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Making shower and bath bombs is great fun! Mostly because once the mixture is put together it has the weirdest quality to it! That was the weirdest “dough” I have ever worked with. I spilled a blob on the countertop and it spread out and looked like spilled milk, but when I tried to wipe it up, it came together again like a solid mass again. Weird!!! But FUN!!! I can’t explain it well enough for you to understand. Perhaps you’ll try this recipe and see for yourself what I’m talking about. I found my recipe on Homemade Simple   By Rachel Faucett Basic Fizzy Bath Bomb Recipe Materials Sifter 1 cup baking soda 1/2 cup citric acid* Mixing bowls Gloves Essential oil of your choice (see below for recommendations) Food coloring (optional for color) Water Ice cube tray, muffin tin or silicone mold Tissue paper *Tip:  Most supermarkets carry citric acid . Look for it near the canning supplies. Instructions 1. Sift baking soda and citric acid into a mixing bowl and, wearing gloves , m...

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By Jill Reilly Published: 10:03 BST, 14 February 2013 | Updated: 11:30 BST, 21 July 2014 e-mail View comments As the shops flood with red chocolate hearts and over-sized cards, trying to put a different twist on Valentine's Day can be tricky. Couples spa breaks are always a romantic option but because my boyfriend James had a preconception that they were for 'girls' I wasn't too sure if he would embrace the experience as much as me. But then I stumbled across the perfect present – a luxury spa stay in a treehouse. Retreat in the trees: The 12 treehouses - in the grounds of Chewton Glen - were completed in 2012 It's every boy's childhood fantasy to live in a treehouse – and this was just a five-star adult version, swapping creaky floorboards for underfloor heating. The 12 treehouses - in the grounds of hotel Chewton Glen - were completed in 2012 and are the only luxury suites of their kind in the UK. The 18th century house is just off the M27 in Hamps...

Of all the gleaming high- rise residences anchoring the Streeterville neighborhood, perhaps the new Optima Signature is one of the most artistic. You can't help but notice the striking red glass panels that wrap the lower seven floors of the modern apartment tower or the bright yellow free -form sculpture that stands in the plaza in front of the building. The color bursts are a signature of renowned architect and developer David Hovey of Glencoe. The 57- story Optima Signature at 220 E. Illinois St. is a joint venture between Hovey's firm, Optima Inc., and DeBartolo Development. The two also partnered in 2013 on the sister building next door, Optima Chicago Center . The base of that apartment tower is similarly clad in black glass. "Our focus is on architecture and contributing to the built environment but doing it in a way that resonates with the broader community and our residents," Optima Senior Vice President Mark Segal said. "We didn't design in ...

March 15, 2012 Changing Out The Shower Water Valve Stems In Mom’s 50s Time Capsule Condo – Eeks!!!! By Sara In AZ This project, changing out the shower valve stems , probably has the most significance  to me of any project we did on the condo. I suppose it’s weird to say that  because you never ever see the valve stems, so just looking at the tub you would never know anything had been done.  But we had some real lows and highs during this project…….can we keep the original tile, do we have to rip it all down??? Let me tell you all about it. It all started off with the inspection. The inspector said that water was leaking from under the ‘hot’ side handle when you turned the faucet on. He also said that water still came out of the tub spout when you turned the shower on. We were partially aware of this problem before the inspector came through, and we thought it would not be a huge problem to take care of it. Here is my only close-up “before” picture of the handles. Sorry it is such a ...