The Boston Turning Works F102 Finial is simply gorgeous and to me, reminiscent of the Faberge Egg. The smooth shape showcases the wood grain which comes alive if stained but likewise the smooth shape has a wonderful understated elegance if painted to compliment a décor. These finials are not only a wonderful addition to the stair rail inside the home but think what a nice touch they would be on a pool surround or deck rail. While the Faberge Egg originated in Russia in the 1800’s, one certainly doesn’t have to be a Czar to have them adorning their home if they so choose now. Our house has a second floor cat walk across the great room below. We added these finials to the hand rail on the cat walk and not a person enters our great room without commenting on what a lovely touch they are! Continue reading “The Boston Turning Works F102 Finial aka Faberge Egg”
In the world of medieval battles, nothing says power like the incredible two handed great sword. This sword is one of the largest of its classes and packs the most punch, even when it is not fully sharpened! Being a weapon of weight and balance, this is usually a sword that is preferred by the very few strong warriors who can wield them and carry them around over their shoulder while travelling during medieval times. Continue reading “The Powerful Two Handed Great Sword”
Shower filters can reduce your allergies? Yes that’s right. If your shower is connected to a municipal water supply, then there is a good chance that your water contains chlorine. Chlorine is harmful to you in many ways. One wouldn’t think of sitting in a bath with bleach poured in would they? Well chlorine that is carried through the water system( it’s used as a disinfectant) when it is heated and then atomized through your shower head is basically turned into chlorine gas. Ouch! Many people with allergies are very sensitive to this type of water. What is the solution? Actually there is a very easy and inexpensive solution. A shower filter! Continue reading “Shower Filters Can Reduce Your Allergies”
