Since Thanksgiving I’ve had this awful white burn stain on my kitchen table… and then today, I went on the internet, Googled my woes aannnnnndddd…. FIXED!:Basically you just iron the stain out by steaming some moisture back in! (that is picture perfect infomercial copy btw!)
tipnut.com/diy-how-to-remove-white-heat-stains-on-wood-ta…
Internet FTW!
Holy crap, this really does work. Thanks Dennis, and the Internet.
I picked up one of these Black & Decker TLD100 Thermal Leak Detectors last week from Amazon. It’s awesome. Basically, you point it at a neutral temperature spot in your home to calibrate it, then point it elsewhere to find out where the cold and hot spots are. It shoots a color coded beam onto the spot.
Some spots are obvious, such as leaks around door frames. Others are more subtle, such as differences in insulation behind closets.
If you’d like to borrow it, let me know. I’ll totally hook you up.
“If you don’t think an abandoned dog food factory is creepy enough then you haven’t been inside this place. I had a good look around last spring and that place scared the crap out of me.”
Nokohaha is absolutely rocking the Twin Cities now and then scene.
Brooklyn Bike Polo by Sam Robinson (via trackosaurus rex)
I’m pro-rooftop bike polo.
Yellowbook’s online revenue, as a percentage of their gross, is up significantly year over year. However, this is due more to shrinking print ($216m less) than growing online ($31m in growth). They make more per online advertiser than they did a year ago, but that’s largely because less businesses are advertising than they had a year ago (denominators are a bitch).



