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Rest easy with this healthy crib mattress, made exclusively for giggle by Naturepedic. The 252 coils provide excellent support, while heat-sealed seams keep moisture away from the organic cotton filling. Plus, it eliminates the potentially harmful chemicals commonly found in crib mattresses, for a healthy night's sleep.
Why it's a giggle pick We created our line of giggle Better Basics to provide great values on everyday baby essentials that are made according to our high standards!See Full Details
Meets the following giggle Criteria:
BEST BASICS: everyday baby essentials
HEALTHY: made with safe or organic materials
INNOVATIVE: smart products that do more
RESPONSIBLE: eco-friendly or locally produced
the giggle criteria: We've narrowed down the choices by picking only the best products out there. In other words: if we sell it, we love it, and we think you will, too! Each year, we talk to tons of parents to find out what's most important to them when it comes to baby and kids products. The result? Every product we offer goes through a rigorous selection process and must meet at least three of the following criteria to be included in our assortment:
--100% polyethylene food-grade waterproof surface (No vinyl/PVC, phthalates, or antimicrobial biocides)
--U.S. grown and certified organic cotton filling (No polyurethane foam or latex)
Dimensions52" L x 28" W x 6" H
Weight30 lbs.
AgeNewborn & Up
Rated 5 out of 5 by 6 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by NYCGIRL28 Great Love this mattress for my toddler. He has been sleeping in it along with the Harper crib since he was a newborn. The mattress is firm and I love the feeling of knowing it is so eco friendly and my child is not being exposed to any unnecessary chemicals. May 21, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by LMarie Best Mattress You'll Find I definitely did my homework in picking out a mattress - I wanted something safe, organic, comfortable - pretty much perfect. When the mattress was delivered and fit snuggly into our Century Crib I was so happy. It was the perfect fit, firmness and the quality I was hoping for. No bumpy uncomfortable springs or toxic plastic here! March 19, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by ChicagoDaddy Baby likes! Is organic worth extra cost? Not sure, but we always air on the Side of being safe. Plus we will have this for many more children, so hoping it will last! March 18, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by januarybaby Perfect firmness and great quality! Of all the things that mattered the most when shopping for our little one, we worried and researched the most about the mattress. We wanted something not only safe and free of nasty chemicals, but soft and welcoming for our little one to lie her face upon. We found it with this mattress. Great quality, price, and firmness! 14 months later, we still feel like our little one is safe when we put her to bed. March 18, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Alice Going organic It was a hard choice finding a mattress and deciding whether or not to go organic. In the end I thought it was best to go the organic route because I plan on having this mattress for a long long time, better to make a good investment now. March 10, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by HH23 Love it! I just received my organic cotton crib mattress and I am very pleased with how it is constructed, and how well it fits in our Newport Cottage Crib! I think its definitely worth spending a little more to get a mattress thats organic when you consider how many hours your child spends sleeping. I also like that because the mattress is waterproof on all sides you really don't need a waterproof mattress pad so I think it will breathe better. The fact that it is the seamless design also is great because there are no gaps between the crib and mattress. It also arrived at my door in just 3 days very well packaged and clean! November 15, 2010
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Q:I'm trying to understand the difference between the two organic crib mattresses from the Giggle Better Basics line. Can you compare/contrast? Thank you.
A:giggle's Better Basics Organic Cotton Crib Mattress and Organic Dual Firmness Crib Mattress are both GreenGUARD certified (and, are flame retardant without the addition of chemicals!), fit standard cribs and meet or exceed the equivalent firmness of a 135-coil-count mattress.
The differences are in the materials. Here's the breakdown:
--giggle Better Basics Organic Cotton Crib Mattress: This waterproof, hygienic organic mattress has traditional mattress features (like a 252 coil count), and boasts natural internal materials (including organic cotton, hydrated silica and baking soda bonded to eucalyptus and poplar cellulose fiber). Plus, the organic cotton outer layer protected by food-grade polyethylene and heat-sealed edges prevent moisture & dust penetration making sure your mattress's insides stay clean!
