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Daughter had a burned out headlight bulb on her 2001 Honda Civic EX a couple of months ago. Replaced the bulbs on both (not sure who installed them). The one that was burned out before is out again. Any way to look for the cause (e.g bad wiring, short etc.)? Can parts store check anything? Any advice appreciated!
I dought you have a " short ". everyone uses that excuse.
90 percent of people have no idea of what a short does.
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Don't know if your car has bulbs or sealed beams. In either case odds are the filament just burned out or broke again. If one failed prematurely, it was most likely caused by defect or rough handling somewhere along the way. As jemdandy says, if you have halogen bulbs, they aren't supposed to be touched with your fingers.
Thanks for the input. I replaced both bulbs last night with Sylvania Silver Ultras (on sale). The burned out one had a broken filament for the low beam (high worked). Glass was not broken. Not sure who installed it. I used latex gloves and made sure they were seated tight, wire clamp was secured, the rubber seal around them was snug and connection on good. I didn't feel any vibration while driving. I'm hoping it was just a defect. We'll see. Did an internet search and found many people saying the Sylvanias burned out quickly many times, within 2-3 months many times. I've had them in my cars for 1-2 years now and still working. They liked PIAA, but I think those cost a lot. Thanks for the help.


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Hello all....it has been many many moons since I have sat down and visited with you all. I have been taking lots of photos though. Quite a long time ago I asked about photo selling sites and someone gave me two links. I copied/printed off a page of info on contracts if I take pic's of people and saved the pages but a about 6 weeks ago I decided to do some cleaning up on my computer and have found out I deleted way too many things! OOPS! My dear Jerry will say 'now why did you do that?'...but that is another story! LOL....anyway would you be so kind to give me the link again if you still have them? Also..I got a little overwhelmed while reading all the choices. Have you found any pro's or con's to a one time sell or the small sell for every use? That is probably not phrased the way it should be but if you sell photos I'm sure you know what I mean...
Any other tips would be great also....Oh one other question. I have a canon powershot A85. It takes nice pic's. My goal/dream is a nikon d80 but too many medical bills have gotten in my way so have not made it there yet..anyway does that make a big difference? I have read mixed reviews on that but wanted other opinions..
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BTW I forgot to thank you for the tip on the camera. I have decided to get the Nik D80 I was going to get the 40 but agree this is the better buy for me. I did post a question on online buying. Have you had any experience? I went to Nikon and they suggested BestBuy and a few other Stores. One some of the photo mags I get there are some very good kit deals and that is one of the suggestions to buy because one can usually-?- get the best deal with. I ahve one pick out, right now I can't remember the website or store listed but Popular Photography has a big page listing this place along with several others as safe. If not we are to contact Pop Photo..so time will tell..
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Troy-Bilt Smart Speed Self-Starter Mulching Mower Model 569
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I purchased the mower new from Lowe's in 2004. I ran the mower for 3 years with no problems...and no maintenance. No oil change, no filter change, no battery charge, no spark plug change. Nothing but adding gas. Mower still ran great. But at the end of last summer, the mower gave up the ghost. It had been running rough for a few weeks, and then it finally stopped running completely. I changed the spark plug out and it started and ran for another 10-15 minutes and then quit again. Nothing seemed to get it running again. When it stopped running, it wasn't like there was catastrophic mechanical failure. It's almost like it was out of gas (it wasn't). I borrowed a neighbor's mower to finish out the season.
I started out this season by checking the oil (dipstick was bone dry). So I added a fresh 20 oz of synthetic oil. I also changed out the air filter (which was basically just a grass mat by now). I filled the tank with left-over gas from the previous season (probably a bad idea), primed per the owner's manual, and tried to crank it up. Nothing. I would give the pull-cord a couple of tugs to set the engine, then engage the electric start. The only reaction I would get is a little cough as the engine turned over. I talked to my dad, who recommended tugging the pull-cord ~20 times and then try to start it. I did that, and the enine actually came alive! It started up, belched a cloud of white smoke, foloowed a second later by a cloud of black smoke, and then it died. Nothing I did from that point forward has been able to get the mower started again. I back to just lifeless coughing when I set the engine up with the pull-cord and try the electric start.
Given how many systems I've prepped, I'm thinking this is either a very simple fix or a major problem. Any help would be appreciated. Also, if I'm leaving something out and any more info is needed, I can answer or find the answer. Thanks in advance.
Thanks, Bill. I already talked to a small engine shop about getting the mower running again. It'll be good to tell them specifically what to look for. Do you think the old gas in it would make a difference? I mean, I could empty out the gas and refill with fresh gas and some liquid carb cleaner. Think that would work in lieu of removing the carburetor and cleaning it manually?
Thanks in advance,
Carb cleaner in the tank usually doesn't do any good unless the engine is running.
