1. Rule Do not forget which wines age well. In order to grow up well and beautifully, wines need two things - potential (it is useless to expect that bad wine will get better over the years) and acidity (it “holds” the structure of the wine). It makes no sense to invest in acquisitions for a collection of wines whose purpose is to be drunk young. 2. Rule Take care of the place where your wine will “live”. It is better to collect wine so that both the existing bottles and thoughts about new ones are spacious. Many novice collectors are convinced that the space reserved for the collection is filled up within a few months - especially if you follow another common rule and don’t buy one bottle each (it’s better to take at least half a box). Another consideration about space is temperature. If it’s not a real cellar, then you definitely need a wine cabinet for the collection. 3. Rule Set up a special corner for the wines you are ready to part with easily. Many collectors who despise this rule are missing bottles dear to their hearts and purses. Households refuse to honestly admit their deeds and often sincerely do not see the corpus delicti. “I just took one of your bottles - you still have a whole cellar,” said the wife of one of the clients, demanding an explanation for the disappeared Hermitage bottle. The victim was taught bitter experience and now not only puts everything that is not so pitiful on a special shelf, but he also observes the already quoted rule about buying not one bottle at a time in case of unexpectedness. 4. Rule Do not try to buy vintage vintages of famous wines. It’s better not to do this without preparation and experienced people: investing in expensive wines is best done with the help of specialists. Investing in wine is a completely separate game in which a beginner can never win. 5. Rule Buy what is pleasant and interesting. Starting a wine collection, many are obsessed with red wines, although in ordinary life they like to drink white; get stuck on Bordeaux, although they prefer the New World. Your collection is going - I hope! - Not for shooting in a glossy magazine, and should fulfill the main task - to bring pleasure. As Nancy Sinatra sang, These boots are made for walking - and those who find this approach wasteful can always start collecting fossils and pricking butterflies on pins.
Beginner wine collectors
1. Rule Do not forget which wines age well. In order...
Idea 1. A Perk for Your Pet. Cat patios, more commonly known as catios, let cats enjoy the outdoors from the safety of an enclosure. Screens, nylon mesh, or wire fencing that surround the play area not only contain the cats in a defined space but also keep potential predators outside. Some catios are large and expansive enough for multiple cats to relax or to play together. Others are more compact and may even attach to a window for one cat to enjoy. Use these catio ideas for inspiration to give your furry friend the opportunity to soak up the sun and relax, observe animals and nature, and jump and climb in a protected environment. Idea 2. Sun-Filled Solarium. This cat solarium is the perfect space for felines who love to sunbathe. The curved design provides cats with a panoramic view of the area to watch birds or other small animals, while the mesh screen attachment keeps bugs away. Even apartment-dwellers with limited space can provide their kitties with this catio since the solarium inserts into an existing window opening. Cats can let themselves in and out of the solarium as desired using the pet door attached to the back panel. Idea 3. Sun and Shade. This large wooden catio offers multiple levels of fun and plenty of space for more than one cat to enjoy nature. The catio features a large outdoor area with a metal wire frame, a hinged door, and a sliding door to keep kitties contained and let them look out at their surroundings. A wooden ramp gives cats the opportunity to climb up into one of the enclosed upper sections where they can stay dry or escape the heat. Idea 4. Portable Playtime. Let your cat or kitten enjoy playtime on the go with a portable catio. This rectangular screened-in playpen folds when not in use for easy storage and transport. It is crafted using a heavy-duty, water-resistant nylon with mesh sides. This catio’s design also features stakes to keep it securely anchored to the ground. Hoping to get your cat together with some of its feline besties? You can even connect two of these playpens together to create a more spacious outdoor play area. Available on . Idea 5. Swaying in the Breeze. Already have a catio that you want to accessorize for your kitty? Try adding one of these hammocks to provide a perfect place to catch some zzz's in the warm sun. The padded hammock is designed with clasps to connect it to the wire sides of a catio. Choose from a variety of fun fabric options including tropical leaves, stars, or a snow leopard pattern.
5 Ideas Your Feline Friends will Love
Idea 1. A Perk for Your Pet. Cat patios, more common...
