Home Safes Sears
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Cuisinart GR-4N 5-in-1 Griddler $185.00 The Cuisinart(tm) Griddler makes “multifunctional” an understatement! Make perfect panini… plus! With four separate cooking options, it can handle everything from pancakes to sausages to grilled cheese to steaks, hamburgers and panini. It helps you prepare more servings of more kinds of food in less time, so you can cook for a crowd — no one has to wait!Simply change the cooking plates and adju… |
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GE GSWF Refrigerator Water Filter … |
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Cuisinart MCP-12 MultiClad Pro Stainless Steel 12-Piece Cookware Set $249.95 The kitchens of France were the inspiration behind the elegant Cuisinart MultiClad Pro Stainless Cookware collection. Cuisinart has included everything you need in this spectacular 12-piece set to perfectly perform all the basic cooking tasks, large or small. From reheating a single portion of soup to preparing appetizers, entre?es and side dishes for the entire family, you?ll find every tool you … |
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GE GSWF Refrigerator Water Filter, 1-Pack $26.75 Keep yourself and your family safe with the GSWF slim replacement water filter. This filter requires no tools for installation, and reduces waterborne contaminants including Lead, Turbidity, and Sediment for about six months*. And this genuine GE part can be used in most GE top-mount and bottom-mount refrigerators with a water filtration system…. |
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Kintrex IRT0421 Non-Contact Infrared Thermometer with Laser Targeting $44.95 The KINTREX IRT0421 Non-Contact Infrared Thermometer with Laser is designed to measure temperatures accurately from a distance. Lightweight, compact, and easy to use, the IRT0421 can safely measure hot, hazardous, or hard-to-reach surfaces without damaging them. Employing an ultra efficient non-contact method, the thermometer can provide several readings in a matter of seconds.This advanced thermo… |
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Whirlpool 4396808 Ice Machine Cleaner 16-Ounce $12.48 Icemaker Cleaner Whirlpool 4396808 Certified for All Brands Including: Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Maytag, Amana & Estate Nickel-Safe Formula Ideal for All Free Standing Ice Machines Easy-to-use directions 16 fl. oz. Safely removes mineral build-up… |
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Carex Raised Toilet Seat $14.32 Assists those with bending or sitting difficulties. Contour seat provides a wider seating area that fits most standard and elongated toilets. Skid-resistant rubber pads…. |
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Capture Dry Rug Cleaner Kit (820586) $21.99 Sold as each. Contains: 16 oz. bottle soil release premist (SKU # 1014018) 2.5# pail dry carpet cleaner (covers 250 sq.) (SKU # 1014026 , 4 lb.) 7″ carpet brush. Use with vacuum cleaner. Carpet stays dry. Leaves no Residue. Spots do not reappear. Safe around children and pets. Approved for use on all carpet fibers. Lemon scented. Box. Manufacturer number: 820586. Country of origin: United States. … |
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Schumacher SEM-1562A 1.5 Amp Speed Charge Maintainer $19.00 Float-mode monitoring keeps 6 & 12 volt batteries fully charged; Auto-switch from Full Charge to Float-Mode Monitoring; LEDs indicate: Charging, Charged and Trouble; Quick-Disconnected Harness – Snap connectors in seconds – Use 50-amp clamps or permanently attach to hard to reach areas; Maintain batteries on seasonal equipment; 1.5 amp charger & maintainer; Reverse-polarity protection; Perf… |
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Chamberlain CLULP1 Universal Laser Garage Parking Assist $12.82 WORKS WITH ALL BRANDS OF ACCESS SYSTEMSPARK IN THE RIGHT SPOT IN GARAGE EVERY TIMEPROJECTS A BEAM TO A DESIRED LOCATION ON USER’S DASHBOARD FOR A PERFECT PARKUPC : 787083258572Shipping Dimensions : 8.25in X 4.75in X 3.75inEstimated Shipping Weight : 0.8853… |
Should I look at Watts or Lumens for an amatuer home studio?
I am looking at setting up some lighting to practice taking portrait shots of my kids. I’ve been taking lots of outdoor photos and have been playing with available light and now I want to learn more about using controllable light. I see lots of basic lighting kits online and they all show lightbulbs in watts and cfls are referred to as compared to watts. Is it better to use lumens to determine how much light I will get instead of trying to figure out the cfl watt equivalent? What would be a good starting point for amount of light for a basic portrait (think Sears portrait studio)? I want to add and subtract light while practicing but I want to make sure I am in the right ballpark when I start. As a bonus question I have been told that f/8 is a safe place to start, does that sound right (again I will experiment I am just looking for a starting point). Does anyone know a place online to get decent (less expensive) starter light setup (starting with a main light and a fill light)?
Both. But lumens mostly.
Watts is power consumption and lumens is light output. They don’t always go hand in hand. Unless I am remote and on a generator, lumens is what is important to me.
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Garage Dangers: Keep Your Family Safe
Your garage has the potential to be a dangerous area of the home. Tools, equipment, and chemicals that are lying around as well has a heavy garage door can be accidents waiting to happen.
What you can do:
Keep clutter under control. Garages often resemble obstacle courses. They may be full of precariously stacked boxes, tools and equipment, in addition to vehicles.
A weekend spent organizing your garage — and clearing a safe path to walk through — is probably the single biggest safety improvement you can make.