It has to go through the passages IN the carb to clean things.
At the end of the season, dump your gas can into the car and buy fresh mower gas when you're going to mow the next Spring.
Well, I've had a similar problem with a piece-of-crap troy-bilt self-propelled lawn mower. It has the typical cheap B&S motor with the little "red button" primer. This mower will not start and is about to become a $400 boat anchor! For the life of me, this thing will not start. At first when this problem began, it would start cold but not restart hot. I would have to let it cool down everytime I emptied the bag. Now it just won't start at all, cold or hot. I've cleaned the tank, fuel lines into the carb, changed the plug, etc. to no avail. This mower is 2-1/2 years old; just out of warranty (naturally). I contacted my credit card company (platinum mastercard) and they DO NOT offer warranty extensions on any warranty but a one year warranty, which would double to two. The do not offer any extension on two year or longer warranties!!! Bummer!!!
Anyone got any ideas what could be wrong or have any advice on something else to get this "thing" running to at least the end of the year. I really hate to buy a new mower this late in the year.....
Hey guys, just a follow-up on the mower:
Got the carb cleaned and she runs great. New problem, though.
The front wheels have locked up. I could get them to turn maybe 1/16th of a rotation and then nothing. I looked underneath at the shafts going into the propulsion(?) box, and it looked like there was a lot of rust on the shaft. I've mowed the grass wet and then put away the mower without letting it dry out. You think it rusted solid?
I only need to mow the grass once, maybe twice more this season. Any ideas on how to get the wheels freed up? Do I need to disassemble the front end and soak it in PB BLaster or something?
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!
Well, a little WD-40 got the wheels unstuck. However, the self-propulsion is not engaging. A buddy and I turned the mower over (not running, obviously), and we noticed that the belt that goes between the blade shaft and the self-propulsion drive is really loose, so loose that I'm thinking it may not be gripping the shafts to turn the wheels. Is there a way to tighten the belt (like on a car), or am I better of just replacing a 4-year old belt and starting over? Thanks in advance!
I have the Troy Bilt 33" mower with a combination deck. It won't start using the ignigtion key. It will start with the key on by jumping across the selenoid. I replaced the solenoid but that didn't solve the problem.
I am trying to figure out the name of the square block with wires coming out next to the solenoid. I don't know what it is called or what it does. Is it likely it has failed or more likely the ignition switch is bad?
Running just fine. Clean filter, oil clean and level good.
Gas, new purchase. Spark plug good. I stopped to get a drink of water, when I tried to restart the engine it would not turn over. Since I had been working on an incline I thought maybe the engine was flooded, so I waited an hr. with the same results.
I got this at a yard sale the person said it did work & ran great well some how I forgot to ask where the primer is located, I know on most lawn mowers their is a little button you push their isn't one on this mower ! Is their anyone that could help me out on this one .My neighber came over and he couldn't locate this either.Next to the filter and gas line is a black small square the size of a quarter but nothing that you could push for priming What am I over looking ? Didn't get a owners manual.


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Pink 2DS arriving in UK next month
A pink version of Nintendo's 2DS handheld will be released in the UK in May.
Amazon introduces Metacritic ratings to game product listings
Some Amazon customers are now being presented with Metacritic ratings in certain video game product listings.
Online retailer found to be selling Humble Bundle PC codes for profit
Digital distributor 7 Entertainment has been found to be reselling PC keys obtained from Humble Bundle.
GameStop narrowly misses revenue estimates as Q4 like-for-likes climb 7.8%
Global games retailer GameStop has reported a like-for-like sales increase of 7.8 per cent for the quarter ending February 1st.
GameStop wants to "restore the balance between physical and digital commerce"
GameStop has teamed up with IBM to launch what it calls the GameStop Technology Institute.
Watch Dogs price, preorder bonus announced, Rs 1,799 for PC
Pricing for Watch Dogs has been confirmed for India, with a variety of preorder bonuses being offered by retailers.
Amazon acquires rights to Yodel stake
Delivery company Yodel will soon be part-owned by Amazon.
Budget could mean an end for 69p apps, cheap Steam games
As well as not ushering in tax breaks, last week's Budget may have brought with it another bad piece of gaming news.
Deadline extended for Dixons and Carphone Warehouse merger
Dixons and Carphone Warehouse have been given more time to discuss their possible £4bn merger.
GAME begins selling Battle.net gift cards
UK retailer GAME has added to its already extensive digital cards offer with the introduction of Battle.net credit.
Xbox One UK sales spike but PS4 still in control
Microsoft's Xbox One has been the best-selling games console for four weeks in a row, MCV understands.
MGSV: Ground Zeroes PSN price is Sony led, designed to be competitive with High Street
This is a brave new world for games retail.