--giggle Better Basics Organic Dual Firmness Crib Mattress: This is a budget-(and eco!)- friendlier 2-in-1 solution for an organic customer! The inside of the mattress is built with conventional materials (like 280 coils, Certi-Pur foam, coir fiber, and felted cotton), and organic cotton is used to cover the outside of the mattress (backed with a waterproof lining -- make sure to add a waterproof cover to keep the cotton clean), combining the parent-favorite feature of a dual-firmness mattress with the healthier option of organic cotton next to your baby's skin!
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Q:Is this crib mattress strandrd size? Will it fit sheets from other retailers, or only sheets sold at Giggle?
A:giggle's Better Basics Organic Cotton Crib Mattress is a U.S. standard-size crib mattress made in compliance with Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) regulations, and is intended to fit all U.S. standard-size cribs and all U.S. standard-size crib bedding.
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fire retardant mattress?
Q:hello! i've been reading a lot about sids prevention - and there are many studies suggesting that fire retardant materials could be a cause. I know the mattress is organic, but does that only pertain to the filling? Does the outer coating of the mattress need to be fire retardant to meet codes???? Thank you!
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A:All crib mattresses have to meet the flame retardant laws, no questions asked. However, retardants are not the only way to meet the required standards. Organic cotton is a far superior filling material and is significantly less flammable than polyurethane foam or latex, allowing for more creative solutions. Our exclusive fire protection system is based on the unique fire retardant properties of baking soda and hydrated silica permanently bonded to cellulose. This results in an inherently flame resistant barrier that does not breakdown. The cellulose fiber used is derived primarily from eucalyptus and poplar trees, and has a low carbon footprint.
So, yes, giggle's awesome Better Basics Organic Cotton Crib Mattress meets and exceeds all relevant standards, including the flammability standards, but is free of any/all flame retardant chemicals, pesticides, fertilizers, petrochemicals, or other chemicals.
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Naturepedic seamless?
A:giggle's Better Basics Organic Cotton Crib Mattress is made in partnership with NaturePedic. The mattress's flat seams are heat-sealed to keep moisture away from the organic cotton filling. Plus, it eliminates the potentially harmful chemicals commonly found in crib mattresses for a healthy night's sleep.
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Dual firmness?
Q:Does this mattress offer dual firmness for infants and toddlers? If not, do you have another organic and safe mattress that does? Thanks!
A:No, this mattress is not a "dual firmness." However, with a 252 coil count, it is a mattress that we firmly stand behind for useage throughout the life of a crib-sized mattress (whether for a crib or in a toddler bed). This lovely organic mattress is really a "best of class" for a value-based, organic crib mattress. We think you'll love it!
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Q:Hello, does this mattress fit the Oeuf Sparrow Crib? Also, how would this mattress be different than the organic mattress Oeuf sells? Thank you.
A:Yes, our amazing giggle Better Basics Organic Cotton Crib Mattress fits any standard US-sized crib. And yes, the Oeuf Sparrow Crib is a standard US-sized crib. Our giggle Better Basics Organic Cotton Crib Mattress represents our pick for the best in overall value and health for crib mattresses. We work hard to select our products – particularly those that qualify as giggle Better Basics products – from the very competitive world market of mattresses. Because we do not have the details on the who Oeuf is buying their mattress from, we cannot comment on their point-by-point comparison. However, we can confidently say that as a valued partner of Oeuf, they recommend our giggle solutions for their products.
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Q:I just received the Organic Cotton Crib Mattress and it looks great! Is there anything I need to do to air it out or clean it before putting my crib bedding on? Also is there a particular crib mattress pad you recommend? I spoke with Naturepedic and they said you don't need an additional waterproof mattress pad because its already waterproof. I just wanted to make sure! Thanks!
