@soldstatic: That's what I try to tell people. I wouldn't call myself a great cook by any measure but people always love the food I make... because whether I'm making bread or grilling or anything in between I research the best way to do it. Read more

@ArmoredCow_Abides: You'd probably have to be pretty rough with it. The surface in question is a compressed wood with a heavy laminate over it intended as durable and waterproof surface to be used in showers and other environments. Read more

@-zargon-: There is some really cute stuff on Etsy.... I can see how she spends a lot of money there. Read more

@bubsdaddy: Welcome! Now that you've introduced yourself I'm sure there'll be more than a few people with a question or two. =) Read more

@bdinger: Awesome. We love a good workspace around here. =) Read more

@bdinger: Pictures! Email me pictures and along with what you've described here we've got the makings of a featured workspace post! =) Read more

@unusualHoon: That sentence wasn't referring to the very obvious cat door in the photo. It was referring to the DIY version where you cut a little door into the existing door so that when it is closed all you see is the outline of the door cut into the wood. That's how mine is set up. =) Read more

@Xander: As Springo pointed out it is extremely practical. Whether or not you're comfortable enough in your gender identity to wear a nylon catsuit to avoid terribly painful stings is another issue altogether. Read more

@naturesmurf: Well... for what it's worth badgers are essentially farmed in China and the fur is simply a by product that they use to make brushes.... just in case anyone was resistant to the idea of getting a badger hair brush because badgers were being raised just for their fur. Read more

@oboise: Everyone should definitely try this out. I use a heavy and glazed crockery bowl that's about 30% wider than a coffee mug and a little shallower. Read more

@rolltimer: Dude. ಠ_ಠ Read more

@Mr. M: I'm not sure how cheap is cheap when you say "a cheap badger hair brush" but I'll offer a warning to you and readers in general. Read more

@staticfive: I ended up trying out Tomato (and am still using it). It's quite polished! =) Read more

@Imelda_the_Hun: So you're saying you need a bigger shadow box. =/ Read more

@Crawl to China: I am so the wrong person to ask. Well maybe not the absolute wrong person to ask, but close. ;-) I can serve up some hot links for you though: Read more

@amrcanpoet: $7,000? Damn. Read more

@Imelda_the_Hun: I'm of the opinion that everything can be photographed in a interesting fashion (baseballs included) but the political campaign buttons are already almost flat.... why not display them in a 3" shadow box? You could by some foamcore, stretch some black velvet over it and tack it in place, and then push… Read more

@timgray: What Tim said. I just did it to my tub a few weeks ago. Read more

@soldstatic: I've never used it on anything but my stainless steel sink... but man is it amazing at that. I've never found a better cleaning product for a stainless steel surface. Read more

@Crawl to China: I had forgotten the name but not the tune. Read more