Vinyl Tablecloth

... birthday kiddo, birthday hats, a vinyl birthday tablecloth for quick cleanup, at least...

... the white hearts of the tablecloth, tracking Tanya's every expression through ... her head straight onto the vinyl surface with a thud, her ...

... was wondering if the PVC vinyl tablecloth is for sale on the... you can’t beat a wipeclean tablecloth when you have young kids...

... in his right hand. The vinyl tablecloth hung down, a yellow curtain... head. Maurice, invisible beneath the tablecloth. And Marina. Still singing. The ... want a fresh cup?" The vinyl rustled. Maurice emerged, unfolding himself ...

... in his right hand. The vinyl tablecloth hung down, a yellow curtain... head. Maurice, invisible beneath the tablecloth. And Marina. Still singing. The ... want a fresh cup?" The vinyl rustled. Maurice emerged, unfolding himself ...

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👉 Smiry Rectangle Table Cloth. 👉 Waterproof Heavy Duty Vinyl Tablecloths. 👉 Wipeable Washable Table Cover for Kitchen and Dining Room (Beige. 👉 60" X 84"). You can check it out on Amazon: 👉 https://www.amazon.com/Smiry-Rectangle-Waterproof-Tablecloths-Wipeable/dp/B07Y4TDT51?tag=cosmostopdeal-20 submitted by /u/EuSouAstrid to r/Deals4USAll [link] [comments]

Having nice stuff = keeping stuff nice which is a fool's errand. You're serving the stuff instead of it serving you. What pieces of Dad Wisdom have you picked up over the years? submitted by /u/bhoran235 to r/daddit [link] [comments]

It was a ton of work but worth it! We spent around $500 on our decorations and were lucky to already have a printer that could do a lot of the heavy lifting! My recommendations are to use any craft supplies you have hanging around or to shop for them at a craft reuse/donation store, buy paper from thrift stores if you can (look in the office supplies area if they have one), utilize your second hand stores (look for any independent ones, they tend to be cheaper!), scour Buy Nothing groups for things you can use or post asks in those groups, ask friends/family if they have decor you can use (frames, sign easels, vases, etc!), use Canva for free, use a free crossword maker online, draw your own things if you are good at it. I was worried that the fake florals and floral chandeliers would look weird but once everything was put together it looked great and I don’t think people were put off by them being fake. At least if they were, they didn’t tell me, lol! 😂 I am so glad we did them in advance because this saved me a ton of time when it came to the week of and set up. Also I was surprised that people absolutely loved the crossword puzzle and the people at the tables all worked on it together! Things I would maybe not do again: baking a bunch of things (if you happen to love baking and are already good at it, go for it but I did not love this as much as I thought I would). The sugar paste flowers were actually easier than I thought though! Or I would pick an easier bake like drop cookies or brownies. Also we struggled to find fresh flowers we actually liked and looked good together in a bouquet a couple days before: I think it would have been easier to just buy a simple bouquet of roses and be done with it! Or do fake and make in advance, they would have looked fine in pictures. Things we DIY’d: - Arranged madeleines on a cone (in the background of pic 1) - Designed and printed signage (table numbers, reception signs, dessert table signs, etc) - Painted table number holders and parts of signs gold - Made fake floral arrangements in thrifted and borrowed tea tins on vintage books we got for free on Buy Nothing, thrifted led candles/teacups/votives - Drew and folded wedding zine - Created “prescriptions” for marriage cards: my wife is a pharmacy technician so this was a nod to that! She etched the glass container to say RX on it. People enjoyed this and the advice was fun to read! - Homemade lotion bars as a favor (yellow things in the gold tins). I know people are torn on whether to offer favors but in our case we had none left and people loved them! I would skip if you had to buy a lot of the supplies new but we had a lot kicking around from previous projects. - Made fake floral chandeliers: these were the most expensive part of our decor but they provided a big impact and a random lady actually wanted to buy them off of me when she saw us setting up. - Baked petit fours and made little sugar paste flowers for the top - Baked a wajillion madeleines - Designed program/menu/crossword that included the madeleine recipe and comic Not pictured but I also did a scrapbook-like guestbook, card box, our bouquets, a tablecloth we painted to have our names and date on it (easy, just use a sheet and some acrylic paint!), our invitations and save the dates. And while I am normally pretty anti-AI, we did use it to clean up/restore some photos of our departed grandparents. Up to you whether that is worth it (AI uses a lot of water, not great for the environment, etc) but in this case it helped to restore some of the only photos we had so we could put out some “people who couldn’t be here” pics. So I would recommend this particular usage if you are in a situation like we were, but use your own judgement. We also did our own kind of DIY photobooth using LumaBooth which was recommended in one of the wedding subs I am part of. Although it worked and some people used it, we could have skipped this or just provided a selfie stick. People had a hard time with the interface because it doesn’t provide a ton of instructions. But it was relatively cheap and we got fun pics from it so I’m not mad at it! I’d recommend it but encourage folks to write a little paper/sign with basic instructions. Also: I already owned a silhouette machine (does custom die cuts) and I ended up not using it. If you don’t have your heart set on complicated shapes and/or using vinyl, I wouldn’t recommend buying one of these (even if used). There’s a learning curve and vinyl can be expensive depending on the amount you need. I could have used it to cut out a cake topper but I did not leave enough time in my DIY schedule to do this. Also we could have just as easily cut out a circle of cardstock, put it on a skewer, and drawn on some cute calligraphy! Things we did not DIY: - After getting a $2k quote for a cake from a fancy bakery/custom cake place (insane!!), we considered making our own cake but I am very glad we hired this out to a local grocery store. It was relatively cheap (less than $200 for a full sheet and an 8 inch round). I had to shop around to find a good grocery cake but we had fun doing our own “cake tasting” by buying grocery store slices. - Making our own handfasting cord. It’s actually easy to do this (hello braids!) but in the month leading up to the ceremony I decided to stop doing DIY to quell the madness and this was the right choice. Anyhoo that is my two cents, happy DIY-ing! submitted by /u/Fuzzlekat to r/DIYweddings [link] [comments]

