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New tankless water heaters use hot technology By Ed Del Grande Tribune News Service

Q: Hi Ed, we’re building a new home and I want a natural gas or propane tankless water heater. I also want a recirculating hot water system in my home for quicker hot water. Do they make gas-fired tankless water heaters that can re circulate hot water? – Fred, Idaho A: Like the name says, tankless

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water heaters have no water storage tanks. Water is heated right away as it passes through the unit. This has a couple

advantages. First, there is no stored tank water to keep heating up all day. Second, tankless units can supply a constant stream of

hot water, since there is no tank to empty. This makes for a very convenient way to heat and use domestic water.

Smart technology allows for new gasfired ultra-style tankless units with built-in pumps to add the option of recirculating your

home’s hot water. Recirculation gets hot water quickly to your plumbing fixtures with less cold water waste going down the

drain. Bottom line: Heating water efficiently while saving water at the same time sounds like a tankless job to me.

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Try an old-style tub for new bathroom By Ed Del Grande Tribune News Service

Q: Dear Ed: We’re building a new master bathroom and my wife wants a freestanding castiron bath, like the old claw foot tubs. I have been checking the Internet and it’s getting a little confusing. Plus, I really would like to see some tubs in person

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gories. Once you know the type of freestanding cast-iron tub you like, focusing on that one category. Here are three basic types: 1. Actual refinished vintage baths. These are very old claw foottype tubs that have been refinished. If these tubs could only talk... 2. New copy of a traditional tub. These tubs have copied the older

designs, but they are brand-new fresh from the factory. 3. Modern type freestanding. These are vintage-looking cast-iron tubs with modern design twists. A bottom base in place of feet and a slip-resistant floor lets the past to meet the future. Final note: Even though we’re talking about freestanding tubs, these fixtures can be pricy.

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By Debbie Arrington active hobby,” Ball added. “People The Sacramento Bee don’t want anemic George Ball heirlooms without knows what gets yield that are susgardeners’ pulses ceptible to disease. racing. We’ve seen a return When it comes to to an old-fashioned envisioning sumapproach to garmer’s garden, bigdening. No. 1, peoger sells better, ple want results said Ball, president from all their of Pennsylvaniawork.” based seed catalog In its 2016 catagiant W. Atlee log, Burpee aims to Burpee & Co. Want please with more a tomato larger than 100 introducthan a softball? An tions, aimed at the eggplant that can backyard farmer. feed a family of Burpee’s overall four? An ear of corn best-seller lives up that’s hard to wrap to its big billing: your teeth around? SteakHouse tomaThat’s what Ball is to. This recent talking about. hybrid yields toma“People love big,” toes that average 2 he said. “But they to 3 pounds each. also want the real “It’s not only thing. They want impressive looking, real taste. We it’s incredibly delibreed all our vegcious,” Ball said. etables the old“When you slice fashioned way into it, it’s like because that’s what carving prime rib – people want.” all pure flesh.” “Gardening is an Ball is particu-

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about 10 years ago, emerging in our test fields, but the timing wasn’t quite right (for introduction),” he added. “Now with more interest in meat substitutes, this eggplant is amazing.” More stunning is Jaws, Burpee’s first 12-inch sweet corn. Supply of this seed is limited, so it’s available only at www.burpee.com. “It’s unbelievable,” Ball said. “It’s the most exciting introduction I’ve ever done in 25 years.” A naturally occurring variation, Jaws is gigantic. It’s as big around –

more than 7 inches – than most ears are long. “When you bite into it,” Ball said, “you’ve got to double clutch your teeth, take a double bite to get through it. “When I first saw it, it was freaky, really unbelievable looking,” he added. “We scraped fresh picked ears and found it yielded about three times as many kernels as a normal ear.” Typically, corn yields a half cup of kernels per ear; Jaws yields 1 { cups. “People want more yield, and varieties like Jaws

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“They want things that are beautiful with vivid color and a lot of yield. They want a lot.” Despite all the experimentation, Ball said he keeps in mind that gardeners tend to stick to the basics. They grow what they like to eat, in particular, peas, carrots, onions and lots of parsley. “Behind SteakHouse, our No. 2 seller is Italian parsley,” he said. “Everybody seems to add it to their order. Once you grow fresh parsley, you’ll never buy it at the supermarket again."

