Comments for Restaurant http://www.plentyrestaurant.com Thu, 15 Jul 2010 11:55:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on What are some cons of fast food resturants? by ilovepoison2820 http://www.plentyrestaurant.com/resturants/what-are-some-cons-of-fast-food-resturants/#comment-6517 ilovepoison2820 Thu, 15 Jul 2010 11:55:59 +0000 http://www.plentyrestaurant.com/resturants/what-are-some-cons-of-fast-food-resturants#comment-6517 Something to think about. The U.S. government (fda) allows restaurants to put additives in food that can actually make the food addictive...... therefore, making you crave it & gain lots of weight. Well, in turn; doctors make tons of money trying to help overweight people. And, of course; the government gets tons of taxes from this money!!! So, why do YOU think this is allowed to continue??<br><b>References : </b><br> Something to think about. The U.S. government (fda) allows restaurants to put additives in food that can actually make the food addictive…… therefore, making you crave it & gain lots of weight.

Well, in turn; doctors make tons of money trying to help overweight people. And, of course; the government gets tons of taxes from this money!!! So, why do YOU think this is allowed to continue??
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]]> Comment on Is it possible to stain a wood table if it is already stained? by jointer4 http://www.plentyrestaurant.com/dining-guide/is-it-possible-to-stain-a-wood-table-if-it-is-already-stained/#comment-6504 jointer4 Thu, 15 Jul 2010 11:55:59 +0000 http://www.plentyrestaurant.com/dining-guide/is-it-possible-to-stain-a-wood-table-if-it-is-already-stained#comment-6504 I'm a wood worker going on 11 years now and the best way I've found to introduce any stain is to sand off the existing stain. This requires some work,but you can minimize the duration of time you spend by using an electric sander. If you haven't much experience with sanders go with a random orbital sander. Using a belt sander eats alot of wood in a big hurry and you can easily ruin a piece by creating steps in the surface without having some time spent on a belt sander. Stain, because it is a thin substance absorbs deep into the grain. This is the place you want to be if you intend to apply a lighter stain however. Start sanding with a course grit like 80-40 grit paper and when you reach the depth where stain no longer exists, switch to a finer grit of paper, like 100-150, then move to an even finer grit; 220- 400. Once you do that use an even finer grit on the end grain, this will give you consistent results in color with the surface color. Stain comes in different forms; paste,liquid. If using the liquid stain be sure to use a wood conditioner before applying the stain. This will allow the stain to penetrate more evenly, rather than soaking into the softer grain and lying on the harder grain. After this you can apply a clear coat. I like to apply three to five coats sanding between coats with a super fine grit to achieve a smooth finished surface. If you decide to just paint the surface, sanding it to the desired smoothness is sufficient enough to apply primer following up with a finish coat of paint. I'm also a painter by profession for 12 years now. Again sand with a fine grit between coats; 220 or higher. Hope this helps!!!<br><b>References : </b><br> I’m a wood worker going on 11 years now and the best way I’ve found to introduce any stain is to sand off the existing stain. This requires some work,but you can minimize the duration of time you spend by using an electric sander. If you haven’t much experience with sanders go with a random orbital sander. Using a belt sander eats alot of wood in a big hurry and you can easily ruin a piece by creating steps in the surface without having some time spent on a belt sander. Stain, because it is a thin substance absorbs deep into the grain. This is the place you want to be if you intend to apply a lighter stain however. Start sanding with a course grit like 80-40 grit paper and when you reach the depth where stain no longer exists, switch to a finer grit of paper, like 100-150, then move to an even finer grit; 220- 400. Once you do that use an even finer grit on the end grain, this will give you consistent results in color with the surface color. Stain comes in different forms; paste,liquid. If using the liquid stain be sure to use a wood conditioner before applying the stain. This will allow the stain to penetrate more evenly, rather than soaking into the softer grain and lying on the harder grain. After this you can apply a clear coat. I like to apply three to five coats sanding between coats with a super fine grit to achieve a smooth finished surface. If you decide to just paint the surface, sanding it to the desired smoothness is sufficient enough to apply primer following up with a finish coat of paint. I’m also a painter by profession for 12 years now. Again sand with a fine grit between coats; 220 or higher. Hope this helps!!!