I usually go thru a love-active dislike-growing on me-love again with each quilt I make. But this one I've loved thru the whole process. It makes me smile each time I see it. Fabric management (81 colors) was a challenge, but I'm happy to report my seam ripper came out only a couple times. -- 68" x 76" after warm wash/dry -- Pattern by Messygoats -- Cherrywood hand dyed fabric (omg love - hardly any fraying due to high thread count) -- backing is Tula Pink Best Buds in Fog I'm sure a lot of you recognize the flannel backed vinyl tablecloth that I used to lay out the pieces. If you don't have one in your quilting supplies, get one! Fabric pieces stay put, you can roll it up if you make sure the vinyl is on top of each piece as you roll. It's a cheap solution that works sooooo well. submitted by /u/bonnienorman to r/quilting [link] [comments]

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Just wondering I noticed they had cotton ones a couple weeks ago but haven’t seen any of the vinyl in stores or the ads. Thanks! submitted by /u/dsharp28 to r/aldi [link] [comments]

Hosted a 12 person LAN party last night. This was my third time hosting one and they get better every time! I even stood up some dedicated LAN servers on an old Dell Precision T7610 tower. UT99, UT2004, Halo Custom Edition, and Command & Conquer Generals were the fan favorites. I even had a PC set up with Parsec for a friend who lives across the country. Lag was minimal and worked pretty well! 😁 Edit: See comments for computer specs. Additional Info: All monitors were 1080p 60Hz. It was a combination of HP 243, HP 240, and HP 240c. All connected with HDMI or DP. I used the switches I got for my original BYoC LAN party a couple years ago: 1 x Nicgiga 10 Port 2.5Gb Unmanaged Ethernet Switch (S25-0802) 2 x Nicgiga 6 Port 2.5G Unmanaged Ethernet Switch (S25-0402-N) I daisy chained them together using a 10Gb SFP+ to RJ45 adapters (ipolex SFP+ to RJ45 10Gb Module) I used several large power strips (like the Tripp Lite 12 outlet surge protectors) and spread the load across two circuits (20 amp and 15 amp). The table itself was tricky. I used the pool table in the basement and I put a couple pieces of plywood on it and covered it with a vinyl tablecloth. This provided a great sized table for the party, but it was a few inches taller than your regular 30" desk. This made the chairs slightly too short. I ended up getting some taller hydraulic cylinders for a few of the shortest ones, and I got the "roller blade" wheels for the taller ones, which gave them just a few more inches. Worked out pretty well! submitted by /u/WildGoose13 to r/lanparty [link] [comments]