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A:Nope, no need for airing out or cleaning this awesome mattress before use. It comes ready to go! And it is true that the beautiful mattress' 100% polyethylene food-grade waterproof surface (no vinyl/PVC, phthalates, or antimicrobial biocides!) doesn't require an additional mattress pad. However, many of our parents prefer to add our Organic Cotton Waterproof Crib Mattress Pad for added protection – both from a clean-up/preservation of the lovely mattress they've just invested in as well as for an easy-to-clean layer that makes wets/leaks faster/easy to clean. In the end, this choice becomes more about lifestyle and use rather than need. Enjoy your beautiful new mattress!
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Q:Is this manufactured by Naturepedic? Does it have dual firmness and if not can you flip it? Also is it good for todlers?
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A:Yes, our partner for this giggle Better Basics organic mattress is Naturepedic. No, this mattress is not a dual firmness but it can be flipped and is recommended for use throughout the life of a crib/toddler bed-sized mattress!
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Q:Who manufactures this mattress & where can I go to verify giggle's claims that this product is peer tested & approved?
A:Our giggle Better Basics Organic Cotton Crib Mattress is manufactured by Naturepedic, is certified to meet and exceed all federal and state flammability standards and has achieved the strictest GREENGUARD certification standards for eliminating toxic chemical emissions. To be sold at giggle, like with any product we sell, this mattress has been through an extensive evaluation against our giggle criteria (for more information about our criteria, read more at http://www.giggle.com/about_criteri...), is open to the public for peer feedback with 100% transparency and represents a set of product claims that we absolutely stand behind.
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made by naturepedic?
Q:is this made by naturepedic? trying to compare different organic mattresses and this description says it's 252 coils, they have the exact same number amount of coils.
A:Yes, our great partner in manufacturing the Organic Cotton Crib Mattress is Naturepedic. Their GREENGUARD certification and overall strong commitment to baby health and safety (such as the use of U.S. grown organic cotton, and elimination of harmful chemicals during production) are what make them a natural giggle pick, and part of our better basics line.
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Friday, June 26, 2009
Friday Discussion: Buyer's Remorse
That's right, there's a lot of "buyer's remorse" out there in RPGland. Whether it's from listening to a tremendous sales pitch online, or finding out that you completely spaced that Bunnies & Burrows was about playing a small herbivore, we all have gaming purchases we regret. This Friday's Discussion question is just that:
What RPG products have given you Buyer's Remorse, and why?
I'll look forward to our usual discussion below. Have a tremendous weekend!
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D&D 4E. I preordered it back when all the design goals were thrown around but the actual product did disappoint me greatly.
- June 26, 2009 at 8:55 AM
- Oddysey said...
Feng Shui. Heard a lot about it on the internet (stunting! player-created scenery!) and picked it up one day on impulse at a gaming store in New York. A couple weeks later, I ran a one-shot with it for my summer group, and while the one-shot itself rocked pretty hard, it seriously turned me off the system. It's just too dang fiddly. I can port the stunting to pretty much any other system, and that way I don't have to mess with the shots system or the +d-d core mechanic or all the different "fu" techniques.
- June 26, 2009 at 9:43 AM
- Ryan said...
Thousand Suns. I was really exited about the premise of the Imperial Sci Fi with loosely defined setting, ready set for making it my own. I was pretty unimpressed with the system. I also felt the text could use a very strong editorial hand. Perhaps my impression of the system was colored by my opinion of the writing.
- June 26, 2009 at 10:17 AM
- Jonathan Hicks said...
Conspiracy X - I thought I was getting some kind of X-Files game, but what I got was all style and no substance. I just ended up going back to Call Of Cthulhu and running my games with that.
And Warhammer FRP 2nd Edition. It just didn't have the atmosphere or the heart the original game had. I resold that after just a few months. I loved the original so much it just felt like a massive letdown. Don't get me wrong,l it's still a good game, but I guess I couldn't see that much wrong with the original that warranted a new edition.