Thing 1. WHOLE-HOUSE SOUND SYSTEM. If you’re like most of us, you have different speakers all around the home—some bluetooth, some wired, some requiring an amplifier, some needing to be recharged or have their batteries periodically changed. Cut the cacophony and wire your home for sound. One of the hardest parts of putting in a whole-home sound system is cutting through ceilings and walls to run wires and install speakers, but if you’re still in the building stage, this part is a breeze. Working with a kit to wire your home for sound is one of the easiest ways to go. A kit typically contains a base station plus a series of controllers that can be placed in rooms around the home. This allows you to create various zones in your house to which you can send different music streams. After you’ve chosen a base station, you’ll want to select speakers that recess into the walls or ceiling and connect them to the station as well. Those with repositionable tweeters let you direct the sound exactly where you want it, while speakers with inbuilt bass and treble controls let you further tweak the sound for every room. When running speaker wire through the home, be sure to use UL-rated speaker wire marked CL2 or CL3. Thing 2. RADIANT FLOOR HEATING. When it comes to making a home feel at once modern, comfortable and eco-smart, it’s hard to beat radiant floor heating. Installed on or in the subfloor, radiant floor heating panels typically use channels of heated water that give off heat to the floor above them. The result is a wonderful, all over heat that doesn’t have any of the allergy concerns of forced-hot-air or any of the uneven heating problems and noise often associated with radiators or electric baseboard systems. One of today’s smarter choices for radiant floor heating is Warmboard as they make panels that are super-conductive, which means that more of the heat from the water that runs through the channels is transferred directly to your home. The enhanced conductivity also means there’s less heat loss, which makes the system extremely efficient, and that Warmboard is also very nimble, heating and cooling down more quickly than other systems when you change the temperature at your thermostat. Thing 3. SPA BATH. The bathroom can be a simple utilitarian space or, with a little planning, it can become one of the most luxurious retreats in your home. When designing the bathroom, be sure to leave ample space for your shower and tub area and reinforce the floor beneath it—so that you can install a heavy-duty spa tub. These days, you can purchase all-in-one units that contain a massage-jet tub, multiple shower heads, and steam and sauna functionalities—plus a computer to control them all. It’s also possible to mount moisture-resistant TVs in the walls of your shower or bath area so that you don’t miss a bit of news or sports action. If that’s all too extreme for you, consider installing a remote control for your shower or tub which allows you get the shower warming up before you even step out of bed. Thing 4. HOME AUTOMATION. There are several options for home automation systems that do everything from controlling your lights to alerting you when the doors or windows are open, or even when there might be a fire or flood. There are thermostats that learn from your heating and cooling patterns and can be controlled via smartphone. There are speakers that can also be phone-controlled and can play different tunes throughout your house. And at least one company makes a hub that can tie it all together. Even though it’s easy to install home automation equipment in an existing home, doing so while you’re still building will ensure that you get everything exactly where you need it before you take control of your smartphone and pilot your house like the Starship Enterprise. Thing 5. OUTDOOR KITCHEN. There was a time when homes had summer kitchens—separate buildings in which food was prepared during the warmer months to keep the heat out of the main living quarters. Even though summer kitchens are a thing of the past, the logic remains: cooking outside keeps you from having to turn on the oven when the weather feels oven-like itself. When planning your outdoor kitchen, keep in mind that you’ll want to have easy access to utilities to plumb in a line for the sink, drain and gas line, if your home has natural gas service (otherwise, you’ll run your grill and cooktop off of propane, so make sure you build in space to store the tank). While you can construct your open-air kitchen out of stone into which your sink and cook surfaces can be set, a more affordable option is to build the structure out of wood and face it with stone veneer which will weatherproof it and create an equally attractive look.
5 Things to Covet in Your Dream Home.
Thing 1. WHOLE-HOUSE SOUND SYSTEM. If you’re like mos...
Terry and other towels must be washed before first use. This article will help you maintain the softness of the product, which will help extend its useful life and maintain an aesthetic appearance for a long time. To wash and rinse terry towels, you need a lot of water, so do not wash in water saving mode. When squeezing, do not set the maximum number of revolutions, terry towels at more than 800 revolutions stretch and lose their shape. The optimum temperature for terry towels is 40 degrees. Do not use powders for white clothes or with a whitening effect, towels will lose color unless they are white. Avoid washing towels with clothes where there are hooks, buttons, Velcro and other hard or sharp ends, this can lead to stretching of threads and damage to towels. Terry towels should not be ironed to maintain softness, but if there is such a need, the temperature of the iron should not exceed 150 degrees, and should be ironed through a damp cloth or with a steam humidifier. Do not dry towels with batteries; they will lose their softness from contact with a hot surface. Use rinsing agents when rinsing, they will give you a pleasant aroma and softness of terry products for a long time. But it should be added every three washings, as rinse aids reduce absorption.
