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Water stains through paint on brick fireplace
We had our contractor tear off a drywall fireplace surround that was coming apart. The bricks underneath were damp, which was expected since the previous owner had a lot of ice damming that wasn't taken care of because she was ill. Since living in the house and being alerted to the damming by our next door neighbor, we were able to stave off any major damming and had no additional water over the past 3 years.
The contractors ran heaters and fixed some of the mortar and when the bricks were dry, they painted with a masonry sealer and then BM paint. They started to see some stains come through, so they did use Kilz, as well. However, after 2 coats of kilz and 2 coats of the interior paint, the staining is not any better, in fact it has gotten worse as of today.
Is there anything that can be done at this point? Any additional product to try? The fp is painted white...if we went with a darker color, would it hide the stains or would they show up no matter what?
Our contractors are aware of the issue and we haven't yet discussed what the fix will be. I just want to gather some other opinions or btdt suggestions before hearing their thoughts.
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Everything you've done is a bandaid on a gushing artery. It doesn't address the real problem at all. You're seeing "water stains" as the problem, when the real problem is water infiltration. I would highly suspect that the chimney was not properly flashed and that you might have some rotten decking and even support members if this has been going on for a while.
I appreciate the feedback....I should have written that the water infiltration issue has been addressed at the roof/chimney with repairs.
I'm just looking for advice about how to cover the water stains. I've since done some research and perhaps an oil-based or shellac primer should have been used.
I'm resisting the temptation to say that there is a special circle in you-know-where for people who paint brick work.
If you're correct - and there's no reason to believe that you're not - that the water intrusion problems have been eliminated, then the problem was that the bricks were not really dry when the finishes were applied. Bricks can absorb a surprising amount of water. If the surface feels dry to the touch, it does not mean that all the water has evaporated. In addition, running heaters at one level of the house would not have prevented moisture from migrating via capillary action from the bricks above and below.
Probably not what you want to hear, but the coatings now in place will prevent rapid evaporation and the stains will keep appearing until all the water is finally gone. You might try Kilz again, making sure that it's not the water based kind, but I'm not optimistic.
"they painted with a masonry sealer and then BM paint. They started to see some stains come through, so they did use Kilz, as well. However, after 2 coats of kilz and 2 coats of the interior paint, the staining is not any better, in fact it has gotten worse as of today. "
None of these coatings are ging to stop continued moisture migration.
They can (at best) slow some water vapor movement, but cannot halt liquid water movement by capillary action.
If the bricks have a large water load in them, the water will continue to move as both liquid and vapor through the brick towards the heated space.
It can be enough to actually force a film finish off the surface forming bubbles of water vapor or even liquid water behind the finish.
It just a problem tat even after the source of the water is found and blocked can take time to resolve, with few effective options for speeding the resolution.
'Tincture of time' is often the only real 'cure.'
mainegrower, I would have loved to keep the brick, but it was not a pretty brick at all. And didn't seem to fit with the rest of the house. But maybe someone else would think differently. :)
So, brickeye if there's still moisture, should we just keep it as it is and not apply an oil-based or shellac layer? Will the brick dry through all these new layers of paint? Or are we talking about waiting until the paint inevitably pulls away from the brick (ugh)?
Leave it alone for at last a few months.
As little coating as possible,
You want the moisture to escape, not remain trapped by surface finishes.
I cannot tell you how many floors ad plaster walls I have seen ruined after a leak by trying to 'hurry up' and fix the problem.
Plaster with the finish layer blown off, floors that look like washboards (first one way, then the other as they are sanded and then finally dry).
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I have made initial observations and will now leave them for a week before judging them first on appearance, and then on how easily the labels come off after soaking them in warm soapy water.
Try Oxi_clean to remove they pop right off
i put mine in the dishwasher.... or boil them... the heat makes them come right off.
I'll be looking forward to the results of your experiment...It's the ultimate brewer's conundrum, we hate taking labels off bottles (even though I use the oxyclean soak method) and yet some of us do what to decorate our own bottles... Oh and I enjoyed your blog too! I have a "closet brewery" also...Though I never though of putting a sutible poster in it....Have to go and do some shopping.
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it looks like the wet bottle and milk are already losers. Thanks for doing the experiment for the bottlers out here.
What's your hobby Ray? Drinkin. Want a beer Buddy?