- June 26, 2009 at 10:21 AM
- Meepo said...
Castles & Crusades. Twice.
It's not a terrible game or anything (though I do dislike the all encompassing Siege mechanic; one size does not fit all), but its constant revisions (AKA editings) ultimately drove me back to my older D&D rules.
And yes, 4th edition. It'd make an EXCELLENT boardgame, but for what I like in RPG rules, it just didn't fit my style. That's not a dig at the system, just a declaration of incompatability!!
- June 26, 2009 at 11:01 AM
- Ameron said...
Apparently we're on the same wavelength today. I wrote a full article on how little value I feel Deities & Demigods (aka Legends & Lore) provides to D&D and how I'm not going to waste my money on a 4e version should Wizards produce one.
- June 26, 2009 at 11:09 AM
*Elfish Gene spoiler*
I tend to skim through a book and force myself to put it back on the shelf. I think about it for a bit while it's not in my hands whether I really want this book or not. I have to do this or else I would die of starvation for buying too many books.
That said, I really regret buying a copy of "Elfish Gene" because it ended up being the author's self-serving memoir on his dysfunctional relationships and social skills at a time when he did nothing but play D&D games. He leverages that into a weak argument against the game when it's the young him at fault. Left me feeling like a chump for blowing $5 on it.
- June 26, 2009 at 11:38 AM
- Tony Law said...
Sovereign Stone. We played it once and only once. The way the world is written, every race hates every other race with a passion. None of them get along. It was impossible to roleplay a coherent group because of that. We moved on to something else quickly.
- June 26, 2009 at 11:38 AM
- BlUsKrEEm said...
I had really enjoyed White Wolf's New world of Darkness line. Vampire the Requiem fixed a lot of the super heroes with fangs issues I had with VtM, and Werewolf the forsaken was no longer a racist hippy game, so when Mage the Ascension was released I was pretty excited. Unfortunately what i got was a poorly edited game with one of the most complex magic systems I had ever seen, and a setting that was so absurd I couldn't even try to take it seriously.
Your Characters are descendant form Atlantis (which was founded by dragons) and have been in a ten thousand year war with an evil atlantian sect. That might have worked for a FRPG, but I just can't stomach it in a modern horror setting. To make matters worse all of the sects are still based on atlantian traditions, save one; a technology based sect that seems to have sprung up in the late 1800's. So in ten thousand years it wasn't until recently that anyone thought that their traditions were antiquated.....
I could ramble on an on for hours about how much I dislike MtA. I tried running it once, but even after ignoring much of the back story it was unplayable after two sessions. The players kept having to flip through the book for rules questions. Something I never want to see happen in a D10 game.
- June 26, 2009 at 11:51 AM
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- June 26, 2009 at 12:07 PM
- onegeekslife said...
Exalted 2nd edition - changes made from first edition made no sense and content changes were only to justify a new edition.
Alpha Omega - lot's of hype still around this game, unplayable system. Not one of the reviews I've seen so far has been from someone who has actually played the game. Fortunately the hype meant I was able to sell my copy for what I payed for it.
Serenity - bad writing, bad system, bad game. Wish I had read the reviews before buying.
- June 26, 2009 at 1:05 PM
- P_Armstrong said...
D6 Adventure and D6 Fantasy
I actually like the hercules and Xena version of D6 but I find the newer books terrible.
- June 26, 2009 at 1:48 PM
- Christopher B said...
Oh, that would be - um... wait, I'll come up with something... um...
Okay, turns out I've never felt buyer's remorse for any RPG product I've purchased. Yeah, I've been disappointed by plenty of 'em, but I've never actually regretted buying any.
