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need business name for small new and used furniture, antiuques and some outdoor decor .uniques. i thought of inside out. . would like to have a word that people will not forget. dont everybody i thank you for your help.

How about:

"Junque".. with an 'umlaut' or accent mark over the 2nd "u"

2008-01-09 08:34:30 by Teresa P

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We painted most of it Saturday. Second coat yesterday and touched up a few places today. We did all this indoors. I moved the paint can outside. The changing table is still inside. Paint fumes are still lingering. Will they go away? We used Rustoleum sateen finish smooth protective enamel; ideal for furniture, fixtures and outdoor decor. Says it is safe for childrens toys, etc.

I would put the changing table outside for a few days ( in a protected spot) or leave the windows open, to throughly air the room. I was told to place a bowl of milk or vinegar in the room overnight, and to change daily, to remove the paint fumes - and it DID work.
Do NOT give the milk to the cat afterwards, though !! Just pour it out.
Congratulations on your upcoming *little arrival* !

2007-01-08 14:42:54 by april_hwth

the description is:
Manufacturer/Importer of Patio Furniture, Garden Tools/Supplies and Outdoor Décor

is for a job but i dont know what that is...

You'd most likely be dealing w/ customer complaints and/or questions. Taking calls, answering questions, troubleshooting assembly issues possibly. Just my thoughts.

2009-05-13 12:59:57 by ♪♫♥llop♥♫♪

Price: $19.95 $7.05

Measures 4 ½" x 3 ¾" x 10 ¼" high
Suitable for hanging or use as a freestyle lamp
For use with tealights or votive candles only (not included)

I sell home and garden decor as well as personal giftwares, bath & body gift baskets, bathroom accesories, candles, lamps, dishwares, glass decor, toys, some pet supplies, incense, inspirational gifts, aminal art, pictures, windchimes, outdoor furniture, birdhouses, picnic essentials and more... If you are a business owner and is looking to expand your inventory or perhaps are adding "new" products to your line, feel free to contact me... I am a very reliable, dependable and an honest person who is starting out for the first time. I have to tell you that this business is extremely competitive. However every successful business owner started out with someone who had helped them along the way.... Thanks A Bunch!!

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2007-05-02 18:25:17 by VS

The area is long and narrow, 8 feet by 23 feet. The long front is screened; the two end walls are beige stucco, like house. Ceiling is white. I'm getting a ceiling fan. I have green indoor-outdoor carpet, a bit worn, but okay.
There's a white plastic chaise lounge with green striped cushion and a white plastic table with four chairs. I have place mats and silk tulips on the table. There's one small white plastic table.

I don't love the white plastic patio furniture, but it's all I can afford right now. I want to accessorize and add some wall decor to the stucco, if possible. But what?

I don't have a green thumb, and I live in Florida. I will add some plants and flowers, but need suggestions.

It's hot and humid here. Fabrics fade and mildew. During certain seasons, yellow pollen lies thick as powder over everything. So I have to be practical.

It doesn't have to look like Martha Stewart dropped by, but I do need practical, inexpensive suggestions. Ideas, please!!

Pick a color and stick to it for flowers and other accessories. Add candles in varying heights to the tables. Hang pictures if you like or baskets with plants. You can buy a couple of the 'basket weave' metal trash cans for around $3.00 each. line them with peat moss and add a tall green plant. Put one on either side of the door.

Add a small throw pillow to the chaise lounge.
You can paint the chairs and tables for just a few bucks if you want a change. (dark forest green?)

Add a cheap rug (sisal), a bowl of fruit (oranges - as orange would be a great accent color for your area), a couple of flowering plants (orange inpatients?) , a table cloth in a tropical print of green, orange, yellow, white, and you have a whole new look.

Shop thrift stores and yard sales.

Hope this helps. :)

2007-07-08 09:32:30 by Joyce A