Revvy, the poster (which Im really happy with) was as idea I had after realising how scruffy the walls looked before I started. I knew I couldn't paint them as I'd have to wait a long time for the paint to dry and the smell to go away. I was really pleased to find a poster I thought would look good in only the second shop I looked in. Other options included more modern dark JD posters, and full pint of guinness.
bigjohnmilford, I think, with a couple of practice goes, I could get the water and milk ones slightly neater, but I don't really want a method that might not look perfect every time.
The milk is like hanging wall paper. After a few it's easy.
Thanks again, We don't bother labeling for home just a simple avery circle with different colors. But, we will be doing some wedding beers that will require labeling and I want to make clean up as easy as possible.
Umm, while we are on this topic, doesn't the milk smell bad. I know it is just a small amount, but still, I would think it would make your label and bottle smell a bit funky.


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ACROSS MISSISSIPPI — Manufacturing activity in the Southeast increased in February, driven by strong improvements in all areas except employment, according to the Southeast's Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) report released by Kennesaw State University's Econometric Center in the Michael J. Coles College of Business.
The Southeast PMI increased 5.4 points to 56, while the National PMI increased 1.9 points to 53.2.
Six Southeastern states — Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee — are included in the Econometric Center's monthly regional report. Four states — Georgia, Florida, Tennessee and Mississippi — recorded higher PMIs. Florida, Georgia and Tennessee recorded higher new orders and production, which contributed to the 5.4-point PMI increase.
The increase moved the February Southeast PMI to a more solid level of growth and its highest reading since May 2012. New orders and production increases of 10 and 7 points, respectively, were instrumental for such a strong increase, according to Don Sabbarese, director of the Econometric Center and professor of economics at Kennesaw State.
"February's increase, although encouraging, still requires a longer period at this level to prove its sustainability," said Sabbarese.
Highlights of the February Southeast PMI include:
- New orders increased 10 points to 59 based on increases for Florida, Georgia and Tennessee
- Production increased 7.1 points to 55, based on increases for Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, and Tennessee
- Employment decreased 3.2 points to 52, based on decreases for Florida, Louisiana and Mississippi
- Supplier delivery increased 6 points to 57, based on increases for Alabama, Georgia and Louisiana
- Finished inventory increased 7 points to 57, based on increases for Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee
- Commodity prices decreased 7.6 points to 58, based on decreases for Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee
The Southeast PMI reading is a composite of five variables — new orders, production, employment, supply deliveries and finished inventory. A sixth variable, commodity prices, is compiled by the Coles College's Econometric Center but does not go into the PMI calculation.
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Winnipeg Free Press - PRINT EDITION
Silence is golden at NHL talks
Absence of usual verbal vitriol good sign progress being made
NEW YORK -- Silence never sounded so good to hockey fans.
On the 52nd day of this interminable lockout the caustic cacophony ended and the men in charge of our game began to whisper among themselves in search of solutions.
No grandstanding, no players on Twitter calling Gary Bettman bad names, no agents and media sniping at one another. Just bargaining between the two parties.
What a novelty. Sitting down in a room and going round and round looking for positions to agree upon as if it mattered. Reality was the background music to this dance -- not arguments rooted in rhetoric.
The NHL and NHLPA met for several hours on Tuesday at an undisclosed location in New York. While there was little talk coming out of the meeting, its length and the promise of another meeting today suggests progress is finally being made.
While no one would go on the record, reports indicated Tuesday's talks centred on player contracting, while today's talks will focus on the "make-whole" provision.
"Collective bargaining negotiations between the National Hockey League and representatives of the National Hockey League's Players' Association recessed Tuesday night at 10:15 p.m. (EST). With meetings scheduled to resume Wednesday, the League will not characterize the substance or detail of the discussions until their conclusion," said deputy commissioner Bill Daly in a statement.
The two sides have done little but carp at one another to this point, but with the potential of a lost season growing larger as each wasted day turns into the next, it appears there is now an impetus to move forward.
Finally, it appears the two sides are willing to trade and pass concepts back and forth across the table. The posturing has been significantly downgraded. We've all been waiting for them to negotiate.
It started on Tuesday.
Where those negotiations lead from here remains to be seen, but many observers agree the two sides are now in a two-week window to reach an agreement or face dire consequences.
Hardliners on the ownership side are not interested in playing a 50-game season beginning in January. They want 62 games at a minimum and would prefer 70. They'd need to start Dec. 1 to get in 70 games, leaving two weeks to conclude a deal and another week to get teams ready to hit the ice.
Union leader Don Fehr spoke with the media Tuesday afternoon prior to heading into negotiations.