I see each product I purchase, even the disappointments, as having at least some bits that I can cull for use elsewhere, even if it's only to serve as inspiration. (And believe me, I have lots of "inspiration" - almost three tall bookshelves' worth.) Heck, I don't even really regret buying the 4E core books and Keep on the Shadowfell (a topic I won't get started on).
Maybe I'm just weird...
- June 26, 2009 at 2:09 PM
- Jeff Tillotson said...
While a lot of the convention, bargain bin stuff have been disappointing I didn't have to pay much for 'em so no remorse.
Top 3 Buyer's Remorse:
1. Song of Ice and Fire Roleplaying (Green Ronin). Been reading the series with my mom and love it. Saw the RPG and it looked great. It might be but I when I started to read it it had spoilers I hadn't gotten to in the novels. It still sits on my shelf largely unread. When I get to it, I'm sure I will love it.
2. The tons of game that I want to play but can't because I can only find players for 4E. This includes World of Darkness, Burning Wheel, Savage Worlds.
3. D&D 4th Edition. Since I bought it I can't play anything else.
- June 26, 2009 at 2:20 PM
- Wickedmurph said...
D&D 3e. I bought the core books, read em, got my group on board, played a couple of sessions and decided that I hated it and wanted it to die.
The 8-hour prep time for a 4-hour session didn't add to the love, either.
I carted them around for years until I finally gave the things away. And 6 weeks later a friend asked me if I had a copy! I'm glad I gave them away - he wanted to run a game with them!
- June 26, 2009 at 5:58 PM
- Tenkar said...
Every single Pacesetter game I picked up when I was younger... I think I bought them all. Ack!
More recently the 3/3.5 bargain bundle I picked up a few years back. The price was amazing even with shipping... something like 20 new HC books for less then 50 shipped.
All but a handful were "glut books" from the D20 explosion. Oh my god but there was bad crap in that pile.
- June 26, 2009 at 6:02 PM
- Ryan said...
Two Biggest regrets:
1. GURPS (3rd edition. Fool me once...) I tried to stick with it up until GURPS Robots instructed me to find the surface area of my character.
2. D&D 4E. I imagine I'll get around to selling these in the near future.
3. Robotech the RPG (old version, not Shadow Chronicles) Never have I seen a game fail to emulate a license to such a degree. This is the game that started me down the road to Palladium rules-hate.
- June 26, 2009 at 8:01 PM
- James Mishler said...
Man, Myth, and Magic from Yaquinto. I bought this while on vacation on the East Coast summer 1982. Spent almost all the cash I'd brought with me on that sucker (what I hadn't spent earlier that trip on Land of the Rising Sun from Fantasy Games Unlimited, see below). I was all excited... Romans, Druids, the magic of Egypt!
And then I started reading the game. Hoo boy, at the time I didn't know who it was written for (I much later realized it was written for archaologists on acid), but it certainly wasn't written for a 13-year-old kid!
Same for the above-mentioned Land of the Rising Sun. An oriental variant of Chivalry & Sorcery it, well... Again, I was 14, and to date hadn't played anything else except Boot Hill. 'nuff said there.
My middle school trip to D.C. the next year was much more fruitful... I picked up TSR's Top Secret game in the small mall where the tour bus left back for the Midwest, to read on the long trip. Didn't sleep a wink, read the whole way through... we spent several summers thereafter playing Top Secret!
At some point around then, too, I bought Lands of Adventure, another FGU game by Lee Gold. You'd think I'd have learned from LotRS, but no... and this one was the worst of LotRS and MM&M. It was so bad, that after working with my cousin to try to figure it out, we ended up just throwing it away... we didn't want to take a chance to getting a friend mad at us for selling it on him!
There are others, but those were the worst...
- June 26, 2009 at 9:27 PM
- Sean said...
I don't really feel regret even for the books I have never used. I usually at least enjoy reading them. However, do wish I hadn't spent so much on Hero System 5th Ed, ordering the corebook & several splat books together.