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]]> Comment on What are some cons of fast food resturants? by donielle http://www.plentyrestaurant.com/resturants/what-are-some-cons-of-fast-food-resturants/#comment-6516 donielle Thu, 15 Jul 2010 11:49:59 +0000 http://www.plentyrestaurant.com/resturants/what-are-some-cons-of-fast-food-resturants#comment-6516 its fattning its unhealty it shortenss life<br><b>References : </b><br> its fattning its unhealty it shortenss life
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]]> Comment on What are some cons of fast food resturants? by Monique Lynae http://www.plentyrestaurant.com/resturants/what-are-some-cons-of-fast-food-resturants/#comment-6515 Monique Lynae Thu, 15 Jul 2010 11:30:59 +0000 http://www.plentyrestaurant.com/resturants/what-are-some-cons-of-fast-food-resturants#comment-6515 It's EXTREMELY fattening<br><b>References : </b><br> It’s EXTREMELY fattening
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]]> Comment on What are some cons of fast food resturants? by DavidausZueri http://www.plentyrestaurant.com/resturants/what-are-some-cons-of-fast-food-resturants/#comment-6514 DavidausZueri Thu, 15 Jul 2010 11:20:59 +0000 http://www.plentyrestaurant.com/resturants/what-are-some-cons-of-fast-food-resturants#comment-6514 Not that I should help you with your homework, but I think fast food should be cut down because it makes people too fat/overweight, and the food causes other health problems, like diabetes and heart disease. There's just too much fat, grease, cholesterol and sugar in fast food.<br><b>References : </b><br> Not that I should help you with your homework, but I think fast food should be cut down because it makes people too fat/overweight, and the food causes other health problems, like diabetes and heart disease. There’s just too much fat, grease, cholesterol and sugar in fast food.
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]]> Comment on Is it possible to stain a wood table if it is already stained? by HeatherFeather http://www.plentyrestaurant.com/dining-guide/is-it-possible-to-stain-a-wood-table-if-it-is-already-stained/#comment-6503 HeatherFeather Thu, 15 Jul 2010 11:16:59 +0000 http://www.plentyrestaurant.com/dining-guide/is-it-possible-to-stain-a-wood-table-if-it-is-already-stained#comment-6503 You can paint it but it would be a shame to do if the wood is a good quality. If you paint, you should use a primer first. The other option is to stain it the darker color you would like which means it should be stripped first. There is a brand called "Circa" which is very good and easy to use. Just follow directions on the label.<br><b>References : </b><br> You can paint it but it would be a shame to do if the wood is a good quality. If you paint, you should use a primer first. The other option is to stain it the darker color you would like which means it should be stripped first. There is a brand called "Circa" which is very good and easy to use. Just follow directions on the label.
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]]> Comment on Is it possible to stain a wood table if it is already stained? by delicious buffet of manliness http://www.plentyrestaurant.com/dining-guide/is-it-possible-to-stain-a-wood-table-if-it-is-already-stained/#comment-6502 delicious buffet of manliness Thu, 15 Jul 2010 11:10:59 +0000 http://www.plentyrestaurant.com/dining-guide/is-it-possible-to-stain-a-wood-table-if-it-is-already-stained#comment-6502 that depends on weather or not it has polyurethane on it already if not, you can stain it a darker color but if it does then you will have to completely sand it down to restain<br><b>References : </b><br>experience that depends on weather or not it has polyurethane on it already if not, you can stain it a darker color but if it does then you will have to completely sand it down to restain
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]]> Comment on What do you think about a piano in a casual dining room? by Mackenzie http://www.plentyrestaurant.com/dining/what-do-you-think-about-a-piano-in-a-casual-dining-room/#comment-6484 Mackenzie Thu, 15 Jul 2010 10:52:59 +0000 http://www.plentyrestaurant.com/dining/what-do-you-think-about-a-piano-in-a-casual-dining-room#comment-6484 A piano belongs in a living room/family room not a kitchen<br><b>References : </b><br> A piano belongs in a living room/family room not a kitchen
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]]> Comment on What do you think about a piano in a casual dining room? by caffeineisyourfriend http://www.plentyrestaurant.com/dining/what-do-you-think-about-a-piano-in-a-casual-dining-room/#comment-6483 caffeineisyourfriend Thu, 15 Jul 2010 10:43:59 +0000 http://www.plentyrestaurant.com/dining/what-do-you-think-about-a-piano-in-a-casual-dining-room#comment-6483 It sounds like a good idea, but if you buy an antique piano and no one in your household plays the piano it might indeed look out of place and come across as pretention. In order to "keep it casual yet incorporate the piano" you might buy it and then start taking piano lessons, so that you could entertain your guests when you invite them over for dinner... unless, of course, you already play the piano :)<br><b>References : </b><br> It sounds like a good idea, but if you buy an antique piano and no one in your household plays the piano it might indeed look out of place and come across as pretention. In order to "keep it casual yet incorporate the piano" you might buy it and then start taking piano lessons, so that you could entertain your guests when you invite them over for dinner… unless, of course, you already play the piano :)
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]]> Comment on Is it illegal to make someone pay 50 cents to pee at a resturant? by Emilie <3 http://www.plentyrestaurant.com/resturant/is-it-illegal-to-make-someone-pay-50-cents-to-pee-at-a-resturant/#comment-6472 Emilie <3 Thu, 15 Jul 2010 10:34:59 +0000 http://www.plentyrestaurant.com/resturant/is-it-illegal-to-make-someone-pay-50-cents-to-pee-at-a-resturant#comment-6472 yes it may be they're property. But they do that for money. so if you have to pay 50 cents pee on the floor.<br><b>References : </b><br> yes it may be they’re property. But they do that for money. so if you have to pay 50 cents pee on the floor.
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