"The players' view has always been that we ought to keep negotiating until we find a way to get an agreement," said Fehr. "You sort of stay at it day by day -- so it's very good to be getting back to the table. We hope that this time it produces more progress than we've seen in the past and we can figure out a way to make an agreement and to get the game back on the ice as soon as possible."
Fehr also tipped the union's hand on a number of issues they consider troubling at this stage.
"The player contracting rights are very important to them obviously," said Fehr, before adding that the "make-whole" proposition the league has indicated they would alter is not the only issue needing to be solved.
The sides have agreed to split hockey related revenue down the middle but the players want contracts signed under their previous share of 57 per cent to be paid to the full dollar amount. The league originally proposed a mechanism that guaranteed those dollars through a deferment program that would eventually take those funds from the earning potential of future players.
Last week as the league cancelled the Winter Classic it also leaked the news they would be willing to fund the make-whole mostly out of their end.
"It depends on what (make-whole) appears to be," said Fehr. "Obviously, to the extent that the players can achieve the not going backwards that will be significant. It doesn't end the matter, there are still other things that are important."
Fehr would not characterize the meetings last weekend between his brother and NHLPA special counsel Steve Fehr and Daly.
"Sometimes you've got to get together in a forum and figure out logistically how to go forward," said Fehr. "We think it was a productive discussion in that regard.
"I'm not going to comment on signs, I'm not going to prognosticate, I'm not going to predict. It's not something which in my experience is a productive thing to do. We'll just wait."
The two sides had not met since talks broke down on Oct. 18, following the NHLPA tabling three offers the league shot down in a matter of minutes. The ensuing rhetoric centred around ownership claiming there was no reason to meet and the union chiding the league for not wanting to sit down.
Fehr can jab with the best of them, but on Tuesday he was conciliatory.
"We're hopeful that we'll start bargaining and we'll continue bargaining until we find a way to make a deal," he said.
Tuesday was about real talk and not cheap shots. Hope for more of the same today.
Twitter: @garylawless
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition November 7, 2012 C1
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Hydrangea Alive or Dying Slowly?
Just planted Endless Summer variety in May, and it appears to have taken a bad turn, but I think it may be responding to a cold snap we had last week, where a light frost was present. I recently saw other hydrangeas at the nursery that look similarly shriveled though not as badly. Any thoughts?
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Pull those dead leaves off and pile them around the crown. Then add a few more inches of leaves, all for winter. If the stems are not dead, they may or may not produce foliage or buds next season, but you may need to wait until around Memorial Day to be certain, and then trim the dead ends back to where there is new growth.
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Thanks everyone. Yes, it did rain quite a bit recently, so the soil was a bit moist. I try to not overwater the area, since it was backfilled (by previous owner who built the home) with native heavy clay soil. I added organic mulch the last two years, and will also by applying some thin compost come spring. The new buds can be seen if you look closely at the plant (not in pic) so it may put out new growth fine next year, we'll see. It also got moved once this season, due to an ornamental tree that needed to be removed. So, not only was it moved, but its amount of light received was raised rather quickly and dramatically. It also received a rabbit prune, and it appeared to have some powedery mildew on some leaves in July. In all, it has endured alot, if it makes it through the winter and early spring, I will be pleasantly surprised. I will try to remulch a little when the weather starts to turn in a few weeks, to protect this, and some other new plants. Any thoughts about a hard prune in the spring as well? I only slow release fertilized when it was purchased (very little sprinkle of hollytone) nothing since, I dont like to overfertilize newer plants. I am a little new to hydras, but I have another Annabelle which is doing very well, in the same bed, so we'll see. Thanks again.


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Nice fancy title, huh? I'm really just calling it that to make it sound as though I intended to wait this long to do an update. In truth I've been meaning to do an update for a few weeks once I realized that I kind of left people hanging in regards to a few of James' more potentially serious medical issues. Oops!
