Q:There's colored bedding on the market now. Is it safe? It's the same brand I always use just dyed different colors. I have been using the non dyed brand for about a year and kayda hasn't had any isues with it. It's the only bedding I've ever given to her. Any suggestions?

stick with what you are using, my hamster tried to eat the dyed type

Q:Does anyone know where I can buy a toddler bed and a twin bed that match? Not bedding, but the actual beds themselves.

Try okorder

Q:can i use saw dust safely for hamster bedding?

Saw dust is horrible for hamster bedding. Could accidently swallow it or breathe it in which would cause serious damage.I used soft wood chips. I suggest going to your local pet store and ask them what's best.

Q:they appear to be in some part of the bed. either the mattress or the frame....

buying a new bed or mattress is not the answer and neither is just boiling the mattress or the frame. Bed Bugs will often live not just in the bed but near the bed and can travel across rooms through gaps and cracks in the walls. Bed bugs also hitch hike and can be carried from place to place by people. You should call a licensed pest control professional. And carefully follow ALL of their instructions because pesticide treatment will not control the outbreak by itself.

Q:Why is the coking of the circulating fluidized bed boiler too thin?

At this point, if the original amount of coal is added, it will break the balance, and the bed temperature will rise rapidly and be difficult to control. It will lead to coking. When the material layer is too thin, the amount of coal added shall be greatly reduced, and the amount of coal can be controlled according to oxygen and other parameters. When the material layer is too thin, it will cause some phenomena such as blowing and flowing, which will lead to the weakening of the local fluidization and lead to the coking accident.

Q:box spring on bottom of bunk bed?I have a really comfortable full bed set but we are adopting children and the rooms would work out better if we got bunk beds so the two oldest could share the bedroom downstairs and not be woken by the baby during the night.We are looking at full/twin bunk beds. Could I use the full mattress and box springs on the bunk below? I wouldn't want to have to get rid of it and probably get something else less comfortable. The children are young, 5 and 6 so there wouldn't be a problem with not enough space between bunks for sitting up. For the top, we would get a bunk bed set up so as not to raise that bed any higher.

I myself am looking into doing this. I have two full beds and want to turn them into a full bunk bed for my son. My husband is going to build the bunk bed set. So, I am going to measure everything to see if it will work. I agree with you, I don't want to throw out a nice bed and trade it for a mattress with no box springs. I don't know if your husband is handy, but I am thinking about having the bunk bed built so that the bottom is not a lot of room under the bed. That way the room can be used for the box springs. Under the bed always ends up being a mess anyway. Good luck :)

Q:What if I was living under your bed?

well if you were under my bed... you would probably wouldn't be living...

Q:Bought a new leather bed, is ranked skeleton, but always creak, is not a screw loose

Yes, the foot of the foot under the skeleton is loose or the foot is broken. The bed I sleep in is like this. Then, when you look at it, your feet are crooked. You take out the shelf and look at it

Q:A couple of weeks ago I moved into my sister's room (as she's now moved out and it's much bigger than my old room,) so I am now using her double bed. My old bed was a single and I never had a problem with it but since sleeping on the double bed, my back has been in pain whenever I bend down or stretch the wrong way.What can I do to stop the back pain?I think it's the bed that's causing my back pain, I have a lot of stress and anxiety at the moment so I'm not really sure if thats doing it like Psychologically Induced Pain, would be the cause.

her bed is not a new bed, it is a different bed. If you can, buy a new bed for yourself, asap. Also go see a chiropraftor, your back is out and needs to be realigned. The new bed will help it to stay in the correct position. Carry a smaller pocketbook.

Q:My 13 month old screams when hes in his crib and will not sleep he sleeps on a reg. bed just fine so i was wondering if it would be wise to move him to a tot bed he is a little young but it might be to his benifit I want to know what other parents would do

Sure why not? If it means you and everyone else in your house is getting sleep then why not at least try it? I'd buy one of those gates you put on the open side of the bed though so the little turd doesn't fall out lol Good luck