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Kitchen GFCI Help
I'm a newbie at this so please bear with me.
I'm finishing up a kitchen remodel and planned on changing the original 2 prong outlets with GFCI's. Two of the changeovers went fine but I'm having problems with the last two.
I have a box over the sink that has a switch for the disposal and an GFCI- I believe this is the start of the circuit. Then I have another 2 outlets (old 2 prongs)on the same circuit. I've changed out everything but can't get the new downstream GFCI and 3 prong to work. During the test and reset phase, the downstream GFCI green light lights up, but has no power.
There are 4 lines coming into this "main" box, 3 with a hot and neutral wire and one with a 2 hots (1 black, 1 red) and a neutral wire. From what I can tell, it's a shared neutral setup as all the neutrals are tied into one cap. The hot from one line goes directly into the GFCI, the other hot comes off a cap from a hot & neutral line and the 2 hot and neutral line (the black wire). The last hot runs directly to the switch. The red hot is capped with another black hot and runs to the switch, making the switch have 2 hots, which I find strange.
It worked fine before with a single GFCI and 2 two-pronged outlets. From what I can tell, the GFCI at the start of the circuit is wired correctly but something is wrong from the switch or next GFCI. Is there something I'm missing?
I'm not clear just exactly how things are wired from your description, the switch however does effectively get "two hots" one from the source and one feeding the load. Neutral usually doesn't get connected to the switch.
I highly suspect the problem is "all neutrals are tied into one cap."
You can NOT connect the neutral that comes from a GFCI to any other neutral other than the load it is serving. You can't do "shared neutral" after a 120 GFCI nor can you connect the neutral from the load side of the GFCI to the line side.
If it is a "remodel" All the wiring needs to be upgraded anyway. Especially when the receptacles do not even have grounding. The red hot is probably a circuit for the disposal, the black capped with it is the feed to a dishwasher. The neutral for the black off the switch (disposal) and the neutral with the black (capped to the red) need to be direct to the white of the 3 wire cable. A pigtail from the whites goes to the GFCI (line) and the black from the 3 wire cable goes to the (line). Any black connected to the load needs to have its neutral connected to the (load). Again if the wall has been re-done for a new backsplash, cabinets, counter tops, etc... It is shoddy to leave the old wiring in place and not pull the new circuits the kitchen needs.


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Bring on the Heat
We have had 28 days above 100 and usually august is no different.
next 7 days look like this.
no chance of rain all week. My citrus are holding up just fine. They need water 2-3 times per day. My meyer lemons are flushing leaves now and their spring fruit is rippening although smaller than last year. I think the late spring repot stunted it and my key limes fruits. My satsuma did get moved to a spot with shade during the midday. It was looking pretty tired and the fruits all stayed very small so I removed them in hopes it will re flush some leaves it lost this spring. My bananas, cannas, and plumeria are loving it except for my musa basjoo. The intense sun is burning up the new leaves as they emerge. Its in ground and 8 feet tall now so I cant really move it. My Gardenia is doing ok but really doesnt like the heat. It is in a spot the gets no sun after 12pm so that helps. My president hibiscus is also loving the heat and opening a new bloom everyday. I did the pot in ground trick and it looks awesome that way. I think I will do this next year with my plumeria and some citrus.
tropical bed. I plan to expand it this fall.
just keep on watering!
Mike, can you toss a sunscreen over your citrus? Like greenhouse sunscreen? Maybe make a little pvc frame then drape the screen over the citrus so your wee little leaves have a chance to flush and grow? Then you can mist and water, and maybe save those new leaves. Wow. Glad I live on the coast in S. California, now. My gosh.
Patty S.
I'm singing in the rain, just singing in the rain.....
Yup it is finally showering here Mike! It has been dry here too but not anywhere as HOT as you! We have not had more than 5 days of 90 this summer thus far.
Today it is 90 then the next few days in the 70's.
We had Canada to thank for the majority of our summers and especially winter which then I could do without.
It looks like all your plants are doing very well considering and I particularly LOVe those banana trees.
Do you protect the for the winter?
I am shocked that your Gardenia is doing well in those temps. Good work.
Patty has a great idea with the sunscreen thing. You should try that. There are many here who use that idea to protect their plants that have no trees.
