We have two back doors in our home and both have door security bars on them
at night. I love having multiple doors in our home for my own use, but
I hate that they could be a security problem and potential intruder
access. Let me tell you how I ever found out about door security
bars. Frankly, I would never live in any home without them.
When our daughter moved out into her first apartment, I openly expressed my
concern for the placement of the front door. The apartment manager
recommended a door security bar that our daughter could easily put in place
when she was home. The manager said it was better than a deadbolt lock
because it couldn't be kicked in like a door frame. I was intrigued by
this suggestion since I had never seen a door security bar. For a very
small amount of money, we purchased one and immediately tried it out.
It was so effective for our daughter, that I purchased two for our
home.
That was years ago and several moves due to her career. Her next
apartment required two security bars. She told me that she loved being
able to enter through her kitchen door and easily see the front door
security bar was still in place. I understood the peace of mind it
provided her. Since then, she has had door security bars in every
home, in every city, in every country she has lived in.
If we are driving when we travel, we have taken a door security bar to
hotels with us. They won't travel well on airplanes, but we can easily
slip one in our car.
When the door security bars are properly in place, no one has ever
been able to push through one in our experience and we have tried.
They need to be firmly wedged at an angle under the door handle.
I give the base of ours a little kick with the side of my foot to make sure
it is tight and secure. Think of the movies when you have seen damsels
in distress put a leaning chair under the door handle. It works
exactly the same way, just doesn't take up as much space.
Master Lock Door Security Bar
These security bars work well in my home. They easily fit under our door handles and grip the tile or hardwood floors. They may not be very pretty, but security is worth more than beauty.
We remove our door security bar each morning and put it back up at night. Since we never adjust the length of the bars we have on the back doors, they are easy to pull out from under the door handle and set them behind/beside the door for the day. Then, we shove them back in place at night.
20 Gauge Steel Construction
Easy to Remove & Put Back in Place
Adjustable Length
Pivoting Ball Joint on Foot Assures Full Contact with the Floor
Fits Most Standard Doors
Works in Sliding Doors too
Remove Y-connector for Door Handle to Use with Sliding Doors
There are a few things you need to remember when using the door security bars.
Place them at an angle, like you see in the picture. Not straight up and down under the door knob
Wedge them firmly between the door knob and the floor
Do not place them on moveable mats - they need to be able to grip the floor
As I was preparing to write this review, I noticed there are knock-offs that are so thin that they bend. I have purchased the door security bar shown below 5 times. Unless Master changes the way they are manufacturing their security bar, this is the brand I would recommend. Otherwise, search for one that is made with 20 gauge steel. Keep in mind, steel is stronger than iron.
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Play-Doh is a non-toxic modeling material for young children, for older children and, of course, for the young at heart. It is made from a blend of wheat flour, water, salt, boric acid, and mineral oil. Join me here as I review a bit of the history of the iconic play compound.
A BRIEF HISTORY
Play-Doh was first made as a wallpaper cleaner in the United States in the 1930s and became a children’s product in the 1950s when it appeared at an educational convention and was eventually used in schools. Initially the department store Woodward and Lothrop took on the product but when Macy’s and Marshall Field’s saw how popular the modelling compound was, they also took it on. Play-Doh did not have money for advertising so, in what turned out to be a stroke of genius, they arranged for Captain Kangaroo, the then massively popular children’s show, to use it on air once a week. The rest is, as they say, history.
THE COMPANY'S HISTORY, A VIDEO
The Accidental Birth of Play-Doh: Uncover the complete company history via interesting, 10-minute long YouTube video:
CONTINUED POPULARITY
Play-Doh has continued to be popular in the decades that followed and is now available in an endless array of sets that include everything from cans of dough to items like the perennially popular Fun Factory to pop culture themes of the day like Star Wars and Disney. The product made the Toy Industry’s Association Century of Toys List in 2003.