Joel and I took James in to Seattle Children's on October 31st to see the endocrinologist. This is the same day that the kids and I hopped in the car to make the move to Eastern WA, so I hope that at least partially explains the lapse in updates (and Brenna fractured her arm the next day, but that's a story for another time). It was nice to be able to take James in together since most of the appointments have been just me and James, and it's helpful to have another adult there to remember all the medical jargon later on. For this visit I decided to take Children's up on their offer of a free interpreter for James since we don't know exactly how much he understands of what we're saying, and I thought he might enjoy hearing his native language. Wrong! He kept his distance from the interpreter and refused to interact with her at all. He pretty much stayed on my lap as much as possible during the visit. I hope the interpreter wasn't too offended, but I do know that she enjoyed the appointment despite James' behavior because she has an uncle with Down syndrome and appreciated hearing the doctor's explanations regarding DS and thyroid function. Anyway, on to the actual results of the appointment. The doctor, who looked younger than me, said that since his blood test results were only slightly elevated in the one area, she wanted to do another blood test that day, and if the results were still a little high, then we would take him in again in 4-6 months to check the hormone levels again. She called the next week to let us know that his results were now actually within the "normal" range, so she wanted him tested in 2 months, which would be now I guess. (I should get him back in there…) When she said this, I was really confused because I'm not sure why he would need to be tested again sooner for normal results than he would have for abnormal results, but I didn't say a peep about that because my brain is slow to process things when I'm on the phone. I just sat there with a perplexed look on my face that she, of course, couldn't see. So the good news is that he may still be within normal ranges, but we'll have to wait for the next test for confirmation.
I forgot that before this appointment Joel had taken James in for his audiology exam. Once again he got inconclusive results, so we have to take him back in the next couple months. He passed in one ear but not the other. James either really likes living on the edge all the time, or he loves to visit the doctor.
Okay, on to the biggie… the heart! I was absolutely thrilled to discover that there is a Children's clinic over here in Richland that offers cardiology services. I was expecting to have to drive a little over 3 hours for his heart appointments, but we got to drive 15 minutes instead. The visit at our regional Heart Center confirmed what the first echo showed. He does have heart defects, but his heart is functioning well enough that surgery is not required at this time. Praise the Lord that this little boy's heart partially healed itself! James will be having an echo annually to ensure that it still functions well as he grows. I asked about any precautions we need to take with him regarding his heart defects, and there were none besides watching him to make sure he isn't overexerting himself physically and making sure we are diligent with his dental hygiene.
Thanks to all of you who have kept this sweet little boy in your prayers! I apologize for not updating sooner since I know there are people that don't know us "in real life" who have prayed for us and continued to follow James' progress after the adoption process was over. I will write again soon with updates on life on this side of the mountains as well as James' first Christmas and first trip to Disneyland. That may actually take a couple of posts because there's a lot swirling around in my brain about all of that. We hope that you all had a wonderful Christmas and bring in the new year with joy!


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When it comes to "talent," size of brain components does matter – but bigger isn't necessarily better
La Jolla, CA – The ability to hit a baseball or play a piano well is part practice and part innate talent. One side of the equation required for skilled performances has its roots in the architecture of the brain genetically determined before birth, say scientists at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies. Practice takes no explaining, just persistence.read more >>
Neurons that detect motion rapidly switch between modes of data collection
La Jolla, CA – Form does follow function, as far as visual cortex neurons tasked with perceiving action are concerned. Far from being the static nerve cells researchers believed them to be, capable of performing only a single function, scientists at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies found these neurons rapidly shift back and forth between two ways of collecting information about moving objects.read more >>
Deconstructing brain wiring, one neuron at a time
La Jolla, CA – Researchers have long said they won't be able to understand the brain until they can put together a "wiring diagram" – a map of how billions of neurons are interconnected. Now, researchers at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies have jumped what many believe to be a major hurdle to preparing that chart: identifying all of the connections to a single neuron.read more >>
DNA ends: common tool, different job
La Jolla, CA – Every time a cell repairs or replicates its DNA, the resulting single strand is wrapped up by a dedicated protein complex. In eukaryotes or organisms whose cells have a nucleus, this job is handled by a tripartite complex called replication protein A (RPA). Researchers at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies have now unearthed a novel RPA-like complex that specifically homes in on the short single-stranded DNA "tail" end of yeast chromosomes.read more >>
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National Academy of Sciences honors Joe Ecker with Carty Award
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La Jolla, CA – Researchers at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies in collaboration with scientists at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) took a high resolution "action shot" of a protein switch that plays a crucial role in the development of the nervous system. Their findings, published in the Dec. 8 issue of the journal Molecular Cell, provide a template for the design of small molecule inhibitors to control that switch, a protein called Scp1, at will.read more >>
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La Jolla, CA —Dr. Andrew Dillin, an assistant professor in the Molecular and Cellular Biology Laboratory at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies, has been selected for the 2007 McKnight Neuroscience of Brain Disorders Award. He will receive $300,000 over a three-year period to study "age-associated neuroprotection by insulin/IGF-1 signaling."read more >>


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Speed of Sound - Coldplay
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