Restore old carpet and home tech gadgets spotlighted
An article offers carpet life tips from Shan non Reach Tyler of Racine Industries encouraging deep cleaning to revive carpeting and rapid blotting of spills. It promotes a free booklet on carpet care and cites a Seiko electronic Home Contractor device that calculates materials and requirements for room redecorating with a $89.99 price and toll free support line.
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Shannon Reach Tyler
Racine Industries
Seiko Instruments
Seiko
Ironing tips to ease crease fighting from Black & Decker
Practical ironing guidance from Black & Decker covers steaming, spray surge for stubborn wrinkles, and dampening to reduce shine. It recommends iron temperature by fabric type, testing on a hidden seam, and ironing in stages from delicate fabrics to wool and linen for best results.
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United States
Black & Decker
Ron
Hyacinth 1 home features built in recycling center and suite
A Hyacinth 1 plan shows space efficient design with guest suite electronic security center three baths and a built in recycling center. The big kitchen includes a garden window full pantry eating bar and pass through to dining area. Triple sliders open to a deck and utilities tucked behind pocket doors. Contact Landmark Designs for plan 330 41 and ordering details.
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Landmark
P.O
Engene
Biltmore Estate Remains America's Largest Private Home
An art filled estate of George Vanderbilt draws visitors worldwide. The 1895 chateau sits on about 250 acres with 32 bedrooms and a 22,000 volume library, plus a winery opened in 1985 and a famed three mile approach designed by Olmsted.
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Vanderbilt
Napoleon
Renoir
John Singer Sargent
Susan Ward
Frederick Law Olmsted
New York
Central Park
Pisgah National Forest
George Vanderbilt
Olmsted
Biltmore
Mount Pisgah
France
Pelligrini
French Broad River
Collectible status of Hutschenreuther pieces and magazines
Readers submit items for appraisal including Hutschenreuther glassware marked with two lambs and a gold edge worth about 30 to 35 dollars each, National Geographic magazines from the 1920s to 1960s with varying condition, a porcelain figurine marked with an A-like underglaze horned goat, and an Art Nouveau carved walnut coffee table with etched glass. Experts estimate the figurine at 150 to 200 dollars in mint condition, while the Hutschenreuther ware and magazines carry smaller, uncertain values.
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Hutschenreuther Gelb
Carl Hutschenreuther
Germany
Hutschenreuther
Christian
Lorenz
Hackwood
E. Hughes and Co
Fenton
Staffordshire
Hughes
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Herald-Journal News Services
Fru
Deck
Hyacinth
America
Richard Morns Hunt
Heule Des Beaux Arts
Paris
Ms. Ward
Edith
Cecil
National Geographic
L.M.D
Bernhards Bay
B.B. East
Syracuse
M.C
Red Creek
Mario Rossi
Food & Home Section
Herald-Journal
Mario
Ross
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