There's really nothing wrong with the rules, but the core book alone is 592 pages (the fourth edition got the same content into 220 pages).
I fiddled with it for a while before deciding this new rules lite concept might have something to it.
- June 26, 2009 at 11:27 PM
- Norman Harman said...
Crusader Magazine. It has very little game content, lots of graphic design filler, it is short (getting longer though), is filled with reviews, previews, sale pitches for Troll Lord products. It is the bad kind of "House Magazine".
Didn't realize how poor it was until I got Fight On! for comparison. Not same thing really but as far as gaming bang for the buck FO is many times greater.
- June 27, 2009 at 1:21 AM
- ostof said...
4E. I've never played a system so dedicated to rail-roading character developement and growth. Traded it after 6 months for some old Hero System supplements.
- June 27, 2009 at 8:47 AM
Burning Wheel. I'd heard so much of it on Gnome Stew and Treasure Tables, I just had to order it. The "Magic Burner" and "Monster Burner" supplements had just come out, too, so, sight unseen, I ordered all of them.
The design goals were admirable (make the game feel like a story, don't roll the dice until something important's at stake), but the tactical resolution mechanics (scripting your moves three at a time, even for debates and other social conflicts; a character sheet that feels like a tax form) failed.
- June 27, 2009 at 4:33 PM
- JWorley said...
1) I have to second A M Perry's comments on burning wheel; resolution of social and combat actions is too encumbering in this system.
2) D&D 4e- others have already voiced my opinions on this.
- June 28, 2009 at 1:59 AM
- Anders Hällzon said...
Okay, looks like a awesome game, but I don't think I'll ever get to run/play it. And it doesn't fit well in my bookcase.
Then there's Svenil, if any readers are familiar with Swedish games. Just generally bad, because it tries to be funny without suceeding.
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After a huge Pro Day, in which the Stanford alum sprinted for an unofficial 4.5 40, many of the already high expectations shot through the roof for the tight end.
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Fleener has underwhelmed even when he hasn't been nursing an injury, yet I still think Grigson made the right decision. However, with the embarrassment that has been the Colts' secondary this year, one name keeps coming to mind: Janoris Jenkins.
The troubled Northern Alabama cornerback was still on the board when Fleener's name was called. Jeff Fisher, a man that is no stranger to taking shots on football bad boys and who likes his cornerbacks as much as his mustache, grabbed the 24-year-old cornerback.
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Anyone remember Clark trying to block James Harrison last season?
I am by no means giving up Fleener or even contemplating the idea that he's a "bust." I think he will still be very productive, and last week, he was. Fleener ran a beautiful route and Luck found him for an equally beautiful back shoulder throw.
This is what the Fleener fans had in mind when he was drafted in April.
We're only 13 weeks into the two tight ends first NFL season, and although Allen has been the better rookie thus far, both of these unique talents could be the start of something special for the Colts' offense.
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WHAT IS IT? Choosing the right pressure washer is like buying a car. There are many choices. Half of the MXA test crew prefers gasoline powered pressure washers because they are powerful, loud and don't need a cord. The other half believes that electric pressure washers are better because they are equally powerful, quiet and don't need to be filled with gasoline.
Our favorite electric pressure washer is the Snap-on 1750 PSI model (although Snap-On changes their models with some regularity, so you may have to mix-and-match the features.
CONTACT? www.snap-on.com or Costco.
WHAT STANDS OUT? Here's a list of things that stand out with the Snap-on 1750 PSI electric pressure washer.
(1) Power. The Snap-on's 1750 psi is overkill, but sometimes it takes too much pressure to get too much mud off your bike. It's better to have more pressure than you need than not enough. You can always back up a few feet to lessen the power.
(2) Detergent tank. The Snap-on pressure washer has a self-contained detergent tank. This is perfect if you plan on using it to wash your RV, boat, trailer, barbecue, or siding on your house, but doesn't make much headway on a dirty bike.