A great way to organize tools and equipment is to reuse old kitchen cabinets that might otherwise be thrown away during remodeling. Another option is to buy ready-to-use storage systems from retailers such as Sears, Lowe’s and The Home Depot.
Add proper lighting. Poor lighting makes it more likely that people will trip over or bump into things. It also makes it harder to work safely.
Most modern garages have several existing outlets available, so it’s simple to just plug in a new fixture.
Tube-style fluorescent lights are energy efficient and provide excellent illumination. They can be hung from the ceiling or attached to a wall. Freestanding fixtures are another possibility.
Utility-type plug-in fixtures can be bought at a home-supply or hardware store for $50 or less.
In older homes, the garage may not be equipped with more than one or two outlets — or even wired for electricity. In this case, having an electrician run a new circuit or install extra outlets can be money very well-spent.
The cost of adding a few new outlets to an existing circuit in your garage should not be much more than $100. If a new circuit or line has to be built, the cost will be higher.
Secure and properly store dangerous chemicals and equipment. Gasoline should always be kept in a container specifically designed to store fuel, not just an old jug that could be made of materials not designed to come into contact with motor fuels. Such materials may weaken when exposed to gasoline, resulting in a spill or leak. They even may begin to chemically dissolve, contaminating the fuel.
The container should be equipped with a cap that prevents vapor from escaping. Gas vapors can accumulate and easily ignite in the closed confines of a garage. Be sure that gasoline, chemicals and aerosol containers are not stored near a heat source, such as a furnace.
Antifreeze should be kept in a marked container that is capped with a childproof seal (the original containers will have this). Antifreeze is a lethal poison but tastes sweet and looks pretty to children.
Pesticides and other dangerous chemicals, such as aerosol cleaners and paint, should be stored in lockable cabinets, out of reach of children.
Any sharp-edged tool, such as pruners, knives, razor blades and machetes, similarly should be stored securely and out of reach of children.
Peg-Board — available at most hardware stores in various sizes — can be used to make an inexpensive but effective tool organizer that can be mounted on a wall above the reach of children.
Individual tools can be secured to the Peg-Board with various fasteners. Use a marker to outline the shape of each tool on the Peg-Board so that you’ll know where it goes after you are done using it.
Clean up spills. Kitty litter is very effective at sopping up oil and grease spills. Just put some on the spill and, after a day or so, sweep up the litter and dispose of it properly (check with your town about hazardous waste pickup days).
Any remaining oil or grease can be cleaned up with a solution of 50% liquid bleach and 50% warm water. Use a stiff brush, and mop up the mess with old towels or paper towels. Repeat as necessary until the floor is no longer slick.
Keep keys for the lawn mower stored separately. Just like a car, a riding lawn mower with the key in the cylinder is easier to steal. And if there are children about, they won’t be able to start the engine — and the cutting blades — if the key is not there.
For smaller gas-powered equipment that starts without a key — chain saws, leaf blowers, string trimmers, snowblowers — it’s wise to pull the spark plug wire off the spark plug.
Some people prefer to store power equipment with the fuel drained, but this can result in dried-out, brittle and leaky gaskets — and starting difficulties come spring. A better approach is to add fuel stabilizer to the gasoline before long periods of disuse. The stabilizer will keep the fuel fresh for several months and your equipment ready to go when you need it.
Make sure garage doors are safe. Most newer homes are equipped with automatic garage doors that have built-in safety devices, such as an “invisible eye” light beam that stops the door from continuing downward if anything is in its path. The door also should stop in its tracks — and reverse — if it physically strikes an object or person in its path.
To test whether a garage door’s safety system is working properly, simply put an object in the path of the sensor as the garage door is coming down. If the system is working, the door should stop automatically and reverse. If the door continues to come down, there is a problem that needs to be checked by a professional garage door mechanic.
Some older homes (1993 and older) may have automatic garage doors without any safety features at all — and some of these doors weigh hundreds of pounds and are capable of coming down with tremendous force.
Manual doors, those with no electric assist, usually are lighter and thus less dangerous, but they also often have no built-in safety features and still can cause damage to property and possibly people.
If your home has an older garage door without modern safety features, consider replacing it with a modern door and opener system. Prices vary from the low hundreds for a basic door to $1,000 or more for heavily insulated units with glass panels.
Very important: Some older garage doors are equipped with large, free-hanging springs that provide the tension to help raise and lower the doors. These springs, typically located along the upper tracks, can weaken over time and suddenly snap with great force. The spring can severely injure any person who happens to be nearby or put a big dent in your car.
If your garage door uses this type of spring, consider having it removed and replaced with a much safer, modern system that uses a spring mounted directly above the garage door opening. All modern doors use this system. This kind of spring can snap, too, but when it does, there is little danger to people or property, because the spring is wound around a metal rod, not free hanging.
Caution: The do-it-yourself home handyman should never attempt to replace or adjust either type of spring. They are under tremendous tension and can be extremely dangerous. Contact an installer of garage door openers. You can find one in a phone directory or ask at stores, such as Lowe’s, Sears and The Home Depot.
About the Author
Taking on the task of organizing and decluttering your home whether it be your kitchen, office, or garage is typically something most people will put off for obvious reasons. It can be daunting and very time consuming to say the least. But having a clean and clutter free home is a great feeling and one that most people enjoy having. Even better is the fact that you can organize your home in 3 easy steps. To find out how, look at this free report on how to Declutter Your Home FAST!