I'll bet you can't wait to expand next year and watch, you will be looking all over for many more plant ideas up till then. I love the magazines..lol
Keep watering is right and keep up the good job. Beautiful.
Thanks Patty
I have planned to bring them under my awning tonight. Its basically a metal framed pergola with shade fabric on top. I usually us it to acclimate plants but now its to save them.
Hey Mike
glad you got rain. We are in the worst drought in 20+ years and the heat will be new records this week. Its absolutely crazy weather. Back in February we hit a record low of -15 and record snow fall for a single day.
The gardenia did suffer yellowing on about 30% yellowing of the leaves when I re-potted it. I didnt dare bareroot it it but I did soak the root ball in a bucket and removed a bit of the nursery soil. I have my fingers crossed it will make it through the heat.
the red abyssinian(close one with big green leaves) will get dug up and stored in the greenhouse. It should have more red leaves but the intense sun turns it green. I may move it somewhere shady next year. The Basjoo will get cut down to about 2 feet mulched well and maybe a trash bin over it. they will survive no problem this way. I also have a dwarf cavendish that is in a pot and will also go in the greenhouse. My palms will get little greenhouses built around them when it get close to freezing.
I'm in Raleigh NC and we have also been very dry and hot (though not as hot as you Mike!) one trick I've been using to shade some of my more delicate plants is to use clothes pins and clip sheets of remay/frost cloth over them. Clipping onto nearby branches, naked stems or old tomato cages placed around them. The wind will often knock them off so I have to monitor them daily but it has helped with the scorching.
I recently returned to OK for my high school reunion - luckily we had just endured a heat wave so I was kinda used to it. Pity the classmates flying in from Northern Europe.
Hello Everyone,
Sounds like you are having a huge heat wave.... WOW!!! I feel for you!! WE here on the East Coast are having a brutal summer as well...
I do have to check on all of my plants/ trees more often because of the intense heat.
Glad to hear you have tried sinking your pots. It really helps in this heat. I did this with some of my Plumeria and i also did place my Plumies inside larger pots with mulch in between to keep the heat away from the roots. They seem to like it better than last year when i just left them as is on the deck.
Loved all of your pics!!! Everything looks great!!
Take care,
Hi, Mike ( IN MA ) : )
Laura in VB
good idea john Ill have to try it.
What part of OK did you come back too. Im in tulsa(green country) which looks more like brown country right now. We have 20+ year old oaks and maples dying because of the drought. There may not be enough foliage left to have any fall colors.
Thanks Laura! I am in awe of your plumie collection. I have seen your pics of the pots in pots method and they all look so great. Where do you get yours, online, ebay, nurseries? HomeDepot will carry NOID's every summer and one nursery here got in a few of Jungle Jacks. That is wher I got 3 of mine this year. Thank goodness they dont take up a lot of room overwinter or I would for sure need to expand the greenhouse.
oh ya we are headed for an all time state record of 115 degrees tomorrow. You know its hot when your temp outside is higher than Phoenix
take care
Hi MIke,
I usually collect my Plumies form friends. Thats why i like to share with others. They are called "The giving tree" in Hawaii....We cant buy them here in Virginia. The only place i did find them at one nursery. They wanted 39.99 for a NOID.
When i do purchase i use JUngle Jacks, Maui Plumeria Gardens and Florida Colors. (Carol and Luc) are great people and do wonderful grafting on some trees.
You are so lucky to see JJ's available at certain stores. John is a great guy and will help you with all that u need.
I would love to visit his open house each year at his nursery. Talk about drooling!! LOL...
When i visited CA in April, i did bring back a few cuttings... some from the show and some from great people out there in CA.
If your ever looking for a certain variety, let me know and i can see what i can do for you!!!
Hope you all stay cool!!! It's been hot here, but not like what you all are experiencing!!!
Im impressed with your different tropicals and citrus trees...everything looks great!!!
Take care,
Laura in VB
Mike - I was back in Norman for the reunion. As a kid I lived in OKC, then we spent 8 years overseas in Tokyo then back which is when we moved to Norman. As an adult I lived in OKC and out in the country near Chandler in Lincoln County. I have close friends in Tulsa, Nowata, Guthrie, Muskogee and Stillwater - so when I am in the home state I tend to rocket ship from one corner to the next.
