is the problem, follow these steps:
• Unscrew the aerator from the end of the spout.
• To loosen stubborn connections, douse them with penetrating oil.
• Disassemble and set the parts aside in order.
• Clean the screen and disc with a brush and soapy water.
• Use a pin or toothpick to open any clogged holes in the disc.
• Flush all the parts with water before putting them back together.
Leaking Valve Faucets
A valve faucet has a valve assembly on each side (one for hot water, one for cold) through which water flows up and out the spout. Moving the handle from side to side controls the mix, moving forward and backward controls the flow.
• The main problems you may encounter with a valve faucet are spout leaks, loose handle assemblies, and sluggish flow
• A leak at the base of the spout may be due to a faulty spout O-ring.
• If the spout drips, you may need to replace one or more of the valve assembly parts.
• If the handle is loose, a simple adjustment to the handle screw or carn assembly at the back of the faucet can remedy it.
• If sluggish flow is the problem, the strainers or aerator may be clogged with sediment and need cleaning.
Leaking Ball Faucets
In a ball faucet, water flows when openings in the rotating all align with hot and cold water inlets in the faucet body.
• If water leaks from under the handle, leave the water on and tighten the adjusting ring
• If the leak persists, turn off the water and replace the carn.
• For a dripping spout, replace the inlet seals and springs or the all.
• Cure any leaks around the spout sleeve by replacing the O-rings on the faucet body.
Leaking Cartridge Faucets
A cartridge faucet has a series of holes in the stem-and-cartridge assembly that align to control the mix and flow of water. Usually, leaks occur because of worn O-rings or a faulty cartridge.
• Look at the O-rings on the faucet body. If they're in good shape, remove the cartridge (look under the spout sleeve on the outside of the faucet for the retainer clip that holds the cartridge in place).
• If the cartridge is worn, replace it with a duplicate.
• Cartridges vary, so read the manufacturer's instructions before installing a new one. The most common type has a flat side that must face front. Otherwise, the hot and cold water supply will be reversed.
• Be sure to fit the retainer clip snugly into its slot.
Tub Faucets
Like sink faucets, tub faucets can be compression style or washerless. To take apart any style tub faucet, pry off the cap, unscrew the handle, and remove the escutcheon. In a compression faucet, you'll see the stem and packing nut. You may need to use a deep-socket wrench to grip and loosen a recessed packing nut. To repair a washerless tub faucet, remove the stop tube and draw out the retainer clip to get at the cartridge
July 15th, 2010 at 1:39 pm
“Its perfect.” ROFL
July 17th, 2010 at 12:54 pm
The differnece is is just that they are different kinds of love.
It is very hard to explain but you have different feelings for different kinds of love.
The only thing that is the same is that you care about both of them very much.
July 17th, 2010 at 1:44 pm
wow!!!!
July 17th, 2010 at 8:19 pm
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July 18th, 2010 at 12:25 am
I'm pretty sure the shower in the bathroom was designed for a MUCH shorter person.
July 19th, 2010 at 5:28 am
#moviesthatnevergetold miss.march! "you want this? come and get it" *falls out window* lmaolmaolmao!
July 20th, 2010 at 3:24 am
i like this
July 22nd, 2010 at 11:10 pm
There is no contradiction between conscious decisions and evolution. Consciousness evolved just like other functions of the nervous system.
But I think most would say that it's very difficult to control ones own reactions on romantic love, and impossible to control the emotions themselves.
Are we masters or puppets? I would say masters, but that's more a semantic thing than a psychological one. My point is that your emotions are part of you. Would a judge accept the excuse "it wasn't me, it was my brain that made me do it?". Emotions are just an integral part of your identity as is your consciousness. And without emotions, you would be a zombie. I think a human without consciousness would have a better chance of survival than one without emotions. But this is something I can't easily prove
July 23rd, 2010 at 5:08 am
And here come these three project hos, I guess to jump me or something.
July 26th, 2010 at 7:20 am
Well that's going to depend on a million different things. Well not a million lol….The type of window wood, aluminum, vinyl etc.? Do the windows tilt in etc.? If they're casement windows probably on the inside. Wood sash probably from top to bottom on the outside. Aluminum or vinyl probably fit within the window frame. It would be just a guess unless you want to email me a pic of your windows.
The best advice I can give is for you to call your apartment manager and have them install the screens. That's their job anyway.
-Good Luck
July 26th, 2010 at 10:40 am
I dont have any problem if she is frm pakistan or afghanistan,,,i know where is she frm!! DONT tell me wat to do, Just FUCK OFF!! HATER!!
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July 31st, 2010 at 8:15 pm
Laying down watching the sun come in through my window. Wish I could be out walking around enjoying this weather. Funk it.
August 3rd, 2010 at 4:35 am
it is a boob haha pause it at 2:17
August 5th, 2010 at 3:53 am
Wait. When did Haggis come back? Hey dude…
August 5th, 2010 at 7:18 am
at what age would be appropiate for a laptop for school?