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I built this farmhouse table almost 10 years ago. It has served its purpose well, but now having kids, the grooves constantly fill with food crumbs. What’s my best option to fill in the grooves? My immediate thought is to clean the grooves and then re-finish the entire top with epoxy. Any other thoughts? submitted by /u/95skers to r/woodworking [link] [comments]

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Hi everyone - just joined this SR and very excited! If anyone can tell me how to remove stains on my vinyl tablecloth I would really appreciate it. In the picture below you see some faint stains and it is almost always caused by ketchup or just tomatoes in general. For some reason tomatoes just stains my tablecloth almost immediately - even if I wipe it off right away it doesn’t come off. I realize it’s not a big problem but the OCD in me is going crazy lol. Please help 🙏 submitted by /u/ilove6kies to r/CleaningTips [link] [comments]

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How to make it easy to wet-wipe a polished wooden table after meals, but still keeps water from ruining the polish? I don't like to use glass or vinyl table protectors, tablecloths or place mats submitted by /u/IndianEpictetus to r/howto [link] [comments]

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I am a stay-at-home dad recovering from a minor surgery. Because of lifting and mobility restrictions, I've had family in town helping out for the past week and a half. The first week, my wife's mother came, and she actually knows her way around our house. She folds clothes weird, and puts thing away in the wrong spots, but at least she just does stuff. My wife's step mom...bless her. She means well. But I am about ready to wring her neck. This woman must have grown up in some kind of Victorian-era fairy tale, I swear. She is so fussy about furniture and dishes and household crap like that, you'd think it's some kind of disease. People show less care and attention to human children than this woman shows to furniture that doesn't even belong to her. So when they arrived this time, they brought us a new kitchen table. A used one, mind you. They're giving it to us as a sort of Christmas gift. Hooray, right? We have been wanting a table just like this one for as long as I can remember, and I'm delighted to have it. But I cannot afford the tuition for the four-semester certification program I'm going to have to complete to be qualified to take care of this goddamn table. Not two minutes had passed after they got it in before she started fussing about how the finish on the wood will "be ruined" if we don't "invest in some quality placemats". And before we were allowed to eat dinner on this thing, she spread a fucking beach towel over it because we don't have a proper tablecloth. She's almost certainly going to buy us one before she leaves. We have two kids under age 3. And it's a used table. It's pretty, sure. But it WILL get damaged. It will. And guess what? I DON'T CARE. Neither does my wife! But GOD FORBID we ever let her lay eyes on this table without both a properly sized tablecloth AND the right kind of placemats (these fuck-ugly particleboard ones that she likes). And every goddamn time we see her, it's something like that. Last time they came up, she gave us an Advent calendar that she literally spent six months making. It's something "mother used to do for us when we were little, and we always really enjoyed". Okay. Great. We like Christmas. I'm even religious, although the wife isn't. Cool, that's fine. She asked me in, like, February if I wanted this thing, and I casually said yes because I had no idea what I was agreeing to. This Advent calendar is literally bigger than I am. It's like six feet tall and four feet wide. You have to hang a fucking curtain rod on the wall to suspend it from. It's made of felt, so "the mice will get to it", so to store it you need to carefully cover every inch of it in dry-cleaning plastic, then roll it around a cardboard tube, cover the rolled up thing in more plastic, then shove it into a cardboard box. Then send out for a team of horses led by Charles Dickens to carry it off to Buckingham palace, where angels are waiting to bear it up into heaven on chariots of fire. AND I HAVEN'T EVEN MENTIONED THE ORNAMENTS! Keep in mind, this Advent calendar is a gift for a two-year-old, who is only beginning to understand what Christmas is. My Father-in-law literally had to MAKE a fucking special box to keep these ornaments in. Not joking, she had him make a box, with a special kind of latch that's more difficult to open than a normal goddamn latch. And inside are 25 ornaments, all wrapped in individual snack-sized bubble wrap baggies. And each one is something "mother collected in her travels". Like, one is from China, one is from France, one was made by fucking Gepetto and won't shut up about how it wants to be a real boy one day. And taken together, they are the top 25 most fragile objects I have ever beheld in my 36 years of life. Each one probably