Q:I have bought seveal pc chairs all of them seem to have wide arm rests so basically the length between both my arms (66mm)are very wide apart and I now got RSI because of it. Why do they make them all like that. My prevouis chair was not wide like that.Can someone post me alink of a nice chair that has back support and not wide arm rests of 66mm.

Budget? Have you tried the $599 Mirra Chair by Herman Miller amzn.to/hJeT5K Pros Vertical + Horizontal Adjustable armrest 12-year Herman Miller warranty I'm getting one myself at the end of this month because I work at the computer 16 hours a day. I seriously need a back friendly chair.

Q:I plan on making some chair covers for a reception next summer. I would like to try to make them myself, but was wondering how many yards it would take for each cover. I want to use cheap white fabric as long as it's not see through.

If you're going to the expense of having cloth chair covers, DO NOT use plastic table cloths. It will look incredibly TACKY. The best way to handle this situation is to find a seamstress who can sew the necessary table cloths. You can find great fabric on sale then pay the seamstress to make the table cloths. Doing so will be cheaper AND will give a more personal touch to your decor since you can really pick fabric that ties your decor together.

Q:Okay, so I need to buy a portable chair for my field day on for a week from now. I don't know what to get. D:I kinda need to know whatever I need is called.Thankies in advance.

These okorder /.. You can also just bring a beach towel, and sit on the ground.

Q:Lookig for a new desk chair and seen one i like but theres a lot of plastic parts on it mainly the legs. Woundering if its a big deal or just a strong as metal legs ?

I'm sitting on a leather office desk chair that I purchased at Office Depot 10 years ago and have had absolutely no stability problems, breakage or durability problems with the plastic coasters or the the base to which they are attached. The secretary chair which is upholstered is over 15 years old has plastic feet and coasters and hasn't had any issues either. We are very hard on our office furniture and have found plastic to be easy to keep clean and just as durable as metal (which in our case rusted over time on a metal based and castored wingbacked office chair we once had).

Q:If the opportunity cost of 1 table is 5 chairs in nation A and 1 chair in nation B, it makes sense for nation B to produce chairs?

False. A country should produce whichever good it has a comparative advantage, i.e. lower opportunity cost, in producing. Country A has to give up making only 1 table to make 5 chairs, so its opportunity cost of making chairs is 0.2 tables. Country B has to give up making 1 table to make 1 chair, so its opportunity cost of making chairs is 1 chair. Country A should produce chairs because it has a comparative advantage.

Q:My office chair smells very strongly.Kind of a farty/pooey smell.How do i clean it?Its tweed covered.

Well, they need washing too, like your pants. Problem is you can't throw them into the washer. It's a damp sponge, soapy water, immediately blot, repeat, repeat, repeat and leave for the weekend. Come back Monday and spray with Febreeze. Don't forget to wash the rest of the chair, any arm rests, they get sweaty too.

Q:I'm a sofa, and i wish to know what its like being a miserable little chair.

It's exciting.

Q:I have a desk chair that leans back and one of the arms broke. When you lean back in the chair it puts alot of stress on the arm and it finally snapped after a couple of years. Now when you sit in the chair it twists and it really uncomfortable. I can solve the problem by putting the arm back together and was thinking that i could make a splint kind of thing for it, but the arm is a weird curvy shape and any straight material won't work. Any suggestions for materials that i could use would be appreciated or if you have another idea of how to fix it, i would happy to hear them.Please don't say super glue or tape because it will not work.Also, i'm not buying a new chair so please don't leave that as a response either.

You are wrong about using a glue. But then glue is not the right word anyway. Use a material called PL Premium Construction Adhesive. Tube section at many locations. Just don't spend much time breathing it and do not get it on your skin. This adhesive is used to stick most anything to anything - forever. Builders and masons have used this stuff for decades. The old joke is that PL will stick a Volkswagon to a brick wall. How strong? Well, if you use PL to stick two large boards together, you will never be able to break the bond - even with an axe or a ten pound sledge. The wood will be smashed to pieces and the two adhesive faces will still be solidly stuck together. As it relates to your work, I have used it to repair runners on rocking chairs and legs that have snapped apart. Still going thirty years later.

Q:Has anyone ever gotten a little dizzy when your dentist raises your chair back up ? It only lasts a few seconds but I was wondering what was causing it to happen :)

You might want to check with your doctor to see if you have vertigo.

Q:i just got 2 kittens yesterday and all they do is pretty much stay under my rocking chair. their 4 months old but i don't know how to get them out from under the rocking chair without hurting them. please help i want to spend time with them and have fun with them.

So you want to have fun with them. Well we certainly wouldn't want to deprive you of your toys! You just got them YESTERDAY for crying out loud. Give them a freaking break! Why won't you allow them time to become acclimated (look the word up in the dictionary) to their new environment? If you were suddenly taken away from everyone and everything you knew and dumped into a strange land, wouldn't it take you a day or two before you could relax? And these are BABIES! Grow up. You need to be patient and kind. Give the kittens time to adjust and learn where everything is. It's no wonder they hide with such impatience coming at them. And remember, these are living beings - not TOYS!! If you are so young and immature that you need a toy to play with, you should have gone to Toys 'R Us and bought an electronic kitty. Living beings require love and kindness and food, water, shelter and health care. They have feelings and wants and needs. Give them time to adjust. That is even more true if they are feral. Ferals have not been socialized around people; in fact they have usually been taught to run and hide. Again, it will take TIME for them to realize they are in a safe place. And get a book and read up on cats. Educate yourself in the basics - for THEIR sake.