GameSessions brings PC game rentals to retail
Former PlayStation Europe boss Chris Deering last night fronted the official unveiling of a new games retail service at GDC.
Walmart introducing video game trade-ins in US
3,100 Walmart stores will from next week begin offering customers the chance to trade-in their games.
Infamous: Second Son midnight launch at Game4u
Two Game4u stores will hold midnight launches for Infamous Second Son.
Exclusive Skylanders Enchanted Lightcore Star Strike heading to GAME
Retailer GAME has been named as the exclusive stockist of a new Skylanders figure.
Microsoft drops subscription $99 Xbox 360 offer
US customers are no longer able to purchase an Xbox 360 for $99 as part of an Xbox Live subscription offer.
TERRITORY REPORT: Southern Europe
Southern Europe has some of the most valuable gaming markets on the continent.
Don Bradman Cricket 14 priced Rs 4,299 in India, Steelbook as preorder bonus
Don Bradman Cricket 14 will release in India at an MRP of Rs 4,299, distributor Sunder Electronics has announced.
'Valve is letting developers be the shopkeeper'
UK developers have hailed Steam's decision to let them hold their own sales.
Chips is back on the rise
The story of Chips summarises the pressures that has faced games retailers over the last three years.
Maplin slashes Xbox One to £349.99 to match PS4
Maplin UK is offering Microsoft's Xbox One console for the same price at Sony's PS4 – £349.99.
GameStop hikes PlayStation Camera price as US shortages take hold
The US arm of games retailer GameStop has added an extra $10 to the price of the PS4 Camera.
HMV slashes pre-owned games by 75%
Pre-owned games are currently available for 75 per cent off at HMV stores.
GameStop reveals Watch Dogs trade-in discount deal
It's a brave new next-gen world out there, and with it comes a new era in higher-price trade-in prices.


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Newbie with ?: Window Coating for Nook in Direct Sun!
HI all,
My first posting but I have read a ton on this Forum and, also, learned a ton. We are finally underway on our full home remodel and these Forums have been invaluable, so thanks in advance to everyone who participates in these forums and to everyone who responds!!! My hope after our remodel is complete is I also can start providing some feedback, once I have learned from some good decisions/mistakes myself!
So, we are using Marvin Integrity double hungs in our home remodel. My question is specifically around a new dining nook at the end of the kitchen. We will eat all of our meals here. The nook will be 10' wide by 5' deep and have five windows. Three windows are due south facing, one due east, and one due west. All the windows are 32" wide DH's.
My question is around a concern I have of sitting in this nook and getting cooked by all the sunlight. This nook will have built in seating with the windows ending at the top of the benches, so the tops of our back, shoulder and head will all be in the sun. There is very little overhang over the nook (appr. 15" overhang.) I'm worried about having a meal and sitting there for an hour and whether or not I will get heated up from the sun! My wife thinks I am over-thinking this and being too worried, am I?
Marvin Integrity's come with LowE2-272 standard with argon. They offer the 366 upgrade. But there are several other windows closeby plus a 15' folding glass door that will all have 272 coatings. We also want the room to be as bright as possible, so I'd like to keep the 272, but am concerned if I do get hot from the sun, then there is no going back!
PS...The house is in Los Angeles area, so it's sunny all the time. The nook windows have very little overhang and no trees/building to block the sun. We are about 0.5mile from the beach, so no one has A/C in this temperate climate, but the sun is still hot.
Sorry this is such a long posting, but I wanted to fully detail my situation. The window shops I spoke with don't seem to have a strong opinion on this and won't really tell me if I will get hot sitting next to a 272 window.
So, bottom line - for southern california sun, does anyone know if standard LowE-2 glass coating (272) be OK if you sit next to the window for an hour or should we upgrade to 366 and forget about if they don't match the other windows exactly?
Many thanks for your thoughts!!!
Specify Low-e 366 in those areas if you are concerned.
Passive solar is a benefit in those locations that are more heating degree dominated. In Southern California, you are the other way around.
If you are okay with the darker coating, you should go Low-e 366 on the entire home.
Many thanks for the feedback. I haven't seen the two glasses side by side so I'm curious how much darker it is. Is it very noticeable?
I'm going tontrynand swing by a window shop soon.
The shop we go to has the same advice as you but doesn't have both glasses on display.
Many thanks for the feedback. I haven't seen the two glasses side by side so I'm curious how much darker it is. Is it very noticeable?
I'm going tontrynand swing by a window shop soon.
The shop we go to has the same advice as you but doesn't have both glasses on display.
I would go with 366 for sure. You will notice when you are looking at them in a side by side comparison but most wuold never know unless they are specifically looking for it. Even in MN overheating can be a big problem and I often recommend to go to 366 despite are heating season.I don't visable light will be a problem with a big bank of windows and I would take the comfort over the visable light.


