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Q: My wife and I are installing a new bathroom sink. We agreed on a vessel-style sink, but had no idea that we had so many material choices. We're leaning toward a natural-stone vessel sink. To help us with a final decision, can you please tell us more about stone vessel sinks? Bob, Ohio

A: A vessel sink sits on top of the counter rather than being mounted in or below the countertop. This opens up a lot of design opportunities because the sink rim will not be confined to fitting a straight countertop edge.

Along with design freedom comes a vast choice of materials that you can use for a vessel sink. China, stainless steel and cast iron can keep the look a little more traditional. Glass, metal and natural stone, on the other hand, can give your bathroom a more dramatic effect.

When it comes to natural stone, marble is a very popular choice for vessel sinks. Since a marble vessel sink is usually formed and polished from a single piece of stone, the finished product may look more like a piece of sculpture than a bathroom sink.

Here are a few more things to keep in mind:

When installing, use only caulking and sealants made for natural stone, or you may stain the sink. Also, since this is a natural product, colors and grain may be limited to the stone available. Finally, this type of bathroom sink is a higher-end plumbing product, and that's a "stone-cold" fact!

Master contractor/plumber Ed Del Grande is known internationally as the author of the book "Ed Del Grande's House Call," the host of TV and Internet shows and a LEED green associate. Visit eddelgrande.com or write eadelg@cs.com. Always consult local contractors and codes.

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Fairfax, VA (PRWEB) October 03, 2013

My Plumber Heating & Cooling is launching its fall $89 Tune-Up campaign benefiting Childrens National Medical Hospital and the children who depend on them for care. Throughout the month of October, My Plumber Heating & Cooling will donate $10 to this cause for every Heating Tune-Up that they perform.

Mark Presgrave, Vice President of My Plumber Heating and Cooling, said, 62% of heating and cooling breakdowns are due to a problem caused by lack of regular system tune-ups and maintenance. We are so confident in our equipment tune-ups that we guaranty they will last all winter or our customers will receive a full refund.

Presgrave also said that, We are a family oriented company so we wanted to do something to give back to a cause that is near and dear to all of us, our children. We are honored to share with Childrens National in order to help save childrens lives with our Fall Tune-Up initiative.

Children's National Medical Hospital in Washington, DC, has been serving the nation's children since 1870. Home to Children's Research Institute and the Sheikh Zayed Institute for Pediatric Surgical Innovation, Children's National is consistently ranked among the top pediatric hospitals by U.S.News & World Report and the Leapfrog Group. Children's National is a Magnet designated hospital. With 303 beds and eight regional outpatient centers, Children's National is the premier provider of acute pediatric services in the Washington metropolitan area.

About My Plumber My Plumber Heating and Air-Conditioning has been in business for over thirty years and operates in 17 counties in Northern Virginia and Suburban Maryland, including Fairfax, Prince William, Loudoun, Arlington, Prince Georges, Frederick and Montgomery. They answer upwards of 600 service requests per week. The company has been honored by the neighborhoods in which it operates for providing excellent service, technological advances and its commitment to meeting the needs of the people in the communities it serves. See more at: http://www.myplumber.com.

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Nancy Dover would like to sit by her pool and enjoy the last few days of nice weather.

But the Forest Hill resident said she cant, because of the rats.

Dover, 61, said shes seen at least six rats in her backyard, and rats have been reportedly spotted all over the affluent neighbourhood.

If I hear something, or if I feel something Im at the edge of my nerves, she told the Star.

Pest control companies say Dovers situation is becoming increasingly common, as Torontos rat population is on the rise.

Daniel Mackie, technical services director of Greenleaf Pest Control, said rat calls have increased 10 to 15 per cent every year for the past five years, particularly for residential areas that have historically been almost rat free.

Mackie said Torontos green movement may be to blame, although he stressed the growing rat population is probably caused by several factors.

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Jamestown, North Carolina (PRWEB) October 03, 2013

The Design Network is proud to announce its partnership with interior designer and owner of AMB Design Inc., Anne-Marie Barton, whose new video series Materials Matter launches on TDN October 3, 2013.

In this multi-episode series, Anne-Marie takes her Materials Matter viewers on a journey through the home, advising where they should spend more and where they can cut back when updating, remodeling or starting new construction. From hunting down the perfect, large-scale marble slab for kitchen and bathroom countertops to selecting the smallest knob, drawer pull or handle, Anne-Marie hopes to inspire her audience to spend time focusing on the finer details that will last in their homes. Showcasing examples from her vast portfolio, Anne-Marie provides tips for carefully selecting materials and offers advice about the world of options available in todays marketplace.

Our homes tell the story of those who live there. Its our one chance to show who we really are and influence the way our families live, says Anne-Marie. At the end of the day, every material matters.

As a past Spokesperson for the Pegasus line of Bathroom Products for The Home Depot and the first Super Guide for About.com hosting How To videos that teach viewers to redecorate bathrooms and kitchens, serve as their own contractors, develop meaningful holiday traditions and more, Anne-Marie is appreciated for her grass roots style of collaborating with all trades in order to create and oversee a comfortable, sophisticated, detail-enhanced home. With more than 200 homes to her credit, she has enjoyed residential, commercial and hospitality projects in California, New York City, Connecticut, Memphis and her home state of Utah. Her list of clients includes NFL Hall of Fame quarterback Steve Young, CBS sportscaster Jim Nantz, professional golfer Johnny Miller, and Oregon senator Gordon Smith.

Anne-Maries fun and inspirational approach to educating her viewers is in perfect alignment with the bevy of quality content coming to The Design Network this fall, says TDN Founder, Jason Harris. By connecting experts and talented personalities like Anne-Marie with our core audience of home enthusiasts, and then providing them the two-way engagement and interactivity that only a broadband network can offer, we believe we are positioned to be the go-to resource for home design entertainment, inspiration and information that many viewers are looking for, but cannot find through traditional media like cable TV. We are excited to have a designer like Anne-Marie join the team and cant wait share her series with our TDN community.

About The Design Network:

Launched in January 2013 by home furnishings industry veterans Jason and Jeff Harris, The Design Network is a broadband, all-screens network that aligns the best designers, architects, furniture purveyors, video producers and home enthusiasts to offer inspirational, instructional and entertaining videos about home design and fashion. By serving on-demand content in a new, relevant and fresh way, and reaching home enthusiasts through a multitude of screens, anywhere at any time, the Design Network is an entertaining resource for design inspiration, expert advice and product information, as well as a growing, vibrant community built on a shared passion for all things home.

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