SKILL DEVELOPMENT
Play-Doh is a wonderful product for developing children’s skills. Fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination are enhanced with all of the pushing, squishing, squeezing, and pinching that is required to play with the product. Literacy and numeracy are promoted when a child creates shapes and numbers and acts out stories.
Calm and focus are a natural result of this quiet activity that also supports creativity, imagination, playtime and social skills. Whether a child has a few colors of the modeling material or many colors, the options are endless.
TODAY
According to the video shown above, Play-Doh is available in over 80 countries today and the current owner, Hasbro, produces over 500 million cans of the modeling compound each year.
Is there a can of Play-Doh in your future?
See you at the toy store!
Brenda
Treasures By Brenda
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Everyone who has read some of my book reviews knows that I love historical novels. I am fascinated with the World War II era, as it has impacted my family as well.
War is horrendous and of that there is no doubt, but I think we all need reminding that war can turn "normal" humans into savage beasts.
A Song of Silence is a book that is hard to read and harder to put down. Steve Lee's characters are all based on true life people that were able to corroborate the "horrors" that were inflicted on so many people all over Europe, during the uprisings in 1938-1939 and beyond!
A Song of Silence is a love story and a story of unbridled heroism and self-giving.
Mirek Kozlowski is running an orphanage for children who have been displaced by marauding Nazi henchmen. Mirek takes in all the children that are brought to him. People in his village know that he will take care of them and give them some much needed "normalcy" in a world gone crazy. His orphanage houses over 80 youngsters, Mirek feeds and houses them all and treats each one of them like they were his own son or daughter. There is the classrooms where Mirek insists the children learn to read. It is what a child between the ages of 6 to 13 should understand, schooling!. Mirek's hope is to give these children a loving and caring home where they should have no fears. So many of them have already seen much more than a child should.
His little town in Poland so far has not been noticed by the Nazi's and he hopes that it will stay that way until the war is over. But, that will not be the case.
Mirek knew it was a long shot that they could remain unscathed from the realities that was happening all over Poland. But he was an optimist at heart. reality tells him to have the children ready for anything! The worst case scenario would be to taunt the Nazi's with "Polish" sentiments and identity. He needs to train the children on what to do if that worst case scenario actually happens. Everyone has been trained on what to do in case of an "unexpected visit" by the Nazi's.
Everything Polish has been put away and all things German now fill the classroom. It was a sickening sight for Mirek and the children, but needed to be done. Safety of the children was most important and after all and this was just window dressing.
Ania (Anne Maria) Kisiell comes to work with Baba Hanka (the housekeeper) and meets Mirek for the first time. Ania and Hanka work to keep the children fed and the house in a reasonable state of order. Hard to do with so many youngsters.
This is the background of Mirek and Ania's story, the start of a love story that you will not soon forget. But I must confess that I won't tell you anymore now! This book has to go on your reading list and I know that you will be touched by the self-sacrifice and love that both Mirek and Ania shower down on the children in their care.
I could not put A Song of Silence down and I have read many World War II novels over the years. This one will be etched on my mind for a long time. A Song of Silence is one book that you should not miss!
This book gets a ***** (Five) Star rating from me and I don't give those up too easily.
It is out on May 12 and available to you through Amazon.com, Kindle edition and many national book retailers. Steve N. Lee is a masterful story teller, you will not be disappointed!
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This year I have started to take ImmunityFizz every day and I love it. The taste is amazing and I love the feeling that I am doing something to improve my immune system. The fact that the drink it makes is a gorgeous purple colour has nothing to do with my enjoyment, despite what my daughter says!
So what's so special about ImmunityFizz, well it is a delicious drink that is designed to support your immune system.
The ingredients include Arabinogalactin which is from the North American Larch Tree and has been clinically studied to support immune response. It also includes Vitamin D, Vitamin C, Zinc and Elderberry Extract.
You only take one stick a day so a box gives you a month's supply. I have been taking it religiously every day and so far I've avoided the viruses that are doing the rounds here in Australia as we head into winter. I don't know if I can thank ImmunityFizz for the fact that I've avoided these viruses, but I do know that it makes me feel good to be proactive about supporting my immune system.