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Breaking Addiction Act gets partial support from Council
DOWNTOWN AKRON — Without the backing of one of its members, Summit County Council's Health and Human Services Committee Aug. 25 recommended Council adopt a resolution of support for U.S. House Resolution 5136, the Breaking Addiction Act of 2014.
The five-member committee voted 4-1, with Councilwoman Gloria Rodgers (R-District 3) in opposition. Rodgers explained her position by stating she believes the act proposes an unfunded mandate, something she cannot support.
Councilwoman Paula Prentice (D-District 8), chairperson of the committee, said U.S. Rep. Marcia Fudge (D-District 11) advised her the opposite is true, that the bill is not an unfunded mandate.
Fudge introduced the Breaking Addiction Act, which is co-sponsored by U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan (D-District 13). Fudge and Ryan both represent parts of Summit County. It would pilot a program in 10 states to allow Medicaid to reimburse the cost of residential addiction services in community-based programs that were previously excluded from Medicaid reimbursement.
The bill is currently with the House Committee on Energy and Commerce.
According to the legislation before Council, the act is aimed at establishing a five-year demonstration project to expand cost-effective, community-based treatment options to address the heroin/opiate epidemic. Fatal drug overdoses are now the leading cause of accidental death in Ohio, according to the proposed legislation, with 52 heroin deaths in Summit County in 2013 and 45 in 2012.
All Council members except Rodgers and Bill Roemer (R-at large) have signed on to sponsor the resolution of support for the act.
After Monday's meeting, Roemer noted both he and Rodgers, who is a member of the Summit County Opiate Task Force, are concerned about the heroin/opiate epidemic.
Roemer added he also is concerned the Breaking Addiction Act would be an unfunded mandate, adding he confirmed that notion with U.S. Reps. Jim Renacci (R-District 16) and David Joyce (R-District 14). Renacci and Joyce also represent portions of Summit County.
Also, Roemer said he hasn't yet been able to find any information on whether Ohio would be included in the 10 states piloting the program, another reason he isn't ready to support the resolution before Council.
Also Monday, the Rules Committee recommended Council adopt a piece of new legislation that would add a chapter to the county's codified ordinances regarding unclaimed funds held by the county's Fiscal Office. The proposed legislation provides regulations for agreements with professional finders. Also, the legislation would enable county officials to twice yearly provide a list of owners of unclaimed funds to the Child Support Enforcement Agency for them to cross-reference with those in default of support orders.
Committees also recommended Council adopt legislation to:
- remove a 30-ton load limit on the Riverview Road bridge over Columbia Run in Boston Township, following recent bridge renovations;
- amend a resolution to advertise for bids for a trailer for hauling wastewater sludge for up to $65,000, correcting a resolution passed in June to advertise for bids for two trailers for the same amount;
- advertise a request for proposals to lease 650 square feet in the atrium of the Ohio Building to a small food service operation;
- execute an agreement with the City of Akron to share the cost of a 10 percent grant match for a $1.5 million Assistance to Firefighters Grant to pay for upgrades to the countywide 800 megahertz radio system; and
- award an intergovernmental agreement with the Court of Common Pleas Juvenile Division to provide youth and family strengthening program services through a family resource center at the court at a cost of $370,000, a $30,000 increase over the previous agreement.
Council will not meet Sept. 1 in observance of Labor Day, but next will meet Sept. 8 at 4:30 p.m. for caucus, followed by a regular meeting in Council Chambers on the seventh floor of the Ohio Building, 175 S. Main St. in Downtown Akron.
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Squash Lake is a deep 392 acre public lake that is a 32 minute round trip drive from Rhinelander. The water is extremely clear. All lake homes and lots for sale on this lake are listed below.
Squash Lake Data:
- Closest Town: Rhinelander
- Distance from Town: 16 minutes
- Clarity: 18.4 Feet
- Lake Access: Public
- Lake Size: 392 Acres
- Lake Type: Seepage
- Avg Depth: 22 Feet
- Max Depth: 74 Feet
Listing information provided by Listing Office via Greater Northwoods MLS
If you've been looking for a large house that has been well maintained on a premier body of water with swimming sand frontage in the Northwoods, but have been unable to find what you're looking for to this point, then today is your lucky day! Here is your chance to own a home that signifies what the Northwoods waterfront lifestyle is all about. Totaling 3720 finished sqft with main level master suite, large sun deck and much more. The lower level walks out to gentle slope with stairs to the water's edge. There are 4 beds and 3 baths with a 5th bedroom/office in the lower level. There's also an exercise area, large lower level family room, eat-in kitchen, split bedroom floor plan and 2 car attached garage. The seller is willing to sell the home mostly furnished to include swimming raft, paddle boat, exercise equipment, etc. Squash Lake is a deep, clear, and highly sought after lake with 392 acres for your boating and fishing pleasures.
