Drew, my question wasn't about money, I know they're more money than the fabric pots, which I already use, I have conditions and reasons that are bringing about my change in pots. Air-pots are a compromise since I don't want to use solid pots for my veggies. Besides, I'm only going to start off with maybe twenty to test the first season, if I like them it's an investment, if I don't it's a donation to the community garden. Jay, evaporation is one of the reasons for my switch, the wind blows everyday here and water loss is big, but along with evaporation I have dogs pissing on the bags, gophers and rats chewing through them and a few other reasons to ditch the fabric pots. I have just had so much success with gritty and 511 mix I don't want to go back to using such a fine mix, which is what they recommend for their pots. I may just have to play around with it and see what happens.

Well, I don't have much to say about beds but laughed a lot about the stories. My wheatie (18 mos) is happy to tear up his bed, it's lasted longer than his cutesie chew toys. He grabs it and hops onto the bed. Throws it down on the ground. leaps on it. grabs it. dashes to the living room. hops onto the sofa, bed in mouth, plops self on my down filled pillows in my lovely pillow covers and mouths the bed. He can get the plastic cap off of a 2 liter bottle in about 45 seconds (fear not, we watch and he doesn't swallow them although he gives them the chewing of their life!). The kong does endure but he doesn't enjoy it as much. He has chewed the nyla bone nub down to a straightaway. He's chewed up 3 pairs of reading glasses (DH finally puts them out of the way), a couple remote controls, a couple tervis cup lids, every outside corner baseboard, 2 pairs of sunglasses (my son now puts them away), furniture feet, legs, arms, a set of ear phones, 2 sets of ear phone silicon buds (okay, I finally put them up high), rug corners, 2 bath mats, six ornaments this year that won't be adorning any more christmas trees, any plastic storage container that is within reach, his leash, his harness (while it was on.... too loose I suppose), sandles, shoes (of course only ONE of each pair), work tote, a bag of black kow, (at least he dragged it around the yard and spread the wealth), bags of mulch, bag of potting soil, garden knee pad, trowel handles, gloves, buckets, moisturizer containers, mouth wash bottle (fortunately it developed a noticeable leak and we caught him), the lap desk on which this computer sits.... you get the idea. He's a puppy so I hope he'll settle down as he reaches 2 years +. We're very fond of him but this chewing is getting to us.

Kohl's sent me a $10 cash back, then I took too long online and a $5 bonus offer popped up, then 25% off everything sale, then once purchased another $20 bonus cash back............so I purchased a LARGE 26 quart Kalorik. It has a rotisserie and it's an air fryer AND a toaster oven. So now I have a small one and a BIG one....I'm ALL set! I'm a December baby...so I told DH THIS is what he bought me for my birthday! ♥ lol I paid $116 + tax. Then I have a $20 cash back coupon. I'll shop around when I pick it up today.

Just a thought: If you can find an exterior window like the upper part -- shorter but with arch that opens and that is weather rated for your climate -- and you can install it over the top of the height of your shower head, then you might could use another "window" for the lower part -- glass blocks or frosted french door rated for exterior use with the same frame color ... as long as it is the same width and creates a similar effect and can withstand moisture.