I would say that I do not miss the weather but we are breaking heat records out here too (and we had a few tornadoes earlier this summer).
Thats cool John
The west side of Ok is having a really bad summer. Some parts havent had rain in over 100 days. I have family down by clinton who rely on the crops for summer work and they havent had hardly any to work. As you know the weather here changes almost daily but this year I have really hated it. Spring was way to wet then shortly after we have weeks of nice temps but 20 plus mph winds and gust to 30. Now its so hot and dry. Oh well we make the best of it wherever we are I guess.
Meyer Mike.
I need your advice on my gardenia. I think the heat is really hurting it and I dont know what to do. I think I told you that it get sun from rise to about noon and then full shade. Im afraid the ambient heat is really effecting it. The older leaves are yellowing which I know is somewhat normal but now the rest is getting lighter in green and it just looks tired. I know it needs cooler temps but I cant give it any. Do you think it will make it.
Wow, did this thread take off Mike!
Mike, I think your Gardenia will be ok, but very sickly looking until the root temps start to drop at least into the 60's.
It may even look dehydrated as the leaves loose their gloss, firmness and starts to look a pale green.
I hope very soon at that! Mine do the very same thing so I too have to keep them out of full sun until temps drop and especially, get this, especially watch the amount of water I give them.
You see although the temps may be hot, the roots are very impaired to take up water which leaves them very susceptible to root rot and dehydration in a sea of moisture at the root level.
If you are growing in the 5.1.1mix or close to it, it should be fine.
We both know that once the process of drinking water is impaired in any way, this plant will shed it's leaves like an agora cat on a hot day.
Let me know how it does.
Too bad there wasn't a way to keep something cooler around the pot to lower the temps at the root zone.
You know, maybe until the heat wave is over, you could bury your pot into the soil until it's over? Just a thought. i would. If you do so, make sure you wrap it in weed blocker cloth to keep the bugs out for now:0)
Good luck Mike.
Laura: I must say it is so nice to see you visiting here! I don't recall, but how are your citrus doing, especially in your heat? I know your plumeria must be loving some of it, or at least the flowers!
Have they decided to jump into the pool yet?:-)
I must say being at the plumeria forum has certainly opened my eyes to all the wonderful plants you have.Wow!
I think you are suppose to cool off soon. My temps this am were 58 degrees! It felt like Fall already! Yikes
John: The weather where you are must be VERY humid. I saw some nasty storms in your area the other day. You must get some wild ones.
It is good to see you again.
Mike(2) - actually the only thing making the high heat tolerable is that the humidity has been low. Well, low for here. It may be over 70% at night but by noon it is in the 30% range so the heat index stays in the high nineties or low one hundreds. Tropical Storm Emily may change that this weekend - pray for rain. There have been storms but they always seem to break up when they get close to me. Last weekend the RDU airport got over 2 inches in one afternoon. I got just over a half an inch for the Fri, Sat, Sun period. The airport is 20 minutes away. I've only gotten around 4 inches since the first week of May so I am bone dry.
John: That is just the strangest thing
When I say shower, I mean that, no down pours. The most rain we have had all summer, since the end of May actually is about an inch with a almost hit tornado.
The storms do the very same thing here as your area. Years ago it never did but for the past 20 years the storms that approach us die out too just about 10 miles from me and no one can explain it. They say it due to development.
The surrounding communities bask in plenty of storms and rain while the local area dries like a desert all summer until the cool North East winds in fall kick in and bring in low clouds and drizzle.
I hope you get that much needed best pH rain water you can to make your plants react very happily. They do react I tell you.
They are all in containers. It sounds like a lot but recently it has been so hot and so dry that they need it. I can water in the morning and by afternoon some are wilting. I use the gritty in most and the 5.1.1 in others.
Good News. On saturday we got .75" of rain and in 20 minutes the temperature dropped from 109 to 79. Only bad thing was we had straight line winds around 70-80 mph for about 10 minutes. Nothing got damaged thank goodness.
its raining again right now and its 69 degrees. We havent seen temps in the 60's since June 23rd. On a side note Oklahoma averaged the highest temp on Record ever for the month of july in the entire USA. the old saying goes around here " If you dont like the weather, wait a few days and it will change." i havent had to water anything in about 4 days.