- List Price:
$ 549,000
- Finished Square Ft:
- Lake:
- Nearest City/Distance:
Rhinelander / 16 mins
What a great deal on one of the finest full recreation lakes in Oneida County. Squash Lake is a 392 acre, deep and clear water lake providing excellent opportunities for boating, fishing and swimming. This lot was sold for $175,000 and now seller needs to move it. Don't miss out on this nice wooded lot with a great view of Squash Lake. Lot is almost an acre and has 161 feet of sand frontage. Lot is a steeper but with a walk out basement you could do some great things. Buy now and build later, or sell later!
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Prague II Armless Chair
$799.00 $559.00
31" W x 33" D x 35" H
Pure sophistication with a unique design, the Prague armless chair features a curved back, deep seating and angled hard wood legs. Made in the USA with a kiln-dried hard wood frame. Upholstered in a Kaleidy Amethyst, 100% polyester fabric. Custom order from a variety of special order fabrics. Price may vary on custom orders.
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We've seen it all - various currency converters, exchange rates lists with charts and historic data. But who need all that fancy stuff, when you simply need to find out on holiday how much does that thing cost, right?
This app will do exactly what you'd expect of it during the vacation in some country. It's main advantage is that you can choose four currencies that are visible on mainscreen.
Conversion will take place right away - just as you start to type the numbers.
Do you wish to do some math with the numbers? No problem - use built-in calculator. Result will be automaticaly converted to all currencies. Can't find your currency? Just add it as a new currency code and simply run update. App will download it's name and fresh exchange rate. From now on it will always auto-update.
Main features of this currency converter are:
- nice graphics, also suited for tablets!
- ease of use - convert 4 currencies at once!
- offline usage - roaming prices are no longer problem now - all the exchange rates are cached!
- filter of currencies - just press search in list
- various preferences that allows you to change all the small things
- online update is provided via European central bank, Additional sources, RSS feeds or you can manually add any custom currency
If you are willing to help me translate this app into your language, please send me an email ;)
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St. Joseph Healthcare welcomes Sharon King, RHIT, CPHQ as Administrator of Care Transition. King will be responsible for oversight of numerous aspects of St. Joseph Hospital's Case Management, Utilization Review and Reimbursement departments. King has 40 years' experience in healthcare information management, quality management and infection control, management of regulatory …
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By Michael McCarty on March 08, 2013, at 11:37 a.m.
BANGOR, Maine — In keeping with its community service mission, St. Joseph Healthcare is working with the Bangor Fire Department and the Bangor School Department to ensure all school buildings are adequately equipped with carbon monoxide (CO) detectors for the safety of students, faculty, staff and visitors. On March 11, …


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I just bought some video games!
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EB games Australia is having a sale online and I picked up some video games! Here they are -
Mario Kart 7 Power-Up Edition - Nintendo 3DS
Rayman Origins Limited Edition - PlayStation 3
Super Mario 3D Land + Stylus Spartan Bundle - Nintendo 3DS
Gears of War 3 Limited Collector's Edition - Xbox 360
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Shadow Wars - Nintendo 3DS
So yeah, those are some games alright.
What do you think, are those some good games I picked up or what?


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The Journal Sentinel's team of Packers beat writers provide the latest news, notes and analysis
Gronkowski warmed up and ready to go
Indianapolis - From all indications, New England TE Rob Gronkowski seems able to run on his badly sprained left ankle and ready to play in Super Bowl XLVI.
Looking at the tape job Gronkowski has on his ankle reminds me of how Packers QB Brett Favre's ankle looked when he played against the Chicago Bears in November of 1995. If you remember, he threw five touchdown passes in that game.
Gronkowski can't sit in the pocket and dissect a secondary the way Favre did, however. He's going to have push his sore ankle to the limit to get open and you can bet the New York Giants are going to be as physical with the 6-6, 265-pound Gronkowski as often as possible in order to force him to start and stop a lot.
The Patriots will probably go to a lot of two tight end formations tonight, but mostly to slow down the Giants' pass rush. They might use Gronkowski to block a lot and run very short routes.
It will be interesting to see if the Giants are satisifed putting LB Michael Boley on Gronkowski one-on-one the entire game. It would allow them to give help to the guy who gets the assignment of covering WR Wes Welker in the slot. The Giants don't really have a guy who can do that on his own.
