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What is the longest lasting furniture brand? My husband and I are tired of buying furniture that just breaks in a year.

by Jen 2 months ago

Topics: furniture, home, furniture, home

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Is kids' furniture manufactured to meet all the safety requirements and standards?

by Patti 2 months ago

Topics: cribs, baby furniture, kids, baby furniture, cribs, kids

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		The short answer is no. Imports of furniture are not necessarily required to meet all the specifications of materials made in the US. The safety commissions seem to h ... by David 2 months ago
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What should I consider when buying kids clothing? I know that sometimes kids will have growth spurts so whats the best kind of material for clothing to ge...

by Lala 2 months ago

Topics: kids clothing, clothes, kids, baby clothes, home, baby clothes, clothes, home, kids, kids clothing

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		Most kids under the age of 10 or so aren't too concerned with their personal style so you can probably get away with buying clothes that are a little big for your child ... by Aaron 2 months ago
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My nursey doesn't offer a lot of space. Is there a certain piece of furniture I can get that combines the functionality of several pieces, including storag...

by Kate 2 months ago

Topics: infants, kids, furniture, nursery furniture, furniture, infants, kids, nursery furniture

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Does solid wood furniture really last all that much longer to justify the expense?

by Andy 2 months ago

Topics: living room furniture, furniture, at home, at home, furniture, living room furniture

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		If you want it to last a long time, then solid wood is definitely the way to go. by Jeff 2 months ago

		In my experience the faux wood can look very nice and function quite well, but it probably will not last as long, especially if you are going to be putting much wear on ... by Holly 2 months ago
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I can't move my patio furniture by myself. Is there a way to protect them through the winter without bringing them inside?

by Mary 2 months ago

Topics: covers, home, covers, home

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		Yes, you can buy fitted covers for most pieces. I've seen them in catelogs and at home improvement stores like Lowes. Usually it's a seasonal item in the stores, but ... by Trina 2 months ago

		I would first spray any metal screws, bolts, hinges, etc. with WD40 to prevent rust and corrosion. Then securely cover the furniture with a tarp or a store-bought patio ... by Mike 2 months ago
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Has anyone else noticed the recent hype about how a 'dirty kid is a healthy kid'? There's some truth in that right?

by Cliff 2 months ago

Topics: child, health, home, dirty, child, dirty, health, home

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		Haha I haven't heard the recent hype but I grew up on a farm playing in lots of dirt, mud, and yes, poo. I had a healthier immune system when I was living there than I ... by Holly 2 months ago

		Yes you need to be exposed to things to build up resistance. I grew up in the woods with pet sin the home and making dirt pies. I don't have allergies or asthma or anyt ... by Mary 2 months ago
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Whenever I buy a new piece of furniture, like a couch or kitchen table, the store offers a warranty. How many people actual pay for that protection, and i...

by Eric 2 months ago

Topics: warranties, furniture, at home, at home, furniture, warranties

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		I cannot speak for everyone but I did purchace the protection on my Leather Sectional and it paid off ten fold. It covered all wear except for damage called by pets. ... by Jon 2 months ago

		Alot of people actually use the warranty option, especially with kids. when your kids break something and it is covered under warranty it is worth the money. by Amanda 2 months ago
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With as much stuff that kids put in their mouths, what brands of kids furniture is the most 'green'? Meaning natural woods/dyes, etc?

by Renee 1 month ago

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		The most green furniture out there is Dandelion Summers. Other brands include KC Kids, Mercy's Sake, Pure Rest and Daxstore. by Elizabeth 1 month ago
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