Rain, rain, go away......just kidding. We got about another inch today bringing our 4 day total to almost 3 inches. The creeks and ponds are filling back up. They havent ended our burn bans yet but they did stop the voluntary water restrictions. High today is only in the 80's and lows are close to the 60's. The yard is turning back green, I havent had to water at alland and my gardenia is looking better, not great but a bit more glossy.
nest few days will get into the high 90's again but at least we got a break for awhile.
It already feels like fall here! I am beginning to think I would of loved to of least had a bit of a heatwave so I could feel like we hot beach weather.
It's already in the low 60's and the air is very dry. Very comfortable, but much like September a month early. The crickets are crazy tonight, a 2 weeks early.


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Broken hearts that can't love again
Love is an emotion that has caused me nothing but pain and misery
For my heart has been hurt by this emotion many times before
People say my heart will be whole again
when I truly find that someone special that will love me,
but I don't believe what they say for I can't love.
Before I had already gotten my heart broken,
but he added more damage to my shattered heart.
My best friend in whole wide world died the day after my birthday,
he just did more damage to my broken heart.
Love is an emotion that I don't have any more
For it is my hatred now.
I swore on the death of my beloved friend
that I would never fall in love again,
unless someone could break the barrier around my heart.
Thy heart shall remain broken till you learn to love
My heart is black as night
No one is going to love a cold sly snake like me
I shall never love again for my heart is locked away like a prisoner in jail
Broken hearts can be mended,
but mine shall never get the chance
For I will never love and trust anyone again
Love has hurt my heart emotionally and physically
My heart has been shattered into tiny pieces
For I am nothing less,
than a girl with a broken heart who can't love again.
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Hotel WestminsterCentro Historico, Nice | 4 star hotelfrom $210
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Hotel EllingtonCarabacel, Nice | 4 star hotelfrom $168
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I am Trayvon MartinWritten by Maya Rockeymoore
I am Trayvon Martin. If a kid minding his own business on the way home from the store can be confronted and killed with impunity just because he looked suspicious—based on the stereotypical beliefs of an overzealous volunteer neighborhood watchman—then no one is safe in this country and no one can be guaranteed justice. We are all Trayvon Martin.
Stand Your Ground Increases Racial Bias in a "Justifiable Homicide" TrialsWritten by Lisa Wade, Ph.D.
Today a jury found George Zimmerman not guilty of second-degree murder. It is widely argued that Florida's stand your ground statute, which was considered by the defense, and which Zimmerman previously studied in a criminal litigation course, was at play. The statute allows people to use proportionate force in the face of an attack without first trying to retreat or escape. More than 20 other states have such laws.
Policy Round Up: Gun ControlWritten by Moriah Ray
With the recent ruling in the George Zimmerman case debates on race relations have filled the headlines, along with heated commentary about the future of gun control legislation. Florida resident, George Zimmerman, was found not guilty of the murder of 17 year old Trayvon Martin after pleading self defense. Zimmerman's lawyers argued that under the Stand Your Ground laws of Florida Zimmerman was completely justified in shooting the unarmed teen. This incident has fueled a great deal of controversy over the legitimacy of Stand Your Ground and gun control laws in the United States as a whole. Nationally, the Zimmerman trial has managed to push gun control back to the forefront of public policy discussions.
Last week the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the part of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 that required states with a documenting history of discrimination to get federal approval before changing their voting laws. When the law was passed in 1965, one of its main targets were "literacy tests."
Policy Round Up: Voting Rights ActWritten by Moriah Ray
The Supreme Court struck down a fundamental civil rights section of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, this past Tuesday, June 25. Section 4 determines which states must gain federal permission before they alter any of their voting laws. It was specifically created to protect the voting right's of African- Americans in the South. The passing of the Voting Rights Act was a monumental civil rights victory for African Americans, especially for civil rights leaders like Martin Luther King Jr., who worked tirelessly to ensure the laws passing.
Last Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a decision in Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin, concerning the constitutionality of the University of Texas at Austin's (UT) admissions policy. In a 7-1 majority opinion, the Court ruled to preserve the principle that universities may consider racial and ethnic diversity as one factor among many in a carefully crafted admissions policy.