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Last weekend I found myself pulling a second throw on top of my sweatshirt and blanket on the couch. My landlord insists the heat is working fine, but I'm pretty sure my apartment building is heating-challenged. Thankfully, my cat doubles as a pretty efficient lap and foot heater, but I think I'm going to need an extra blanket or two to get through winter without wearing one of these 24/7. So this weekend I did some serious internet window-shopping and rounded up over 100 of my favorite blanket and throw options. From patterned and colorful designs to classic stripes and neutrals, there's something in this group that's bound to work for you. I wanted to get a wide range of materials, from wool and cashmere to basic fleece, so don't worry if some of the prices are a little high; there are plenty that fall in affordable ranges, including a bright $4 blanket from Ikea. I narrowed this list down to my top 60, but you can view 50 more that didn't make the final cut on my Pinterest board right here. Stay warm! xo, grace
Image above: 1. Hofdi Blanket, $98 | 2. Zig Zag Throw, $295 | 3. Cashmere Tie Dye Throws, $495 | 4. Remix Blanket, $150 | 5. Marimekko Blanket, $259| 6. Plus 9 Throw, $350 | 7. Chevron Eco Throw, $165
Image above: 1. Landscape Throw, $168| 2. Ikat Throw, $150| 3. Pendleton Blanket, $228 | 4. Twist A Twill Throw, $132 | 5. Cross Throw, $595 | 6. Herringbone Throw, $239 | 7. Woww Throw, $425 | 8. Colour Throw, $595
Image above: 1. Fireside Throw, $99 | 2. Twill Throw, $139 | 3. Hudson's Bay Blanket, $379 | 4. Hamptons Day Blanket, $225 | 5. Linen Day Blankets, $225 | 6. Coyuchi Striped Blankets, $180 each | 7. Camp Blanket, $88–$124
40 more blanket options continue after the jump . . .
Image above: 1. Favorite Throw, $29 | 2. Pronto Ricamo Throw, $980 | 3. Humbert Throw, $495| 4. Striped Linen Blanket, $495| 5. Nos Da Throw, $315 | 6. Crazy Horse Throw, $125 | 7. Pez Blanket, $150 | 8. Pom Pom Throw, $101
Image above: 1. Triangle Eco Throw, $150| 2. Squares Blanket, $150| 3. Nixon Throw, $295 | 4. Peter Throw, $595 | 5. Dwell for Pendleton (gray), $175 | 6. Kehra Throw, $101 | 7. Dwell for Pendleton (Squares), $175
Image above: 1. Striped Fleece Throw, $25 | 2. Navy Wool Blanket, $245 | 3. Snowfall Throw, $86 (limited quantities) | 4. Seablanket, $440
Image above: 1. Eivor Blanket, $19.99 | 2. Cross Blanket, $245 | 3. Dog Park Throw, $101 | 4. Vilmie Rund, $15 | 5. Birdseye Blanket, $175| 6. Los Ojos Blanket, $228
Image above: 1. Chunky Tassel Throw, $79 | 2. Tumbes Throw, $460 | 3. Polarvide, $4 | 4. Vice Verse Throw, $350 | 5. Alasan Cashmere Throw, $895 | 6. Wool Throws, $365 | 7. Kantha Quilt, $279 | 8. Cello Throw, $75 | 9. Wool Throw, $150
Image above: 1. Merino Throw, $118 | 2. Vintage Plaid Throws, $150 each | 3. Lambswool Throw, $150
Image above: Navy and Wool Tourne Blanket, $245
Image above: Swiss Amy Blankets, $72
Image above, clockwise from top left: Navy Throws, $175+ each | US Navy Blanket, $184 | Faux Sheepskin Throw, $99 | Luxe Wooly Throw, $798
Image above, left to right: Fuchsia Wool Blanket, $600 | Wool & Cashmere Throws, $128 each
Oh man, I love so many of these. I've been looking for a new throw blanket and think I'll be biting the bullet on one of these soon. Yay!
Gosh, those Swiss Army blankets really caught my eye. Those have got to be super durable in addition to being warm. Great for strapping over delicate furniture pieces in a move too. Anyhow, I was also thinking about blankets this weekend, but more along the lines of what I could easily coverstitch on my serger in an evening. And what I could give as gifts to friends – a New Year's resolution, I think, an easy one for me, the craftster. I may have to head to the fabric shop this afternoon for ideas.
Guys, 200 bucks for a blanket? Really?
Just got the Pendleton camp blanket, and it's pretty awesome. Will definitely last forever & just get better with age!
Happy to say I have the B/W Chevron throw from NuBe Green and LOVE it. It's made from recycled t-shirts and is soft and thick. Also easy to wash (as my cat loves it too!)
Argh! Why am I most attracted to the expensive ones?!
I feel your pain. I always am, too.
Yes, sometimes really nice materials are expensive. Wool, linen and cashmere are going to be that much based on the cost of the raw material in that size. But if you don't want to spend that, there are options here for styles under $100.
Wow! This is quite an assortment. I seriously feel like this is the coldest winter California has seen. I have been frozen. Wish I had in budget for an ultra luxurious throw. I love the cashmere tie dye!