Another thing that I really love is that I take the ImmunityFizz in a glass with 600ml of water so that's adding to my water intake for the day (something that I have to remind myself about during winter).
I used to take a tablet daily to boost my immune system, but I definitely prefer enjoying this drink instead. Do you think you'd prefer a tablet or a drink to support your immunity?
Don't you think it looks lovely? It has been strongly suggested by my daughter that maybe I love it because it's purple and I'll admit the colour doesn't hurt LOL!
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Is kitchen counter space tight? Is a traditional wood knife block taking up too much of the kitchen counter? The Universal Knife Black may be right in your lane to increase functionality along with increasing counter space.
I found this alternative to the traditional wood knife block when shopping to replace a very attractive, but very heavy and large knife block. With counter space at a premium the Universal Knife Block caught my shopping attention and I decided to give it a try.
Material
The Universal Knife Block comes in a three colors: black, white and lime green. The white and black colors are speckled to resemble marble (and actually from a distance the visual of marble is very close!) An up close inspection and it is evident the material is imitation and the block is in fact made of plastic.
Price Point And Convenience
The top of the knife black looks like a wavy grate. Knifes of all types easily fit between the "grates" with the handles straight up. This design is a huge space saver whether it be on the counter or in a kitchen cabinet.
The block is very easy to use and fits all different size and shapes of knives. The price point of twenty dollars much less expensive than traditional wood knife blocks. If down sizing or looking to increase counter space the Universal Knife Block is a very affordable alternative to wood.
Recomendation
The Universal Knife Block has already become a favorite. The block has two homes: 1. On the counter when cooking and 2. In a cabinet to be easily stored away. I do not miss the traditional heavy wood knife block taking up space on the counter.
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I've been on the hunt for a natural, safe remedy to deter squirrels from digging in my hanging pots and garden and something that would
naturally deter wasps and spiders.
After researching various options,
I discovered that peppermint oil is highly recommended for these
purposes. Its strong, minty aroma effectively repels these pests
while being safe for the environment, pets, and humans when used
properly.
Peppermint oil is a popular natural remedy for deterring various indoor and outdoor pests. This essential oil, derived from the peppermint plant, has a strong scent that many pests find overwhelming and unpleasant.
Here, I explore how to use peppermint oil to deter spiders indoors, wasps outdoors, and squirrels digging in your flower pots. I also discuss what pests peppermint oil won't deter and whether it might attract any pests.
Note: I've made the suggested diluted mixture, but I also use the pure oil outside (not diluted).
How to Use Peppermint Oil as a Pest Deterrent
General Preparation:
Mix peppermint oil with water to create a spray.
Use 10-15 drops of peppermint oil per cup of water.
For stronger solutions, use 20-30 drops per cup of water.
Shake the mixture well before each use.
I've also put some pure oil on the bricks of my house near my hanging pots as a potential climbing deterrent for squirrels.
Indoors (Spiders):
Spray the mixture around windows, doors, and baseboards.
Apply to corners, cracks, and other entry points where spiders may enter.
Reapply every 2-3 weeks or after cleaning.
I've sprayed the entire perimeter of my basement using this mixture. It seems to help!
Outdoors (Wasps):
Spray around areas where wasps are likely to build nests, such as under eaves, around porch roofs, and in sheds.
Apply to outdoor furniture and around picnic areas. I spray it under my outdoor table.
Reapply every few days or after rain.
I apply it to my decorative stones near my flowers and the open brick slots outside the house where I see the little "&#$%(" going in!
I have a little container on the patio table with pure peppermint oil.
Flower Pots (Squirrels):
They say you can spray the mixture directly onto the soil of flower pots, but I need to be brave enough to do that! I have sprayed it on my pots and around the edges of the flower pots.
I have yet to try dousing cotton balls with peppermint oil and placing them in the pots.
Reapply every 2-3 days or after watering.
