Please Help!! How Do I Get Whiteout Out of My Couch Cushion?

Read the bottle to see what dissolves it, or Google the manufacturer and ask them. Failing that try mineral spirits (paint thinner), denatured alcohol, lacquer thinner, acetone (nail polish remover), and finally xylene. One of those will certainly work but be careful, try each on a hidden part of the fabric to make sure it does not dye it or dissolve the fabric.

1. How do I paint my room without making it look childish?

To have complete color harmony in any room, you need 3 colors: 1 dominant (the wall color) 1 medium (the trim, molding, etc) and 1 accent color (the decorative objects such as comforters, pillows, cushions, paintings, vases, etc.) Keep in mind that black is not considered a color but the mixture of all colors and white is also not a color but the absence of color. It is however important to have a black element in any room, because this is what grounds all your colors together. An ideal solution to choose paint colors in a room is to choose a decorative object and use one of the colors in that object. I would go with your comforter. Choose one of the colors in the comforter that you like best and paint your walls that color. You can avoid it being childish by adding black as an element. Right now, black or charcoal molding and trim is REALLY HOT AND IN... Using black would give your room an asian feel, especially with hibiscus flowers. Add a few black vases, candle holders and maybe a black lamp and cushion on the bed. Even a black throw rug by the side of the bed (I would opt for a bamboo rug). As for curtains, consider bamboo shades and add a couple of bamboo plants in the room (they are REALLY easy to keep alive!) If it were me, I would opt for the blue for the walls because blue is a very tranquil and appropriate color for a room. If the black or charcoal does not do it for you, consider a neutral element, since your comforter is already busy enough. I still suggest a bamboo theme to the room (use a neutral beige bamboo color) and stay away from any beige that seems pink because this will make the room childish... Enjoy your new room!

2. Where can I buy a bike seat cushion?

This advice is typically from my experience racing bikes, however it's applicable for recreation bikes. Try using bike shorts, they've padding built in. There are additionally bike seats that are constructed mainly for ladies, they are wider and shorter to accommodate womens anatomy better. Additionally in the event you fluctuate between standing and sitting positions while you pedal it's going to relieve one of the most anguish. Finally you will find that the extra you journey the more accustomed your physique can be to sitting on the saddle and you will consider less affliction

3. what breastpump do u prefer?

I have a Medela and an Avent. I prefer the Avent. The suction is a lot smoother and I like the fact that you can program the memory to the suction style you prefer. The Medela empties my breast a little faster, but I have to turn up the suction on in and it can be slightly painful. Both have their advantages, but the Avent is the best in my opinion. The other great thing about the Avent is you can pump directly into the bottles and put a sealing disks in the lid and store it. The little petal let down cushion on the Avent one is also a life saver. Sometimes when I use mine I think that I've broken suction because I can not feel it.

4. When installing insulated panels and plywood as a basement sub floor for carpet, do I nail it to the concrete?

If you do not want to pad the carpet and you are going to do this yourself, you should buy carpet with padding already adhered to it. It can be found in remnant stores. You will get a bit of cushion. You vacuum well, then brush with a stiff bristle brush to get even more dirt out, then vacuum again. I would not wet it down too much or your drying time will extend your project. Buy double faced tape, do one large X then smaller x's times four, and do the perimeter. Hopefully you have some kind of trim baseboard to hide the outer edges, since they will try to curl up a bit even with tape, over time. I did this in my basement and while the floor has little cushion to it, it was not meant for kids to roll around on anyway. It has not moved an inch. If you try to use double faced tape with jute backed carpet,l you do not get the adhesive quality you will need to keep it in place. Finally, none of the above will work well if you get water in your basement on occasion. It will just soak into the carpet, dislodge the tape. You can, should you really get into it, buy concrete nails that look like roofing nails, drive them into the concrete through tack strips, and stretch a jute backed carpet onto the strips (you can rent carpet stretchers), but i usually referred that kindof installation to the pros. They are better at the final cuts and making sure the carpet is stretched enough at first that it does not begin to pucker later. Never had good luck with glue on jute backing. And, would not use it on foam backing, as it will sort of dissolve the foam backing over time as you walk back and forth over the carpet