Loved each and every pattern and color!!! Pastel colors are my favorite. Thanks for sharing !
Of course this round-up comes a day after I bought throw blankets! Ah well, it's still nice to stare at the pretties. Someday, my house will have way too many throw blankets.
We inherited one of the Hudson Bay blankets when my parents died. It is more like a member of the family than a blanket .
Sierra Trading Post usually has Elgin blankets that originally go for $175 for as little as $35. You need to access the site via the sale newsletter and be very cagey about which sale you choose as the prices can vary greatly.
Exactly what I was looking for, for Christmas over here in the UK – the only stipulations being that it must be 100% wool and beautifully designed, of course! I had my eye on the wonderful Wilson Indigo from Designers Guild amongst others – which my wee brother gave me and which hasn't left the top of my bed since.
I love Donna Wilson's other fabulously fun & quirky ones, too!
Holy moly some of these are fabulous!!! Can't really pick out a favourite here, but some of the bold patterns are really catching my eye…
I really recommend a 4 point HBC blanket. Ours is much loved and just got me through a particularly bad bout of pneumonia. We have the green and black striped version in a queen size and I bought it at a garage sale for 5 dollars. After having it dry cleaned it was the deal of a lifetime!
Why I love so many of these blankets, how many readers have $200 to 500 (or more) to spend on a throw?! It is nice to dream, but this is one of the most extravagant posts I've seen on Design Sponge. Only 12 throws are under $100 and only 5 are under $50. I would really love to see more reasonably priced items in posts!
Our readership is pretty much split straight down the middle with people making $50-60k and under a year and people making over $100k. So I try to cater to both ends of the audience (and in between) as much as possible. Winter throws are often made of pricier materials like wool and cashmere, so it was difficult to find high quality, style-conscious designs. Believe me, I tried. Typically my seasonal product roundups are less than 15 products, so those 12 pieces under $100 were the affordable end of the scale. There are 12 or so that scale as "splurge" to me, and the rest I feel fall in between.
Thank you, Grace. I do love so many of the throws you chose. And, as always, many can be great inspiration for crafters and artists of different types. I suppose throws just don't seem to be something I would personally splurge on, so the price tags took me by surprise! Best!
No worries- we all have different budgets and comfort levels with home goods. I personally never understand spending so much on tableware and glassware, but have friends that spend tons of really great cut glass pieces. But when it comes to textiles, that's what I throw down for ;)
I try live my life with the whole "less is more" idea in place (despite loving to window shop obsessively) so I try to invest in fewer (but nicer) pieces. That said, I promise I'll do my best to keep as many affordable options in the mix as possible.
Nice round up, Grace! My office is in the basement where it is super cold. I need a new throw!
I really wanted a hudson's bay throw or blanket but didn't want to pay too much. I ended up getting a fleece version from Lord & Taylor – only $40 (I paid $30 w/ a 25% off code) and I get the same look. Plus my bf finds fleece more comfortable
Thanks for this. I have a thing for good quality blankets and will add to my miniscule collection (2) as I can afford a splurge here and there.
I've been looking for a new throw blanket too. The trick is I invested in a wool turkish rug that is quite busy. I was looking at wool blankets today at an antique mall – I was surprised how many they had and for good prices – starting at $18! Thanks for sharing such a wide variety of inspiring throws!
So many beautiful blankets! I want to snuggle up in all of them. Especially the plaid lambswool…
I loved this post Grace. I appreciate people being honest, but feel that some are getting very defensive about their throws. As with anything, if you are looking for quality pieces that have a unique design, it is usually quite an investment. This is something that sits out on your couch, comfy chair or bed for all the world to see, and more importantly for you to cuddle up under… So it's worth saving up for if necessary.
Blankets are like shoes to me. I have a serious fetish. I own that ferm living blue triangles one. My big birthday gift this year was a Pendleton blanket. LOVE this round-up!
Thanks for including Happy Habitat Eco Throws! Being on Design Sponge is so fantastic! My blankets are in some seriously good company here, lots of beautiful finds here.
Oh My! These look so cozy and in such gorgeous prints!
Wow. I LOVE so, so many of these throws… beautiful collections!
those 'swiss army blankets' are actually made in India, they are copies and I find them very funny because they are so bad!
the real ones are getting very hard to find and very very expensive
Funny thing about price. For those of us not living in the US, these are not so crazy in terms of prices. I am with Grace on tableware vs textiles so I guess I would splurge here, but most of these seem like middle range prices when compared with what is available elsewhere, especially when made of natural fibres.
Absolutely love every single one. Great post! Bookmarking this so I can look back and spoil myself in the future :)
@MB and PEn- You can actually buy those swiss army blankets for MUCH cheaper at your local army/navy surplus store. I bought one a couple years ago to use as a beach blanket and then I bought another a couple months ago to cover a chair in my house- so they shouldn't be in short supply if they've continued to carry them for at least 2 years (in Seattle at least). They go for $25-35.