deserves an entire wing in a museum dedicated to its history and sanctity. And she's like this with EVERYTHING. Sigh. I could handle all of this with a smile if it weren't for all the goddamn comments about absolutely everything. No object or occurrence passes without comment. I can't stand for very long, so she has emptied and refilled the dishwasher a few times. And almost every dish, we have to have some fucking discussion about. Our Tupperware is a little old and corroded (you know, the white scratchy marks that gradually accumulate when you microwave things in plastic containers?) Well "that's really unsanitary, bacteria can build up in those little holes". Know what else is covered in bacteria? Everything. Every item and every surface in every place you've ever been. And yet here we are. I have had three, three prolonged conversations with this woman about how the knives which came with our cutlery set are not butter knives. You buy a set of silverware from some place like Bed Bath and Beyond. What comes in it? Big spoons, little spoons, big forks, little forks, and butter knives. Right? Smooth-edged knives that are good for nothing except spreading soft things like butter or condiments like mustard. Sure, some of them have a slight serrated edge. But many of them do not. Serrated or not, those knives are colloquially know by every person I've ever met...as butter knives. But in the past year, I have had three 15-minute or longer discussions about how these knives of ours, which are not serrated, are NOT butter knives, even though it's perfectly acceptable to use these knives to spread butter "if that's what you have". A butter knife, however, is a specialized tool that is shorter, and shaped differently. And when we sit down to eat, this woman will stubbornly try to CUT MEAT with these blunt knives because she insists that they are "dinner knives" and therefore suitable for cutting dinner items. When we offer her a steak knife, she insists that "no, this is fine" even though it's quite plain to everyone that these "dinner knives" are ill-adapted to the task of cutting meat. This woman insisted that they bring their own bath towels while they stay with us. "So we wouldn't have to think about it". She plays with my daughters, and instead of saying "coochie coochie coo" like a goddamn normal person, she says "orgly orgly zip" like a 1950s B-movie Martian. And don't get me started on on cooking. Her cooking is actually good about 80% of the time, but her strict adherance to recipes is just beyond reason. She's the kind of person that would delay dinner for an hour because she had to run to the store because the recipe calls for margarine and all we have is butter. One time we were talking about what to have for dinner, and I suggested we get a salad kit at the store. "I don't know what a salad kit is." "It's a salad in a bag. It's got, like all the ingredients, and the dressing." "I've never seen anything like that." "Really? They're in every grocery store... everywhere. It says 'salad kit' on the bag." "I don't know, I'll have to look". So she looks. And lo! Go tell it on the mountain! She finds a salad kit in her local grocery store, a Mediterranean salad with balsamic vinaigrette. Later that night, she pulls it out of the fridge. "So what do I do with this?" "You put it in a bowl, and mix everything together." She grabs a mixing bowl, cuts the bag open with scissors, and dumps it in. Then she fishes out the little ingredient bag. "What's this?" "It's the ingredients. For the salad." "What do I do with it?" "You open the ingredients, and put them in the salad". She opens the main bag, and pulls out the pita chip croutons. "What is this?" "It's croutons. It goes in the salad." Every step, we do this. The feta cheese. "What is this for?" "It goes. In the salad." A little packet of spices. "Well now, what am I supposed to do with this?" Me, trying desperately not to commit murder: "It. Goes. In. The. Salad." The dressing. "Do I put this on now?" Me, begging God to let me die: "Now, or right before we serve, if you prefer." Shrugging, as if she's had to deliberate extensively about this issue: "I guess I'll just put it on." I have never seen an adult so utterly defeated as this woman was by something as simple as a salad kit. I'm done. Please send pipe bombs, so I can feel the blessed relief of dying of shrapnel wounds. Edit: I wrote this rant while she was out at the store. When she returned, can you guess what she had? That's right. Ugly-ass placemats, and the fuck-ugliest vinyl tablecloth I've ever laid eyes on. This beautiful, dark wood, counter-height table will now be forever buried under Walmart picnic table kitsch. I'm off to clamp myself to my car battery. Edit 2: Thank you all for laughing with me about this. It made my day. One last thing I forgot to mention about my MIL: I love her. She and my wife's dad have done my family a long list of favors, and I could not have gotten through this surgery without them. submitted by /u/petertmcqueeny to r/rant [link] [comments]

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