How to wash terry towels?
Terry and other towels must be washed before first use...
1. Pidyom important subjects. The number of snow lovers is often guarded ан navantazhenень - for a new attack є the whole wag of our body. With all the cartilage of flashing - meniscus - flock krikhkimi, and I іd pіdnyattya important objects in our colony repair meshes. 2. Overweight. Most people increase weight with age, and this affects the health of the joints. Not only do the menisci that protect the joints become fragile with age, but they also have to carry extra weight. 3. Vertical loads. Many people think that long runs help you stay healthy. But running consists of several phases, one of which is the flight phase, after which a person lands on his feet in turn. It turns out that body weight increases under the influence of gravity and all this together literally hits the joints. 4. Jumping. Not only joints of the legs suffer from jumping. A huge load falls on the joints of the spine and intervertebral discs. And so, due to upright posture, the joints of the person are under tremendous strain, and jumping and running exacerbate this problem at times. The thickness of the intervertebral discs decreases, there is a risk of developing intervertebral hernias and spondylosis - proliferation of the vertebrae. 5.
The main threats to the joints
1. Pidyom important subjects. The number of snow love...

Utensil maintenance is a very important matter to keep in mind, so you will keep your favorite kitchen utensils in good condition for a long time.

1. Aluminum dishes. Aluminum does not tolerate acid, so that dishes made from this metal serve as long as possible, you cannot store in it for a long time, milk, salted (salted fish, cucumbers, etc.), it is better to cook potatoes in something else , tomatoes, dishes with vinegar. All this destroys the metal and makes it thinner which can lead to holes; be sure to make sure the dishes are dry before storage. Do not clean aluminum products with solid powders.

2. Glassware With such glassware you need to be careful as it can be very fragile. To bring shine to glass, you need to wash it in a solution of water with vinegar 1: 1, then rinse to remove excess odor and wipe it with a towel. Such manipulations will help not only keep the glass clean but also make it less fragile. If something is dry, in no case do not scrape, otherwise there will be scratches, it is better to fill it with water for a while, then easily remove it with a cloth.

3. Porcelain dishes Requires special care. But if you already have spots or stains, then they can be easily removed using warm water with ammonia, a couple of drops. Porcelain should only be washed by hand; it should not be placed in the microwave. Also, porcelain products are afraid of chemistry, it is better to wash it simply in warm water or with a very gentle product. Do not leave the dishes in water for a long time; this may cause cracks. Wipe dry after washing so that there are no stains and porcelain does not fade.

1. Rule Do not forget which wines age well. In order to grow up well and beautifully, wines need two things - potential (it is useless to expect that bad wine will get better over the years) and acidity (it “holds” the structure of the wine). It makes no sense to invest in acquisitions for a collection of wines whose purpose is to be drunk young. 2. Rule Take care of the place where your wine will “live”. It is better to collect wine so that both the existing bottles and thoughts about new ones are spacious. Many novice collectors are convinced that the space reserved for the collection is filled up within a few months - especially if you follow another common rule and don’t buy one bottle each (it’s better to take at least half a box). Another consideration about space is temperature. If it’s not a real cellar, then you definitely need a wine cabinet for the collection. 3. Rule Set up a special corner for the wines you are ready to part with easily. Many collectors who despise this rule are missing bottles dear to their hearts and purses. Households refuse to honestly admit their deeds and often sincerely do not see the corpus delicti. “I just took one of your bottles - you still have a whole cellar,” said the wife of one of the clients, demanding an explanation for the disappeared Hermitage bottle. The victim was taught bitter experience and now not only puts everything that is not so pitiful on a special shelf, but he also observes the already quoted rule about buying not one bottle at a time in case of unexpectedness. 4. Rule Do not try to buy vintage vintages of famous wines. It’s better not to do this without preparation and experienced people: investing in expensive wines is best done with the help of specialists. Investing in wine is a completely separate game in which a beginner can never win. 5. Rule Buy what is pleasant and interesting. Starting a wine collection, many are obsessed with red wines, although in ordinary life they like to drink white; get stuck on Bordeaux, although they prefer the New World. Your collection is going - I hope! - Not for shooting in a glossy magazine, and should fulfill the main task - to bring pleasure. As Nancy Sinatra sang, These boots are made for walking - and those who find this approach wasteful can always start collecting fossils and pricking butterflies on pins.