What Peppermint Oil Won't Do
Rodents: Peppermint oil might be effective against mice and rats, but it is not a guaranteed deterrent. I couldn't speak to its effectiveness for this use. I encourage you to research more about rodents.
Significant Pests: It won't deter larger pests such as raccoons.
Persistent Insects: Peppermint oil alone may not significantly deter certain insects, such as ants and cockroaches.
Potential Insects That Peppermint Oil Might Attract
Pollinators: Bees and butterflies, which are generally drawn to floral and sweet scents, might be attracted to the sweet scent of peppermint oil.
Best Practices for Using Peppermint Oil
Consistency: Regular application is key to maintaining the effectiveness of peppermint oil as a deterrent.
Targeted Application: Focus on areas where pests are commonly found or seen entering.
Alternative Solutions: Consider integrating other pest control methods for persistent or large infestations.
Additional Tips
Safety: Ensure the peppermint oil mixture does not contact pets or children. While natural, it can still cause irritation.
Storage: Store peppermint oil in a cool, dark place to maintain potency.
Testing: Before widespread use, test the mixture in a small area to ensure it does not damage surfaces or plants.
Conclusion
Peppermint oil is an effective natural remedy for deterring spiders indoors, wasps outdoors, and squirrels from digging in your flower pots.
Peppermint oil can be part of your pest control strategy by following proper application methods and understanding its limitations.
It does seem to work for our home and the outdoor patio; I have had fewer wasps harassing me in the backyard so far this year. Since it's an easy, natural solution, I use peppermint oil inside and outside.
ADDED BONUS TIP:
Every month, I change our furnace filter and add about 20 drops of peppermint oil directly on the filter to give the house a pleasant, fresh peppermint scent throughout. It does wear off quickly (within a day or so).
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“... any man who can hitch the length and breadth of the Galaxy, rough it, slum it, struggle against terrible odds, win through and still know where his towel is, is clearly a man to be reckoned with."
Celebrating Towel Day
Fans of Douglas Adams’ book and its philosophy about towels, will enjoy Towel Day. Otherwise, towels are important in daily life and come in many forms.
There are bath towels and beach towels, dish towels, hand towels and tea towels.
To properly celebrate National Towel Day, let's look at a few examples of towels, that absorbent cloth used for drying.
Kinds of Towels
Bath Towels
Used to dry the entire body after a bath or shower. The best bath towel is one that is 100% cotton. Super luxury towels are those made of Egyptian Cotton. Pima Cotton and organic cotton are also superior types of cotton used in luxury towels.
Interesting note about those lovely soft towels hotels and resorts use ~ they are always 100% cotton (which makes them wonderfully absorbent) and always in the color white. White has an associated luxurious charm. White color also co-ordinates well with the decor of hotels.
Beach Towels
Used for going to the beach. Usually very colorful and they come in many designs.
Staying with our Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy theme, this galaxy beach towel is a fun choice for Hitchhiker fans. Other fans will know immediately what the number 42 / Don't Panic means!
Kitchen Towels
Used to dry dishes and wipe up spills in the kitchen. Kitchen towels are also known as dish towels (and are called tea towels in the U.K.
Hand Towels
Used to dry your hands. Hand towels are the perfect accessory for the kitchen and the bathroom. They are extremely handy hanging near the sink.
Summary
Towels, in addition to being the most important item a galaxy ‘hitchhiker’ can carry, are absolutely essential to every household. One can never have too many towels, as they have so many different uses.
National Towel Day
May 25
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In my last review, I explained why we run a washing machine cleaning packet
through a new home's washing machine on move-in day. We also run a
dishwasher cleaner through the family members new home's dishwasher.
Like clothes washing machines, the dishwasher has been used by previous tenants or owners. They may not have worried about the cleanliness of the dishwasher's interior or grease build-up on the bottom, sides or door interior. It could also have an unpleasant odor and need cleaning.