The zig zag throws reminds me of the ones my parents used to buy in southwest US (new mexico/Arizona) when i was a kid…but i dont think they paid that much! Thanks for the memory haha! :)
Great selection of throws and blankets!
Great assortment of throws! I really love number 5 under black and white – Do you have the link and price for that one? I didn't see it listed.
Thank you!
Great post!Blankets is very beautiful!


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The Fox Cities Book Festival is happy to welcome Doc Mehl for our Fundraising Event this year. Doc Mehl, the Asphalt Cowboy Poet, will be giving a special show Friday, April 24, at the OuterEdge Stage in Appleton.
What's Doc's work like? With one foot in the past and one in the present, Doc weaves the history and the mystery of the West into his original "westclectic" poetry and music.
Proceeds from ticket sales will benefit the Fox Cities Book Festival.
Tickets are $20 per person. Doors will open at 6:45 pm, with Doc Mehl's program to start at 7:30 pm. Cash bar available.
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Award-winning, best-selling author Linda Sue Park will help launch the Fox Cities Book Festival with a pre-festival visit on April 14, 2015.
Park won the 2002 Newbery Medal for her book A Single Shard, which is set in 12th century Korea and focuses on Tree-ear, an orphan boy trying to follow his dream of becoming a master potter. Her book A Long Walk to Water is based on the true story of one of the "Lost Boys" of Sudan. The book became a New York Times bestseller.
In addition to her historical novels for young people, Park writes contemporary fiction, picture books, and poetry. She has contributed to the popular The 39 Clues series with the books Trust No One and Storm Warning.
Linda Sue Park will be speaking at the Appleton Public Library on April 14 at 6:30 pm. Come for this author visit and get in the mood for the book festival!
Whet your appetite for the book festival by meeting the author — the author of the play, that is!
Join UW-Fox Valley Theatre in welcoming Philip Dawkins, author of Failure: a Love Story, on Friday, April 17. A preshow reception, with cash bar, will start at 6 pm. The play begins at 7 pm. A free talk back immediately follows the show.
Want to see the play that Friday evening at a reduced price? Order tickets by calling the Theatre box office and use the special code "Book Festival Friend" to receive a discount.
Failure: a Love Story is a magical, whimsical fable that traces three sisters' triumphs and defeats, lived out in the rickety two-story building by the Chicago River that was the Fail family home and clock shop. This funny, moving, and profoundly wise play reminds us that in the end, all that remains is love.
The Theatre is located at UW-Fox Valley, 1478 Midway Road, Menasha, Wisconsin.
For all the show dates and other information, visit the Theatre's webpage www.uwfox.uwc.edu/cac/theatreevents.html
This year the Fox Cities Book Festival Poetry Day will take place April 25, 2015, at the Atlas Coffee Mill in Appleton.
The day will feature award-winning poet Jericho Brown, Wisconsin's new Poet Laureate Kimberly Blaeser, and, from Poets Among Us, three of the finest poets in the area: Cathryn Cofell, Bill Gillard, and Megan Gannon.
Jericho Brown won the American Book Award for his first collection Please. His recently published second collection The New Testament has been called an "encounter [with] devastating genius." Will hearing Jericho Brown read poetry change your life? Undoubtedly.
Kimberly Blaeser makes her first appearance in Appleton as Wisconsin Poet Laureate, a leadership position she is ready to take on. She explains, "Those who love poetry — but especially those who read or pen poetry in private — need permission and encouragement to be the shining poetry nerds they may long to be! I am excited to suit up and become our state's 'muse' for the next two years."
Cathryn Cofell is an unflagging advocate for the arts in addition to being a successful poet. Sister Satellite, her first collection, was described by Oliver de la Paz as shimmering "in amplitudes of love ... the poems in this collection dazzle and hum."
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Poet and novelist Megan Gannon's latest collection is entitled White Nightgown: Poems. The collection is marked by a breadth of subjects that she uses to examine how desire is both a creative and a destructive force.
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Readers with a taste for thrillers will have the chance to meet several mystery and suspense authors at this year's Fox Cities Book Festival. These authors, whose works entice their fans with danger, include April Henry, Mary Kubica, and Patricia Skalka.
If you haven't checked out their mysteries yet, now is the time to get reading! A word of warning, though: You might not want to do your reading late at night, when you're in the house alone, there's a storm raging outside, and the lights are flickering on and off.
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The Mill: a Place for Writers is accepting submissions for its annual literary contests in poetry and short fiction. Entries must be received no later than March 22, 2015. A few points to note:
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- All work must be original and unpublished
- Full guidelines, prize information, and submission addresses are available on the Mill: a Place for Writers Facebook page.
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