text: Cleaning your rug is important, but it becomes a problem when you do it too often. Rugs are highly prone to getting dirty, especially in high traffic areas, and in these situations, of course, a thorough clean is warranted.
  But what if there was a safe way to protect the rug from soil and liquid spill stains to reduce the frequency of that thorough cleaning that could damage the integrity of the rug? Well, there is. With our Scotchgard fiber protection, you get a scientifically-proven, protective barrier that increases stain resistance, water resistance, and wear resistance of your rug, ultimately extending its life and value.
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  Rug pads are essential to absorb the constant crushing that comes with excessive traffic on the rug. Over time, they could wear out, and when they do, they will need a replacement. Our services also incorporate a rug pad replacement to ensure the durability of your area rug stays intact.
  
  Dublin Sinn Féin will launch their campaign for the local government election campaign tomorrow, Tuesday 18th May at 10.30am in the Irish Film Centre in Temple Bar, Dublin.
  Party President Gerry Adams MP will join Sinn Féin EU candidate Mary Lou McDonald to announce the full team of Dublin candidates and the party's manifesto for the City.
  
  One of the most common questions among medical cannabis users is how to determine the THC content of a homemade edible. THC levels can vary widely, so the content of your starting material is often unknown. Once your batch is baked, is it even possible to tell how many milligrams of THC are in each serving? Even commercial producers get it wrong sometimes.
  To anyone mathematically challenged: An online calculator (like this one) can approximately determine the THC percentage for you. If you’d prefer to do the math, here’s how the formula works.
  Start your estimate with an average THC percentage. According to this table, low-quality cannabis or trim can contain as little as 3 percent THC, while top-shelf strains can average 25 percent or more. Government guidelines put the national average quality at 10 percent.
  We’ll assume yours is 10 (if you don’t have the exact number from lab testing) to demonstrate the equation using a round number. First, you multiply your THCA by 10 to get your mg/g of THCA
  There’s no single way to make impeccable edibles – only trial and error can determine the right potency for each person. However, the following dos and don’ts will help perfect your craft:
  Do alter accordingly if your recipe doesn’t yield the right dose per serving. Cut stronger recipes with regular butter or oil, and add more THC to weaker ones with an oil or extract.
  Don’t forget to decarboxylate your cannabis before cooking with it – raw cannabis not only tastes bad, but renders your edibles ineffective. (If your response was “De-what?”, read this guide.)
  Do try testing your cannabutter’s potency before baking it into a dish, rather than testing it retroactively per the formula above. Think of the formula in reverse. Take a little oil with food or drink, wait an hour, and see how you feel. The amount of oil that yields the desired effect represents a single dose, which you can multiply per serving of your batch.
  To determine the amount of THC or CBD in each serving of whatever goodie you baked, and how many grams of cannabis to use when baking- checkout this helpful cannabutter dosing calculator.
  
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  One of life’s pleasures is shopping. But if you’re plus-sized like I am, buying new clothes can be challenging. Beyond beloved staples such as Lane Bryant and Ashley Stewart, many mainstream retailers seem to think that style stops at size 14/16, and that if you’re larger than that, you can’t possibly want fashionable, on-trend pieces.