Yes for a friend. I know what I installed and remember verifying it 3 years ago but a friend wanted to know to check his double pane glass. Yes you are right that is what it was supposed to be.Right now I am getting all new glass because the windows are bowed in the middle 2 in and one out about 1/2 to 3/4" When the wind blows hard the one that's bowed out pops in and out about 3/4" at the center. Its not the header I had it checked, its the glass (tempered) so the company is providing me with all 4 new window glass but I have to install the glass. It was already replaced once by them because after I installed them there were scratches all over them and black streaks between the glass. This was about the time they were being bought out by a different company. They were silverline tempered, 135mph rated I believe. I'm on a bluff and we frequently get 60mph gusts. We did tonight. thank you

I will give it a try. I am using a desktop computer with Windows 7 and running Google Chrome for my browser. Here is what the forum looks like: To get this screen shot from my desktop I just clicked on the Photo icon above and selected the .jpg file that was the captured image of the screen. Now I will add a Hoya picture from my desktop by clicking on the Photo icon again There was a green circle indicating downloading then the above picture showed up...my first Hoya bloom appears to be on the way from a wild and thirsty plant called Hoya Cummingiana 'Little Leaf Bush Hoya' bought on eBay Apr-19-14 that loves sun in a south window.

I grew up on a dairy farm. Some farmers tested their wells regularly. Most never did. We boiled any water we drank but that was because my mother instinctively didn't "trust" well water for consumption. Otherwise, water out of the tap was used for everything else including consumption by farm animals. No ill effects. The fact that your seller didn't have the well tested doesn't mean that there haven't been repairs to the pump/well. Two separate issues: is well/pump in good condition; is water contaminated (you know it is but shock chlorination will more than likely clear that up). Just talk to the pump and well company that tested the water. Or hire your own pump and well guy and have him do a thorough inspection and tell you what the probable source is and potential effects. It may or may not be a deal breaker for you. But this is not an uncommon problem.

A 6.1 pH in a soil that fizzes (free calcium/Magnesium carbonate). No anomaly that would produce that comes to mind. Don't bother with a AA test. It's not going to be beneficial this year. We'll assume that all the soil is 8.4 pH and you can retest next year with AA. I don't like making recommendations at the 3-6" level for turf but here goes: Everything in your soil is not only above minimum levels, but decently into sufficient and some even at optimal levels EXCEPT Phosphorous which is detrimentally deficient ( your turf probably did well the first couple of years because sod farms pound their turf with P and you used up the residual that was present). In fact. P is well below critical. Potassium (K) and Boron are also a bit low. but we only need to keep an eye on B and kick K up. It's Phosphorous though, big time. The clay is going to be a real PITA. Edited: Before we go forward: Are you willing/can you afford to aerate twice this year? Can you find/want to pay for Triple fertilizer (10-10-10, 12-12-12, etc) ? Can you find/want to pay for Triplesuper Phosphate ? Can you find/want to pay for Sulfate of Potash/Potassium Sulfate/Sop? Can you find/want to pay for Milorganite (5-4-0) ?