Policy Round Up: ImmigrationWritten by Moriah Ray
Immigration reform is an often-debated issue at the local, state and federal level, and there are many differing opinions on how to best deal with undocumented immigrants. But it seems that immigration reform is finally making progress with the latest immigration bill passing its first procedural hurdle on the Senate floor Tuesday, June 11 in a 82-15 vote.
The Institute for America's Future and the Opportunity to Learn Campaign have joined a diverse group of education advocates to release an "Education Declaration" that demands a new direction in public school policy, focused on opportunities and supports for students – and respect for teachers.


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The stock market was gripped by euphoria on Friday as indices surged to a record all-time high in expectation that the Bharatiya Janata Party is likely to come to power.
The Bombay Stock Exchange 30-share Sensitive Index (Sensex) zoomed by 704 points before retreating to close at 22,994.23 points, a gain of 650 points or 2.91 per cent over Thursday's close.
According to a Bloomberg survey of 19 brokers and investment advisory firms, the Narendra Modi-led BJP may get more than 230 seats while the NDA may get 266 seats, close to the halfway (272)-mark.
"There was talk in the market that the outcome of the exit poll was leaked and data indicated a lead for the BJP. This caused buying momentum. As buying picked up and initial momentum started, more people sitting on the fence jumped on the bandwagon and indices surged to all-time high levels," said Ambareesh Baliga, Managing Partner, Edelweiss Global Wealth.
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As a busy mother and grandmother, Cindy understands the importance of convenient meals and a well-stocked pantry, as well as the enjoyment that goes into spending time in the kitchen with little ones. Cindy's idea of relaxing? Making an apple pie that's just like Mom's. Let's hope she shares the recipe.
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Chicken quesadillas are taken to a new level with the addition of cinnamon butter.
Melt 1 tablespoon Cinnamon Sugar Butter Spread in 12-inch nonstick skillet over medium heat; add chicken pieces. Cook, stirring occasionally, until chicken is no longer pink. Remove from pan.
Spread 1 side of each tortilla with about 1 teaspoon Cinnamon Sugar Butter Spread. Place 2 pieces cheese on half of tortilla. Top with 1/4 chicken pieces and 2 pieces cheese. Fold tortilla in half. Spread each side with about 1 teaspoon Cinnamon Sugar Butter Spread. Repeat with remaining ingredients.
Place 2 quesadillas into skillet. Cook, turning once, 4-6 minutes or until golden and crisp. Repeat with remaining quesadillas.
Remove to cutting surface; cut each in half.
Calories: 440
Fat: 26g
Cholesterol: 70mg
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Carbohydrates: 30g
Dietary Fiber: 2g
Protein: 20g
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How to Get Back on Track Financially If You Overspent This Holiday Season
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If you're struggling with debt and you feel like your personal financial situation is hopeless, take a look at this great advice from Suze Orman.
Everyone has different priorities in life, but your finances should take a front seat rather than a back seat in these priorities. Organizing your financial life and deciding what's important doesn't have to be a burden if you learn how to do it right the first time. We show you how.
Certified Financial Planner John D. Buerger discusses the ugly four-letter word of personal finance: debt – how you got into debt, why it's tough to get out of it and some real steps to finally rid yourself of the "D" word once and for all.
Getting a standard four-year degree can cost upwards of $200,000, so it shouldn't be a surprise that a majority of students who attend college – even those who attend less expensive community colleges – accrue some debt while studying. While scholarships exist for those who excel in the classroom (and for those who are willing to put in the time to search and apply for them), most people leave college with a hefty sum of money to pay back. This puts a lot of pressure on new graduates to find jobs immediately so that they can begin an often decade-long repayment process. However it is possible to streamline this repayment process. All you have to do is simply follow these tips.
It's six months after the holiday season and many people are still carrying credit card balances from holiday shopping sprees. Did you overspend buying Christmas gifts for friends and family? Have you been sending just the minimum payments to your credit cards since Christmas? It's not unusual for holiday shoppers to spend a year or two after each holiday season trying to pay off their holiday debts, but the cost of financing your purchases on credit for this length of time is staggering.
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A medical license is required for a doctor to practice medicine in a particular state. Requirements vary by state but most require, at a minimum, post-graduate training in the doctor's specific specialty. An NPI number is a national identifier unique to an individual health care provider and is managed by the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS).
