Well, it's a big target that's not easy to miss.. . . Andy if you're still in the chair, good, then I'll be tall enough to poke you in the nose.
Good to know. And here I thought arsenic was banned in pressure treated wood in 2003. I suppose some old chairs prior to that could still exist..Funny thing related - 3 stores in the weekly sales "Advo" (the name the carriers always called them when I was still working) had plastic Adirondack chairs in their ads!
As for burning them, @Uncle Bob, many are pressure treated, which would not be good, especially old ones, with chromium and arsenic. And I definitely wouldn't burn the plastic ones, even as little as I like them.
Unlikely. Just don't burn old ones pressure-treated with toxic chemicals. There are other ways to dispose of unwanted furniture.
You can include getting out of bed in that list - which is why I have a raised mattress!
You should try getting fitted bottom sheets for a Queen size mattress. My bed is made for a Queen size mattress, which sort of sits slightly in it, not on it [sorry, I can't think of how to describe it]. My previous bed, which was a divan base and mattress, came with me from England, and was a double, and so all my bed linen was for a double bed.
Maybe you could try one of those foam mattresses that come all rolled up. Then you unwrap them and they expand to normal size.
You could try looking at RV/Camping supplies places. Double (aka: full-size) beds would not be uncommon. In my RV, we have what is called an RV King. It is the width of a Cal King and the length of a Eastern King...Cal King sheets fit just fine, as long as they have good elastic to pull the extra lenght tight. I found the cutest Martha Stewart (close-out) sheets with little zebras...just perfect with my Scalamandre (red) bedskirt. The sheets are turquoise, but I love color! Sheets link - bed skirt link - so when we camp, it is like safari!!