Beginner wine collectors
1. Rule Do not forget which wines age well. In order...
Idea 1. A Perk for Your Pet. Cat patios, more commonly known as catios, let cats enjoy the outdoors from the safety of an enclosure. Screens, nylon mesh, or wire fencing that surround the play area not only contain the cats in a defined space but also keep potential predators outside. Some catios are large and expansive enough for multiple cats to relax or to play together. Others are more compact and may even attach to a window for one cat to enjoy. Use these catio ideas for inspiration to give your furry friend the opportunity to soak up the sun and relax, observe animals and nature, and jump and climb in a protected environment. Idea 2. Sun-Filled Solarium. This cat solarium is the perfect space for felines who love to sunbathe. The curved design provides cats with a panoramic view of the area to watch birds or other small animals, while the mesh screen attachment keeps bugs away. Even apartment-dwellers with limited space can provide their kitties with this catio since the solarium inserts into an existing window opening. Cats can let themselves in and out of the solarium as desired using the pet door attached to the back panel. Idea 3. Sun and Shade. This large wooden catio offers multiple levels of fun and plenty of space for more than one cat to enjoy nature. The catio features a large outdoor area with a metal wire frame, a hinged door, and a sliding door to keep kitties contained and let them look out at their surroundings. A wooden ramp gives cats the opportunity to climb up into one of the enclosed upper sections where they can stay dry or escape the heat. Idea 4. Portable Playtime. Let your cat or kitten enjoy playtime on the go with a portable catio. This rectangular screened-in playpen folds when not in use for easy storage and transport. It is crafted using a heavy-duty, water-resistant nylon with mesh sides. This catio’s design also features stakes to keep it securely anchored to the ground. Hoping to get your cat together with some of its feline besties? You can even connect two of these playpens together to create a more spacious outdoor play area. Available on . Idea 5. Swaying in the Breeze. Already have a catio that you want to accessorize for your kitty? Try adding one of these hammocks to provide a perfect place to catch some zzz's in the warm sun. The padded hammock is designed with clasps to connect it to the wire sides of a catio. Choose from a variety of fun fabric options including tropical leaves, stars, or a snow leopard pattern.
5 Ideas Your Feline Friends will Love
Idea 1. A Perk for Your Pet. Cat patios, more common...
Thing 1. WHOLE-HOUSE SOUND SYSTEM. If you’re like most of us, you have different speakers all around the home—some bluetooth, some wired, some requiring an amplifier, some needing to be recharged or have their batteries periodically changed. Cut the cacophony and wire your home for sound. One of the hardest parts of putting in a whole-home sound system is cutting through ceilings and walls to run wires and install speakers, but if you’re still in the building stage, this part is a breeze. Working with a kit to wire your home for sound is one of the easiest ways to go. A kit typically contains a base station plus a series of controllers that can be placed in rooms around the home. This allows you to create various zones in your house to which you can send different music streams. After you’ve chosen a base station, you’ll want to select speakers that recess into the walls or ceiling and connect them to the station as well. Those with repositionable tweeters let you direct the sound exactly where you want it, while speakers with inbuilt bass and treble controls let you further tweak the sound for every room. When running speaker wire through the home, be sure to use UL-rated speaker wire marked CL2 or CL3. Thing 2. RADIANT FLOOR HEATING. When it comes to making a home feel at once modern, comfortable and eco-smart, it’s hard to beat radiant floor heating. Installed on or in the subfloor, radiant floor heating panels typically use channels of heated water that give off heat to the floor above them. The result is a wonderful, all over heat that doesn’t have any of the allergy concerns of forced-hot-air or any of the uneven heating problems and noise often associated with radiators or electric baseboard systems. One of today’s smarter choices for radiant floor heating is Warmboard as they make panels that are super-conductive, which means that more of the heat from the water that runs through the channels is transferred directly to your home. The enhanced conductivity also means there’s less heat loss, which makes the system extremely efficient, and that Warmboard is also very nimble, heating and cooling down more quickly than other systems when you change the temperature at your thermostat. Thing 3. SPA BATH. The bathroom can be a simple utilitarian space or, with a little planning, it can become one of the most luxurious retreats in your home. When designing the bathroom, be sure to leave