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ITEM#: 13886212This angelo:HOME Dresden End Table is a combination of classic and modern design with stylish function. The drifted oak finish end table offers a drawer for concealed storage.
- Color: Drifted Oak Finish
- Materials: Constructed of solid oak with MDF and PB with ash veneers
- Finish: Drifted Oak Finish
- Shelving: 1 fixed shelf
- Drawers: 1
- Drawer dimensions: 6.75 inches high x 11.75 inches wide x 13 inches deep
- Lower shelf dimensions: 9.5 inches high x 13.25 inches wide x 13.25 inches deep
- 3.25 inches from floor to lower shelf
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- Max weight capacity 200
- Dimensions: 23.5 inches high x 18.75 inches wide x 18.75 inches deep
- Weight: 41 pounds
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real sturdy and well made
I first bought the coffeetable, and I was amazed at the quality, so when I saw that there was a matching end table. I ordered this right away, all I can say, that this is a terrific buy, easy to assemble and so sturdy , and both pieces have such deep drawers, so you can store a lot in it.Read More
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I am very pleased with the set of end tables that I purchased. They were easy to assemble and look very nice in my living room. I had two wicker baskets that I put in them to hold magazine which also look very nice. The drawers are deep and well made so that you can stash stuff in them like all the remotes.Read More
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End Table Buying Guide
In the world of living room furniture, the sofa and coffee table might be the stars, but your end tables are important parts of the supporting cast. Without end tables, where would you put your lamps? Where would you set your drink? Where would you pile up the last week's worth of newspapers? End tables, also known as console tables, come in many shapes, sizes and styles. Whether you are looking for a traditional end table, round end table or basically any variety, this end table buying guide will show you how to buy end tables that will be just right for your home.
Sofa Table Buying Guide
When you set out to purchase a new sofa table, it's best to think about the basics. By zeroing in on the fundamentals of your living room, like coffee, sofa and end tables, designing your living room will be much easier. A sofa table can add so much to a living room, but with so many options available, you want to make sure you find the right sofa table for you. Consider the size, type of material, style and type of sofa table you seek, and there's no doubt that you will find something that matches your lifestyle ideally.
Best Rooms for a Side Table
Any living room can be granted that finishing touch simply by adding a side table to two. Placing a side table against one end of a couch or between the two ends of your living room sofas can quickly tie together your home furniture. However, end tables aren't just a living room accessory; they can help enrich your entire home. Next time you shop for end tables, don't just stop at the living room. There are many other places in your home for end tables. Here are some ideas to get you started on a full-out end table assault on your house.
Facts about End Tables
Nothing will accent the furniture in your home quite like end tables selected to accent and complement sofas and room decor. Not only do end tables, or console tables, have the power to make the rest of your furniture sparkle; they are a functional addition to any living room. A cocktail table or some modern coffee tables make a perfect place to house reading material or room decorations, in addition to drinks for visitors. There are many reasons to pick up some end tables for every room in your home. Here are some end table facts to help you on your way.
Tips on Choosing a Console Table
Introducing fashionable coffee, sofa and end tables to your living room opens up many new decorating possibilities. Not only are console tables good for fashion, but they are ideal storage solutions as well. Different types of living room tables, like coffee tables, sofa tables, end tables and console tables often prove themselves useful at parties by offering extra space for snacks or board games. Of course, not all console tables are equal. There are certain criteria you'll need to consider before purchasing your new console table. When you follow these tips on choosing a console table you'll find the right table for your living room.
How to Decorate with a Large End Table
Adding a decorative end table to your living room is a smart and classy move. End tables are elegant, stylish and convenient. Putting a table next to your sofa or recliner gives you a place to set your favorite books, magazines and coffee mug. When you add an end table to your living room there are a few things you need to be aware of in order to help it fit the rest of your living room furniture. A large end table will add a sophisticated look and feel to your living room. They're easy to add, but there are a few rules you should follow. Keep reading for more tips and ideas on how to decorate with a large end table.
