would my bunny leave me?
unless you conceal your garden well enough so that there's no way your bunny could escape, then yes, your bunny will leave you. Chances are, your bunny will not come back to you unless you find it. Rabbit's aren't like cats who have a natural instinct of where there home is. If they run away, don't espect to see them again. So I suggest you put up fences or block of holes/gaps in the garden that would allow your rabbit to escape if you want to let her out in the garden. Putting her on a leash ju...
What is the purpose of the aerator on a water faucet?
If you like it without the aerator, no need for it at all. Some faucets spray funny without the aerator. Also, the aerator will trap any scale from the pipes and just has to be cleaned out periodically. So leave it off! Except in the kitchen where you wouldn't want any debris to end up in your drinking water, etc....
can a little bend in copper tubeing cause low pressure?
how thick is the copper tubing? regardless if you have good pressure from the supply, if you reduce it to lets say 1/2 in to 1/4" copper tubing it will restrict the flow. Also on another note, if you installed a new faucet, take the aerator off the faucet. The aerator is the cap located where the water comes out of the faucet., just turn counterclockwise, run the water then, is is still slow? most times it can be the aerator caused by particles flowing through the old pipe to the new faucet. rin...
African Violet...What can I do?
have you tried fertilizing with a african violet food? It is worth the cost to buy the special stuff, mine bloomed shortly after. Read the instructions carefully though because you can over do it which will cause it to only produce leaves and not flowers....
I have an african violet plant inside, is several years old. It has never produced any flowers.?
They like to be pot bound but they also have to be fed. There are a number of African violet foods on the market. They like indirect, but fairly bright light. A north window is perfect. Water them under the pot, and leave them to soak for about half an hour. They will draw the water up and get wat they need without wetting the leaves which makes them rot. Avoid getting the leaves wet if you can. Once or twice per month, feed them with the African violet food through the watering system. Let them...