ample space for your shower and tub area and reinforce the floor beneath it—so that you can install a heavy-duty spa tub. These days, you can purchase all-in-one units that contain a massage-jet tub, multiple shower heads, and steam and sauna functionalities—plus a computer to control them all. It’s also possible to mount moisture-resistant TVs in the walls of your shower or bath area so that you don’t miss a bit of news or sports action. If that’s all too extreme for you, consider installing a remote control for your shower or tub which allows you get the shower warming up before you even step out of bed. Thing 4. HOME AUTOMATION. There are several options for home automation systems that do everything from controlling your lights to alerting you when the doors or windows are open, or even when there might be a fire or flood. There are thermostats that learn from your heating and cooling patterns and can be controlled via smartphone. There are speakers that can also be phone-controlled and can play different tunes throughout your house. And at least one company makes a hub that can tie it all together. Even though it’s easy to install home automation equipment in an existing home, doing so while you’re still building will ensure that you get everything exactly where you need it before you take control of your smartphone and pilot your house like the Starship Enterprise. Thing 5. OUTDOOR KITCHEN. There was a time when homes had summer kitchens—separate buildings in which food was prepared during the warmer months to keep the heat out of the main living quarters. Even though summer kitchens are a thing of the past, the logic remains: cooking outside keeps you from having to turn on the oven when the weather feels oven-like itself. When planning your outdoor kitchen, keep in mind that you’ll want to have easy access to utilities to plumb in a line for the sink, drain and gas line, if your home has natural gas service (otherwise, you’ll run your grill and cooktop off of propane, so make sure you build in space to store the tank). While you can construct your open-air kitchen out of stone into which your sink and cook surfaces can be set, a more affordable option is to build the structure out of wood and face it with stone veneer which will weatherproof it and create an equally attractive look.
5 Things to Covet in Your Dream Home.
Thing 1. WHOLE-HOUSE SOUND SYSTEM. If you’re like mos...
Terry and other towels must be washed before first use. This article will help you maintain the softness of the product, which will help extend its useful life and maintain an aesthetic appearance for a long time. To wash and rinse terry towels, you need a lot of water, so do not wash in water saving mode. When squeezing, do not set the maximum number of revolutions, terry towels at more than 800 revolutions stretch and lose their shape. The optimum temperature for terry towels is 40 degrees. Do not use powders for white clothes or with a whitening effect, towels will lose color unless they are white. Avoid washing towels with clothes where there are hooks, buttons, Velcro and other hard or sharp ends, this can lead to stretching of threads and damage to towels. Terry towels should not be ironed to maintain softness, but if there is such a need, the temperature of the iron should not exceed 150 degrees, and should be ironed through a damp cloth or with a steam humidifier. Do not dry towels with batteries; they will lose their softness from contact with a hot surface. Use rinsing agents when rinsing, they will give you a pleasant aroma and softness of terry products for a long time. But it should be added every three washings, as rinse aids reduce absorption.
How to wash terry towels?
Terry and other towels must be washed before first use...
1. Pidyom important subjects. The number of snow lovers is often guarded ан navantazhenень - for a new attack є the whole wag of our body. With all the cartilage of flashing - meniscus - flock krikhkimi, and I іd pіdnyattya important objects in our colony repair meshes. 2. Overweight. Most people increase weight with age, and this affects the health of the joints. Not only do the menisci that protect the joints become fragile with age, but they also have to carry extra weight. 3. Vertical loads. Many people think that long runs help you stay healthy. But running consists of several phases, one of which is the flight phase, after which a person lands on his feet in turn. It turns out that body weight increases under the influence of gravity and all this together literally hits the joints. 4. Jumping. Not only joints of the legs suffer from jumping. A huge load falls on the joints of the spine and intervertebral discs. And so, due to upright posture, the joints of the person are under tremendous strain, and jumping and running exacerbate this problem at times. The thickness of the intervertebral discs decreases, there is a risk of developing intervertebral hernias and spondylosis - proliferation of the vertebrae. 5.
The main threats to the joints
1. Pidyom important subjects. The number of snow love...