Well this one is a C-section, so I get to stay in the hospital for alittle longer than 5 minutes. Maybe I'll get part of the introduction done. New babies may sleep alot but their 4 yr old brother and 2 yr old sister doesn't anymore...:(((. Did you know that Children's Tylenol Cold & cough has the same stuff in it that NyQuil does, just lower doses! And yes, this little human is another girl, her name is Teagan. Poor brother and Dad will soon be outnumbered. And I will hopefully have another orchid accomplice,since my girl Campbell already shows great interest in the orchids! My husband says "every good shopper needs and accomplice". Maybe I'll have two!

Here is the model coding for KitchenAid dishwashers. Useful when you're shopping. I bought the KUDE40FXWH and am quite happy with it. It has all the sensor type washing, pot scrubbers on the back wall, etc. What I really like though is it has a 1 hour wash cycle (not including optional 20 minute dry time). It's also pretty quiet . The number in the model indicates variances within that model line, the higher the number more features and maybe some more sound insulation. KUDC & KUDS models. They have the traditional self cleaning grinder) wash system with the 4 way lower wash arm. KUDE models are the European filter based washed system with variable speed wash motor and alternating spray arms. Quieter and more energy efficient. "S" shaped spray arms FX=fully integrated controls on top of the door & towel bar handle. Certain models feature a cycle sequence LED on upper right corner of the front door panel. FXPA=same as above---accepts custom door panels to match your cabinets SX=fully integrated with top controls, towel bar handle and on-board water softener IX=traditional console with visible front controls, cycle sequence LED & pocket handle CX=same as above, but has digital display-bar graph cycle sequence indicator HX=fully integrated top controls with flush lever style handle on the front of the door

Congratulations on your pregnancy! Having a baby is a wonderful thing and there is something special about having your first. I thought I had posted but I don't see my post and I wanted to share my thoughts with you. I have 5 children. If you can live with what you have, I REALLY don't think you should replace it, especially if you allow eating outside the kitchen, but even if you don't, kids are just plain hard on carpet. They ruin it with their art supplies, running in and out, spitting up, and in all kinds of other ways you probably can't imagine until it happens. Personally, I would clean it, maybe even invest in a steam cleaner, and keep it for as long as you can stand it. As far as having a young baby on the carpet itself, I don't think that's a good idea if it's new or old. Even when carpet looks clean it's usually not. If you could see underneath it, you'd be shocked at how much dirt, etc. is under there. Our pediatrician actually suggested we take up ours due to my son's asthma. When we took ours up and put down wood and tile his asthma improved, as did his allergies. Plus little ones can pull off fuzz, fibers, debris, etc. and put it in their mouths- and believe me, anything that within their reach that can fit in their mouths will end up there at some point! ;) You could use a blanket or what I did for my twins (they're 7 months now) might work for you. I bought interlocking foam tiles- not the kind w/ letters because babies will take them out and chew on them and because they stretch and start to come out easily and then you'll have to keep putting them back. Later when they're a little more mobile you can get a play yard if you want. I like my play yard because it keeps the babies from getting into things they shouldn't and because I know the area the boys in is always clean since nobody walks on it. The foam tiles are easily sanitized w/ 409 and a rag or a steam mop if you have one. I agree w/ the poster that said if you teach them to eat only in the kitchen you'll save yourself lots of headache in the long run by the way. And one more idea: Have you considered a tile that isn't slick? A slightly textured tile work for your dog and they're just as easy to clean. Congrats again on your upcoming addition.

@nicholas yes it will air prune the roots, they are not exempted to that rule of fabric pots, its still a roots, feeder roots will be prunes everytime it comes out the fabric @rick its my fishchar only available in hawaii... https://pacificbiochar.com/biochar-products/fish-char-7-5-5-biochar/ which plant your referring to rick?