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will be at the forefront of that,” Ball said. “You get more corn in the same space.” The plants grow “extraordinarily tall – 6 or 7 feet,” he noted. “The corn is beautiful, golden, with good corn flavor. It’s not supersweet, but tastes corny without being chewy.” Another bestselling corn variety was recently introduced: On Deck, the first full-size corn meant to grow in containers. That reflects another trend; gardeners want big veggies in less space. “They want more value,” he said.

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Horticulture tips for April Home Grown KEITH REED that the majority of insects in the landscape are not harmful to plants or people. Monitor your garden and landscape regularly, as insect problems are much easier to address when they are caught early. See OSU publication E-1023 Conserving Beneficial Arthropods in Residential Landscapes for an enlightening look at helpful gardening insects. • Delay planting tender annuals and warm season vegetable crops until danger of frost has passed. Normally, this means about mid-April for Payne County. I know many of you planted early this year. Good luck as you continue to nurture the new seedlings through these remaining cool nights. • Continue to keep a close eye on newly planted material for irrigation needs. Our spring winds can do a lot of damage to a drought stressed plant in a short period of a

time. • Mulching is an important water and weed management tool in our

region. However, mulching this early, especially with a cool spring, can delay the growth of some plants. In some cases, it might be better to postpone this task a few weeks. Call or email the extension office if you are uncertain about which plants might benefit. • The best win-

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As you consider the following tips for your April landscape, also take a look at this very unique opportunity for our area: On April 7th and 8th, the OSU student branch of the American Society of Landscape Architects will be hosting the Finding Center Conference at the Stillwater Community Center. The mission of this conference is to focus on sustainability issues, especially as they relate to our landscapes and built environments. For free registration and details, go to www.findingcenterconference.org. • If you have not already done so, April is a good time to fertilize your cool season turfgrasses like tall fescue. • Delay fertilizing warm season turfgrasses such as bermuda, zoysia, or buffalo until late April or early May. • For apple growers, monitor cedar apple rust on neighboring cedar trees. If you see a significant number of cedar-apple galls (a large orange growth that resembles a Christmas ornament), be prepared to spray your apple trees with an appropriate fungicide. • Insects begin showing up in April. Remember

A few special touches around home raspberries, your table will look extraordinary is Tribune News Service you present everyValentine’s Day thing in lovely servis lots of fun, by ing pieces. I love why reserve the glass pedestal romance for just bowls –they just one day of the look regal. Fill one year? It’s so easy to with fresh fruit. make your daily Instead of serving life more romantic your same old dinjust by adding a ner beverage, try few special touches tumbling fresh fruit to your decorating. in a pitcher of Here are a few water and chill. ideas to inspire Then serve in wine you. glasses. MAKE EVERYHARNESS THE DAY DINING A POWER OF TREAT FLOWERS Daily dinners Flowers aren’t don’t have to be ho- just for Valentine’s hum. Make midDay! So treat yourweek dinner a self to a lovely boudelight by adding a quet of cash-andfew romantic touch- carry flowers every es to your table. If time you’re at the you’re in the mood grocery store or at to go big, surprise your favorite flower your family by shop. One of my pulling out the favorite ways to use china, silver and these inexpensive crystal. bouquets is to trim Even if you are the stems very serving ordinary short and either foods like fresh mound a cluster in strawberries or a small vase or Stillwater NewsPress • Friday, April 1, 2016

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lovely set of sheets, or if you’re crafty, get some plain white sheets and embellish them yourself with trim. Then cover your bed with a snuggly duvet, and finish off with a mix of accent pillows. I know it sounds like a small thing, but when you head to bed after a long, hard day, and you see those lovely linens waiting for you, you feel like a princess. MAKE YOUR DAILY ROUTINES SPECIAL Isn’t it wonderful to be at an upscale hotel or quaint bed and breakfast where they serve your morning coffee from a silver carafe? You can do the same thing at home! Instead of heading to the coffee pot and filling up that same old coffee mug you’ve used for years,