How to Care for a Glass Coffee Table
Fashionable and elegant coffee, sofa and end tables make a stunning addition to any room. Their unique and versatile appearance easily allows them to match many different living room styles ranging from modern to classical or traditional. A glass coffee table acts as an instant furniture focal point in your living room. However, because it's made of a delicate material, it must be treated with caution and care in order to make it last. The glass table top is susceptible to scratches and nicks. However, keeping glass coffee tables clean and scratch free is easy if you follow the instructions below on how to care for a glass coffee table. Your glass coffee table will last for many years if treated with care.
Best Ways to Use Accent Tables
Whether you're looking for a place to set drinks or a way to divide a room with style, coffee tables, sofa tables, and end tables are the solution. Accent tables can be the perfect finishing touch for your living room, making the space more functional and fashionable. If you need a companion to your vintage-inspired velvet couch or want a piece that will perk up your contemporary leather chairs, try adding an accent table. Here are the best way to use them in your living room.
Best Coffee Table Materials
When it comes to coffee tables, materials aren't much of an obstacle. Coffee tables have become so popular that they are now made out of pretty much every material used to make furniture. Whether you have a square coffee table or a round coffee table, you can find it in just about any material you like. Next time you are choosing a new accent table, cocktail table, end table or coffee table, you'll have plenty of options. However, some comparison might be helpful. Here are some of the most popular materials used to make coffee tables to help you on your way.
Best End Tables for Each Room
Although the most popular room for end tables is undoubtedly the living room, you can place these tables in nearly every room in your home. When considering how to fit end tables in the rooms of your home, consider the room decor and whether or not the style of the end table matches your own. Even more basic than the style of end table is its shape, so consider how it will fit into your room. End tables can be square, rectangular, round or oval. Some end tables even nest together. One shape of end table might look best next to a recliner, while another might be perfect next to a sectional sofa. Look carefully at the room in which you will be placing the end tables. Is dark wood or light wood prevalent? Is it a small room or large room? Will the table sit in a corner, against a wall or in the middle of the room? As you can see, end tables are quite flexible. Here are some tips on placing end tables in your home.
Sofa Tables vs End Tables
Once you have a sofa, the next most important pieces of living room furniture are accent tables. But do you know which ones to use in your space? Sofa tables and end tables both offer distinct benefits for your home, but they're often lumped together. In order to choose the best furniture for your living room, you'll want to learn the differences between sofa tables and end tables.
Coffee Table Fact Sheet
Coffee tables aren't limited to holding coffee cups and oversize books. A popular piece of furniture, the coffee table may be in the living room, den or recreation room, or on the patio: anywhere people using a sofa and chairs may gather and require space to place a beverage or plate. They may hold game boards for spirited competitions or the pieces for a jigsaw puzzle. A coffee table can be a focal point or a demure accessory. This coffee table fact sheet should help you learn more about this versatile piece of furniture.
Best Tables for Your Living Room
Taking the time to decide on the right kind of tables for your living room is time well spent. The right kinds of living room tables will enhance the appearance of your home, while the wrong kinds will detract from its decor. Trendy and stylish end tables create visual interest in your living room. Their versatile nature means that you can leave them bare or add charming accent pieces. Choosing the right coffee, sofa and end tables for your living room is a very important choice. Keep reading for more information on the best tables for your living room.
How to Arrange End Tables
You can use end tables in so many more places than just the two ends of your sofa. Look around your home and see where you could use a decorative accent piece, a little bit of storage, or just a place to set something down. Then you can shop for the end tables that will fill all of those needs.
How to Organize Clutter on a Dining Room Table
All too often, kitchen and dining room tables become a catchall for things, often because of a lack of organization and storage options. When children come home from school, the jackets and backpacks land on the kitchen table as kids head to the refrigerator. After doing several loads of laundry, clean clothes can end up on the dining room table. Mail, bills, books, phone chargers and accessories seem to migrate to this location over time. Cleaning off the dining room table can give your family back a space to come together and socialize without the presence of a TV.
Tips on Choosing a Sofa Table
Do you need to add function to your living room? Sofa tables can be placed between the sofa and the wall, where they provide a surface for lamps, books, or other objects. They also allow air flow from a radiator or heater vent that may be behind the sofa. This isn't the only way you can use these versatile living room tables. To pick the best sofa table for your space, follow these tips.
