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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 2005
Page
35
The Washington Post notes Farrow & Ball’s best sellers in the United States include Mouse’s Back Parma Gray Picture Gallery Red and the new Elephant’s Breath gray. Kent quips about names while noting the $70 per gallon price.
The FTC offers an appliance data site with energy ratings for six major products and an on site calculator to estimate yearly costs. A Knight Ridder Q A clarifies Tide Coldwater replaces warm washing but not hot water for all items. hot water or chlorine bleach remains advised for germ and dust mite removal where fabrics permit.
Mind's Eye Interior owner Jodee Staebler suggests simple steps to tidy up. Use boxes, bags, and crates to create space and style. Start by listing possessions and donate or sell items not used. Store menus in binders and hang cards with clothespins for a neat display.
Akron Beacon Journal reviews Laura Dellutri’s Speed Cleaning 101 offering a fast home cleaning system. Dellutri, founder of a cleaning service, outlines chore basics, mood tricks, equipment needs, and organizing tips to halve cleaning time while sharing confessions and cleaning facts.
Orange County Register highlights Laura Werlin's Great Grilled Cheese with 50 inventive recipes and tips. The article details a recipe using sourdough, Gruyere, feta with olives capers and bell peppers, plus cooking methods on a George Foreman grill or stovetop. Per serving values and nutrition accompany the directions.
The article advises pruning trees and shrubs mainly during dormancy and adjusts timing by species. It notes young trees should be pruned every two to three years, middle aged trees every three to five years, and older trees require larger intervals.
Remove dead wood first and prune only what is needed. Do not take more than one third of woody stems each year and avoid topping trees. Prune spring bloomers after flowering and summer bloomers during dormancy. When unsure, prune less or consult an expert. Pruning every five to seven years is acceptable.
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