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make your morning caffeine ritual special by using a silver coffee pot and china cups. Do you have pretty bath products that are stored under your sink? Get them out and display them on a silver tray next to your tub. Add some candles for extra romance. CELEBRATE THE PEOPLE YOU LOVE Raise your hand if you have hundreds of wonderful photos of your loved ones stored on your phone’s camera, in your computer or on a flash drive. This week, resolve to

print your favorites and display them in your home in lovely frames. Tuck one on your bedside table, another on a shelf in your kitchen and another on your desk at work. MAKE ROUTINE TASKS LESS TEDIOUS BY USING PRETTY CONTAINERS No one likes to do the dishes. And some of us (me!) don’t like to cook. But chores are more fun when you make your everyday functional items lovely to look at. Pour your dish soap into a crystal decanter. Put your cooking oils and

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pictured here provides a guide to all the materials that blend to produce this style. The kitchenette and sitting area are a unit, with old barn boards framing the small cooking area. Open shelves are made from scaffolding, while dry goods are hidden behind a linen curtain. The wall above the stove and counter is decorated with displays of old books, antique pottery and small framed landscapes. This unexpected lineup reinforces the unity of kitchen and living room. The rich patina of an old leather chair glows softly beside Giannetti’s Courtney sofa, dressed with vintage textile pillows in shades of indigo. It’s a constant play of aged, textured woods and neutral fabrics. Natural linen draperies provide privacy, also used on the bed’s headboard and in place of cupboard doors. An old desk is employed as a vessel sink base in the bathroom, with a large basket

posed. It is a fortunate fact that you can create this inviting style in your own home with just a few objects that are out there for you to discover. Old wood doors, some with antique door hardware, can be used to front modern and inexpensive storage cabinets. With a little carpentry, you can hang these doors in passageways, and even entranceways. Discover chairs, room screens, work tables and light fixtures that all share a similar lineage, well made and well worn, but with lots of life left in them. Lighting fixtures can be rewired, bulbs updated, shades added, but showing their original antique style. On a personal note, I have lived through the excitement and hard work of a huge renovation in Tuscany. I’ve shared many of my insights, mistakes and victories on my blog.

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Building a home in the country is a dream for some of us. We picture an idyllic life surrounded by rich farmland, verdant meadows, a shimmering duck pond, a few friendly farm animals, vegetable gardens, fruit trees and wildflowers -- the wonders of nature sure beat traffic snarls and squished high-rise living. Whether it is your very own newly built country house you are planning, or a century home that you have discovered, each room will have calming views of the outdoors. Decorating such a special place takes some time. If you enjoy following the journey of others who are living this dream, look to some of the coffee table books that detail their plans from design to decoration. “Patina Farm,” by Brooke Giannetti and Steve Giannetti (Gibbs Smith), is a gem. Their supreme attention to every detail in every room is an education in how to blend indoor life with the outside landscape. Their first love is the rich patina of old furnishings, materials and objects. Texture and color blend seamlessly, creating an atmosphere that is easy and ageless. Their guest house

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Yet again, home sellers wonder if Saint Joseph will speed a sale Whether the housing market is icecold or red-hot, countless readers through the years have asked if burying a small statue of Saint Joseph in their yard will hasten a deal or perhaps fetch a higher sale price. DEAR MR. MYERS: Do you believe that burying a small statue of Saint Joseph will make a home sell faster? ANSWER: Oh, Lord ... I get asked this question often. It’s usually when sales are slow and sellers are desperate. But this year is different, with mortgage-interest rates low, sales brisk and home prices in most parts of the nation rising. In good markets or bad, though, my response is always the same: Burying a likeness of St. Joe in the yard won’t necessarily bring buyers flocking to your door, but it won’t hurt your marketing chances, either. No one is sure how the practice got started, although many experts trace it back to a group of European nuns in the Middle Ages who are said to have buried a medal of St. Joseph -- the patron

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DAVID MYERS saint of home and family - in a quest for land to build a new convent. The needed land supposedly soon was granted by a feudal landlord. Yet, even true believers disagree over how the small statue should be placed. Some say it should be buried with the face looking toward the home to protect the family. Others say it should be planted with eyes facing the street, so St. Joe can view potential buyers and welcome them to come into the house. Many who believe in the practice also say that the statue should be planted upside-down, because Joseph will work even harder to find a buyer so he can “right himself” and get out of the dirt. Though some believe that the practice is tantamount to blasphemy or even sorcery, officials of the Catholic