How to Accessorize an Ottoman
Ottomans serve multiple purposes in home decor. Some people use them as footstools, pairing them with armchairs, loveseats or couches. Others invest in storage ottomans with removable tops or trays beneath. In some homes, ottomans may serve as coffee tables, cocktail tables or end tables. Accessorize your ottoman to increase its functionality as well as its style. Below, you'll learn how to accessorize an ottoman.
Best Additional Features for Coffee Tables
Don't ask what you can do for your coffee table; ask what your coffee table can do for you. Coffee tables are nothing if not multi-tasking furniture pieces that can accomplish a lot with a little. Trunk storage, magazine racks, drawers, shelving, hidden seating or even built-in ottomans are all possibilities, but beware of the busily tricked-out coffee table that includes all of these features. The message bears repeating: Think about the form and function of your coffee table. How will its design impact how you use it? The modern coffee table comes with plenty of extras, so choose carefully.
Necessary Living Room Furniture - Sofas
Take a good look at your living room furniture. Sofas and loveseats are a staple when it comes to the way your living room looks. Pair your sofa with a loveseat or ottoman, and your living room is well on its way to looking its best. Although most people own living room furniture like ottomans and end tables, few realize what an impact their sofa can have on a living room. Sofas and other accompanying furniture can either tie a living room theme together or break it. Keep reading for more information about sofas.
FAQs about Accent Tables
It's a common misconception that you need a lamp or a piece of art to complete a room. While those are both good choices, the same function can be filled with an elegant end table. Convenient, functional and at least semi-portable, living room accent tables are quickly becoming the accessory of choice in all types of homes. The right accent table can complement any style and provide an added storage area in even the smallest of spaces. Keep reading for the answers to frequently asked questions about accent tables.
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for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Toronto
A truly NY experience!Posted Mar 22, 2015
Fantastic hotel. Brilliant service. The restaurant was outstanding. Loved every minute of our 4 night stay. Rooms are gorgeous. View was so:so. But who cares. You're in NYC!
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Posted Feb 23, 2015
Superb! Always a fantastic experience at the Mark.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Toronto, ON
Nice independent hotelPosted Feb 17, 2015
Pros: I like the food, cleanness, space given. Overall everything was good.
Cons: Need to get a spa in there!
Location: Didn't do much as it was -28 Celsius out and when we even just try to go out the wind was so sharp it hurts. So we ordered room service with movie =)
Overall, the hotel is nice, the restaurant food was pricey but good. It doesn't have a spa. The room are spacious enough.
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Not- 5 starPosted Jan 21, 2015
Felt more like upper east side Wanna -be - euro hotel Expensive but not worth it. Touristy business hotel.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Posted Jan 12, 2015
This is a gorgeous hotel with wonderful service and amenities. Beware room service - it is extremely pricey.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Honolulu
The Mark is great!Posted Dec 14, 2014
As a returning guest I must say it was a pleasure to return after so many years away. I have not returned since the remodel and ownership change but now will use it as my hotel of choice in New York!
for Familiesby Cherylfrom Philadelphia
Great HotelPosted Dec 6, 2014 on Hotels.com
The Hotel is incredible!!! Great restaurant and rooms
for Business Travelersby Jordi
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for Couplesby A verified travelerfrom DF
De los Mejores Hoteles de Nueva YorkPosted Nov 24, 2014
Pros: Atención, excelencia en el servicio, ubicación, habitaciones perfectas, su restaurante y bar extraordinarios.
Cons: Los precios..!!! Es extremadamente Caro..!! Como todo Upper East manhattan..jeje.
Location: A una cuadra de la quinta avenida, central park y la milla de los museos. Bicis y autos con chofer gratis para ciertos puntos..!! Maravilla.!
Sin duda, the mark compite con los mejore hoteles de NY. Excelente de 10...
for Business Travelersby A verified travelerfrom Sydney,Australia
Hotel excellent,restaurant totally disappointingPosted Nov 21, 2014
Pros: The ambience and proximity to museums and shopping I had planned
Cons: Restaurant staff training
Location: Easily accessible to museums and Madison Avenue shopping.
Reception staff professional and efficient,bell staff delightful. Room attractively furnished,quite spacious,bathroom fabulous and well-appointed. In room technology functioned well. Restaurant staff,especially the female hostess and server would benefit from far more training on greeting older solo diners. The male servers were very pleasant and helpful.


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