(3) Assembly. It took us a few minutes to assemble the Snap-on electric pressure washer. No tools are needed.
(4) Hose. The 25-foot hose is somewhat pliable, but it would be nice to have a softer hose that didn't recoil or fold awkwardly.
(5) Sound. If you live in close proximity to your neighbors, the 120-volt Snap-on electric pressure washer is a great product. However, since it isn't powered by gasoline, you are limited to using it near an electrical outlet. This isn't the best choice if you want to wash your bike at the racetrack, but it's perfect for at-home washing. The 35-foot power cord (with circuit protection) is plenty long enough.
(6) Transport. The retractable handle and six-inch diameter wheels are handy features.
(7) Place of manufacture. The Snap-on 1750 PSI electric pressure washer is made in China.
(8) Performance. Boasting 1750 pounds per square inch of water pressure, the Snap-on washer can blow paint off walls. For motocross purposes, this amount of pressure can be dangerous in the hands of an inexperienced user. The adjustable nozzle should be turned to a position where the water fans out to a wide area. Using the high-pressure setting might damage bearings and cause water to seep into places where moisture isn't supposed to enter. Always be gentle when washing around the axles, linkage, suspension and triple clamps of your bike.
WHAT'S THE SQUAWK? The high-pressure hose feels rather cheap.
There is no better electric pressure washer than the Snap-on. If your wife thinks that it's a bad idea to buy a pressure washer, tell her that you'll also use it to wash her car.


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Great looking website, Tom! Wishing you much success!
Site looks great. I love the descriptions. Best of luck with the venture!
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Alright, who bought that Pierre Wa-Petty with the blue mammoth tooth spacer out from under me?!? Hopefully it was a forum member and we get to see it after it builds up some patina.
Congrats on the new shop Lefty and I am sure it will be successful.
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Hobbies: Playing WoW, watching anime, graphic design, video editing, playing baseball, collecting anime merchandise and manga.
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After trying many specs, I have not found any with a higher single target DPS than my standard blood build. Please note, that I am talking single target DPS...not threat...not AOE.
In a standard tank oriented build, blood is king as far as I have tested. Now I may not be correct, but if I am not, I would like someone to post an exact spec and rotation which can beat it.
Typically in blood build, I will take 3/3 spell deflection, and probably 3/3 improved icy touch. I will probably not use Will of the Necropolis or Rune Tap, as I personally don't seem to get much use out of either.
If I really want to up my DPS, I will drop both of those, and go to a 5/5 Necrosis build.
Keep in mind I will always have the 5/5/5 trinity, plus Vampiric Blood.
Survival oriented - http://www.wowhead.com/?talent#jcErVhhIcb0fosxhxZ0gb
DPS oriented - http://www.wowhead.com/?talent#jcErVh0Icb0fosx0xZ0gh0x
Rotation is IT-PS-HS-HS-DS-DC-DC or HoW- DS-HS-HS-HS-HS
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"Day after day, situation after situation you do things the right way. If you do things the right way, in life, you are going to be successful. I'm not just your football coach; I'm not just here to win games. I could not be prouder of who we are and who we are becoming, together. You do things right in the classroom, off and on the field; that's whats's makes us Cyclones and that's what our culture's all about."
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seriously CPR doing some work with recruiting the last few weeks.
WOW.. What a week for ISU football recruiting.
This is a HUGE get.
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I take a minute to find a picture and I go from the second post to the 10th! HA! GO CYCLONES!
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The Hottest Summer Drink Trends of 2013
From aging your own booze to carbonating your cocktails, we've got recipes that are so trendy your friends will think you hired a professional bartender.
For more summer drink inspiration, check out our best recipes for hot days and lemonade lounging.
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Bartenders are geeking out over authentic tiki classics and even reinventing them using their own versions of homemade syrups, infusions, etc.
Recipe: Maita'I Roa Ae! (Mai Tai)
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