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Dear Angie: I want a curbless shower stall for easy access. The contractor says that it involves digging into the concrete and then layering it with some “mud” to position the drain. How do you prevent leaking from a curbless shower? – Meenakshi N., Cary, North Carolina Dear Meenakshi: Curbless showers, sometimes called zero-threshold, add contemporary style to bathrooms and provide an accessible option for those aging in place. However, without the proper slope, these showers will not drain correctly and could lead to

moisture issues later. PROPER DRAINAGE CRITICAL FOR A CURBLESS SHOWER PAN To create the correct slope, the Tile Council of North America handbook says installing curbless showers requires a “depressed slab.” Building this involves cutting out the entire shower floor area in order to pour a shower pan that slopes toward the drain. A curbless shower pan should slope onequarter inch for every foot of shower. Installing a curbless shower on a slab is more complicated than on a floor with wood framing. With concrete slabs, cutting into the floor and moving plumbing

are more complicated and labor-intensive. Because of this, installing a curbless shower on a concrete slab is typically more expensive than on a floor built with wood joists. Some showers may require a second drain just outside the shower to ensure splashed water doesn’t sit on the tile flooring. CREATING A ZERO-THRESHOLD SHOWER WITHOUT CUTTING Some companies avoid cutting into the concrete by building up the bathroom floor everywhere but the shower. This allows them to create the proper slope for the shower. But it also makes a ledge in the bathroom’s doorway, which

could cause stubbed toes or tripping. Either way, the high point of the floor must be located outside the shower. “The location of the high point of the floor is especially critical when a secondary drain is not included outside the shower area,” the TCNA handbook says. WATERPROOFING CURBLESS SHOWERS Floors and walls should be waterproof inside the curbless shower and at least one foot beyond it. This requires more than cement backer board on the walls or flooring. Installers should apply a vapor-proof membrane over the

backer boards before setting a single tile. Homeowners may desire a shower without a glass door, but to protect the rest of the bathroom from excessive moisture, a door may be necessary. Otherwise a much larger portion of the

bathroom will require waterproofing, some installers say. HOW MUCH SHOULD A CURBLESS SHOWER COST? A typical walk-in shower with a curb and door costs about $2,500 to $5,000 on average. Installers

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Enjoy a high-tech shower with a digital mixing valve By Ed Del Grande Tribune News Service

Q: Dear Ed: Next year we are looking to turn one of our unused bedrooms into a bathroom. For the shower area we would like to look into the new electronic mixing valves in

place of a standard hand-turning shower valve. Can you please provide us with more information on digital shower mixing valves? A: A digital shower system usually includes three main components: an electronic mixing valve body that connects to the water lines

and is installed behind a shower wall, plus two digital remote controls that are hardwired to the valve body. One control is installed inside the shower stall and the second optional control can be installed outside the shower stall. So, there is your first advantage with a digital system, total shower

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nificant snowfall, the is near ground level or vents for a water gases is normally wall using PVC plastic By C. Dwight Barnett vious columns. Then there are the vent needs to be at ones that end under heater and furnace smooth walled metal pipe for the venting. Tribune News Service furnace and water least 10 inches above the overhang of the can be combined into unless you have a 90 Why the difference? Q: My home was heater vents, which the roofline or above roof. This is not a single flue. When percent or higher effi- High efficiency units inspected, and the must also vent to the the annual snowfall. If acceptable. The same there is a single flue ciency furnace or a have induced draft buyer wants me to outside of the home. A the vent is on an out- is true for furnaces, pipe, the water heater high efficiency water systems to force the extend the vents. plumbing vent is usu- side wall of the home, water heaters and must be connected heater. High efficiency flue gases to the outThere was no other ally a plastic pipe that it still must vent radon mitigation above a point where furnaces and water side and generally proexplanation, so I is vented through the above the roof. I some- vents. the furnace is connect- heaters can vent sepa- duce mostly water donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t know where roof. In areas with sig- times see a vent that The two separate ed. A vent for flue rately through a side- vapors. to turn. The agent has not been very active in helping us, and the inspector wonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t return our calls. Can you provide some insight? A: When a home is inspected, there should be written information supplied 520 S Knoblock St.* Stillwater, OK 74074 to the buyer, and, in (405)372-8326 most cases, his or her agent. The buyerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s agent then passes the information to your agent and finally to you. Somewhere in all of this the system has failed you. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll try to explain some types of vents, 1415 N Denver Ct. as I understand Nick Stubbs them. There are 2-4 p.m. plumbing and heating items in a home that must be vented M L , B / N S

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