In my own home, I keep the dishwasher cleaner tabs on-hand and use then as needed. In the image on the right, you can see the residual grease on the inside of the dishwasher door still there after I washed the dishes. The grease stain wouldn't just easily wipe off, so I ran the empty dishwasher with the Cascade cleaner.
Viola! A clean dishwasher, ready for the next load of dirty dishes.
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I thought I was pretty good at keeping up with the changes in Adobe's Photoshop and Lightroom, but it seems like there is always something I missed. At our last photo club meeting the speaker introduced me to some features that have been there for months, and I was unaware of all the advantages they had.
Presets
The subject was on making your own presets in lightroom and while that was a great topic, while I was listening to the speaker, he mentioned a few features that I had overlooked. Lightroom, through the powers of AI, now gives you the ability to edit one section of a photo at a time with a single click. In the masking feature you can select sky, background or subject and then edit just that portion of the photo. In addition to this when you find a look that you like you can turn it into a preset and use the same editing for future photos.
One of the things that I had overlooked was the Lightroom in their latest update had added three groups of presets for you to use. They are for portraits, sky, and subject. This is a real time saver when one of the presets works for the photo you are editing.
Adaptive Presets-Sky
Here are the presets that are available for your use in Lightroom.
Blue Drama
Dark Drama
Neon Tropics
Storm Clouds
Sunrise
Sunset
The photo at the beginning of the review is one that I took while on a visit to Forest Park in St. Louis. It is of a historic bandstand, that has been a favorite of people visiting the park since the 1920's. In this photo I used the 'Blue Drama' preset to add a bit of drama to a rather dreary sky.
Another tip I learned from the speaker at photo club, is that there is a slider above all the presets and when you use this slider you can alter the amount of the preset that can be used on the photo, anywhere from 0 percent to 200 percent. Here are two examples using the same photo and using the 'Neon Tropics' preset. This first example uses the preset at 200 %.
This version is interesting, but I think it is a bit too dramatic, so here it is using only 50% 'Neon Tropics' preset.
I do think I like the 50% use a bit better.
Adaptive Presets-Subject
For subjects Lightroom has six different presets added in and in addition you can always make and safe your own presets.
Pop
Warm Pop
Soft
Cool Soft
Vibrant
Glow
To demonstrate the subject presets built into Lightroom I will give you a few examples below. You will first need to select your subject in the photo using the masking feature and then select your preset and add the percentage of preset that work for your photo. In my examples I will again use the Forest Park Bandstand photo.
The first one is using the Glow setting. It is very subtle, but I like the look it portrays.
The preset used int the photo below is the Pop setting at 200%
Like I learned at my last photo club session, there is always something new to be learned in Lightroom, even for those of us who are seasoned users. Here is a book that is sure to teach you a few tricks. Lightroom for Beginners and Seniors It can be purchased on Amazon.
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Kaizen Low Carb Pasta made with lupin flour is a health-conscious alternative to traditional pasta
made with wheat flour and semolina. It is the best pasta I have found for
those of us who follow a low-carb diet, such as keto enthusiasts, diabetics,
or anyone looking to reduce their carbohydrate intake. It is also a great
option for people who follow a gluten-free diet.
This product review will cover Kaizen pasta’s taste, texture,
nutritional value, preparation, and overall value. As a bonus, I will also share a simple
recipe I developed that uses Kaizen fusilli.
Taste and Texture
One of the most critical aspects of any pasta product is its taste and
texture. Kaizen low carb pasta aims to mimic the familiar experience of
traditional pasta, and it does a commendable job.
Taste
The pasta has a mild, slightly nutty flavor that pairs well with a variety of
sauces. It reminds me of chickpea pasta.
While it doesn't have the same taste as pasta made from wheat flour and semolina, it is quite enjoyable when combined with robust sauces like
marinara or Alfredo.
Texture
The texture is pleasantly firm, though slightly different from traditional
pasta. It is a bit chewier, which can take some getting used to, but
it holds up well in both hot and cold dishes.
Nutritional Value
Kaizen low carb pasta shines in its nutritional profile, making it an
attractive option for health-conscious consumers.
Low in Carbohydrates
This pasta is significantly lower in carbs compared to regular
pasta, making it suitable for low-carb and keto diets. Each serving contains
only 6 grams of net carbs, depending on the specific variety.
The company has also come out with an even lower-carb pasta line, which I have ordered and will review after I have tried it.
High in Protein
With 20 grams of protein per serving, this pasta helps in meeting daily
protein requirements, which is beneficial for muscle maintenance and overall
health.
High in Fiber
The pasta has 15 grams of dietary fiber per serving, contributing to better digestive
health and helping to keep you full for longer.
Gluten-Free
Kaizen pasta has been reformulated with a gluten-free recipe, so more people can enjoy it.
No Artificial Ingredients
Kaizen prides itself on using natural ingredients, which is a big plus for
those avoiding artificial additives and preservatives.
Preparation
Preparing Kaizen Low Carb Pasta is straightforward and similar to traditional
pasta. Just bring a large pot of salted water to a boil, cook the pasta for about 5–6 minutes (to the desired texture), drain, and use as desired, with a sauce or in recipes.
Although the texture is different than traditional pasta made from wheat and semolina flours and cannot be cooked al dente, it's crucial to monitor the pasta closely to avoid overcooking so it does not become mushy.
Versatility
Kaizen Low Carb Pasta is versatile and, at the time of this post's publication, is available in four shapes: Fusilli, ziti, radiatore, and cavatappi. This makes it suitable for a variety of
dishes.
It works well in classic hot pasta dishes like spaghetti Bolognese, carbonara,
lasagna, and baked casseroles.
I used it to make a low-carb, high-protein, high-fiber version of a traditional Jewish sweet noodle kugel (a sweet egg, cottage cheese, and noodle casserole) and it was absolutely delicious!
It also holds up well in cold pasta salads, providing a hearty base for a variety
of fresh ingredients.
Overall Value
Considering its health benefits, Kaizen low carb pasta offers good value for
money. Although it is more expensive than conventional pasta made with wheat
flour and semolina, the added nutritional benefits will justify the higher
price point for many consumers.
It's particularly valuable for those who need to manage their carbohydrate
intake, follow a gluten-free diet, or want a higher protein
alternative to standard pasta.
Kaizen low carb pasta is an excellent product for anyone seeking a healthier
alternative to traditional pasta without compromising on taste and texture.
Its high protein and fiber content, combined with its low carbohydrate
profile, make it a standout option for low-carb dieters and health-conscious
individuals. While it may require a slight adjustment in cooking and texture
expectations, its versatility and nutritional benefits make it a worthwhile
addition to your pantry.
I whip up this delicious, low carb pasta dish often because it's quick and
easy to make and my husband and I both enjoy it.
I usually serve it with a side salad and, sometimes, with garlic bread made
with Hero bread (expensive but 0 net carbs and exceptional taste and texture for a
keto-friendly bread).
I hope you and your family enjoy it.
Buon appetito!
Servings: 4
Ingredients
Boiling water
Salt
1 pound ground pork
8 oz. portabello mushrooms
1/4 cup wine (red is traditional but white is good, too)
Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil while you make the pork and mushroom ragu (meat sauce).
In a large nonstick skillet, crumble and lightly brown the ground pork over medium-high heat.
Slice the mushrooms and add them to the browned pork. Stir occasionally until the mushrooms are soft.
Stir in the wine and the optional seasonings and cook until the wine is reduced by about half.
Stir in the marinara sauce and turn the heat to a low simmer.
Stir the fusilli into the boiling salted water (some foaming is normal) and boil for 5 minutes.
Drain and stir the cooked pasta into the pork and mushroom ragu. Turn the heat down to low and let the pasta "marry" with the sauce for 3 to 5 minutes.
Divide into four portions and grate some Parmigiano-Romano cheese over the top just before serving.
The Best Low Carb, High Protein, Gluten-Free Pasta by Margaret Schindel
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