#Lithium Tools

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Lithium Electric Tools With Cordless Drill Technology Change The Industry

In recent years, the demand for efficient and portable power tools has been on the rise, making a significant shift in the industry. Among the various technological advancements, Lithium Electric Tools have emerged as the game-changer, particularly with the introduction of the Lithium Cordless Drill. This innovative tool has quickly gained popularity among professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike, due to its good performance and untethered convenience.

The Lithium Cordless Drill, powered by advanced lithium-ion battery technology, has revolutionized the way tasks are accomplished in the construction, woodworking, and manufacturing industries. With its cordless design, professionals no longer have to worry about power cords restricting their movement or finding nearby power outlets. This freedom of movement greatly enhances productivity, allowing workers to access hard-to-reach areas without any limitations.

One of the significant advantages of Lithium Electric Tools, specifically the Lithium Cordless Drill, is their improved battery life and runtime. Thanks to the lithium-ion battery technology, these tools can deliver longer-lasting power compared to traditional corded tools. This extended runtime reduces downtime significantly, as workers no longer need to interrupt their tasks to recharge or replace batteries frequently, ultimately leading to higher efficiency on the job site.

Another key feature of Lithium Cordless Drills is their fast charging capability. Manufacturers have prioritized the development of rapid chargers that can recharge lithium-ion batteries within a fraction of the time required by conventional batteries. This quick charging option, coupled with the extended runtime, ensures fewer disruptions in workflow and improves overall productivity.

The Lithium Cordless Drill also addresses the environmental concerns associated with traditional power tools. The lithium-ion batteries have a lower environmental impact compared to other types of batteries commonly used in power tools. Lithium-ion batteries are more energy-efficient, have a longer lifespan, and are recyclable, reducing the overall waste generated by the industry. This eco-friendly aspect of Lithium Electric Tools aligns with the increasing emphasis on sustainability in various sectors, making them a better choice for conscientious professionals.

Furthermore, Lithium Cordless Drills are designed with user convenience and comfort in mind. These tools are generally lighter in weight compared to their corded counterparts, reducing user fatigue during extended use. Additionally, the cordless design eliminates the hassle of managing and untangling power cords, providing a more streamlined and efficient working experience.

Despite the numerous advantages, there are a few considerations that professionals should keep in mind while using Lithium Cordless Drills. It is crucial to prioritize safety by following proper handling and charging procedures outlined by the manufacturers. Additionally, understanding the limitations of the tool's battery life and being prepared with backup batteries or chargers can help prevent interruptions in workflow.

The introduction of Lithium Electric Tools, with the Lithium Cordless Drill at the forefront, has brought significant advancements to the power tool industry. These tools have addressed the limitations of traditional corded tools, providing professionals with enhanced mobility, extended battery life, fast charging, and environmental sustainability. As the demand for efficient and portable power tools continues to grow, Lithium Electric Tools are undoubtedly poised to take an important place in the market, empowering professionals to accomplish their tasks more effectively than ever before.

#Lithium Electric Tools #Lithium Cordless Drill

[febatt]

21700 battery 4000mAh support 10C discharge, use for sweeper, gardening tools, electric scooters tricycles high performance...

#battery #lithium battery #tools

[batteriesontheweb]

Eric Roberts looks at the possible fire hazards that can come from your everyday power tools and garden tools-Lithium Batteries can cause Fires

#power tool batteries #lithium fires

[redhotarsenic]

Agh that person seems to be pretty okay with redraws of their photos from what I’ve seen thus far so was there really any point to me asking at all hurk

#god I feel like if I just go ahead and do it I’m gonna look like a tool #man who is primed to burst into flames like a lithium ion battery #this is most likely objectively untrue! but! still! #I am genuinely trying so hard to get out of my own head about the stupid drawing #am I being a big smelly baby rn argh #girl ​helppppp ;_;

[electronalytics]

#https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/power-tool-lithium-battery-market-overview-analysis-demand-khandade #Global Power Tool Lithium Battery Market Size #Share #Trends #Growth #Industry Analysis #Key Players #Revenue #Future Development & Forecast #global market insights #global research market report

[reasonsforhope]

Green energy is in its heyday. 

Renewable energy sources now account for 22% of the nation’s electricity, and solar has skyrocketed eight times over in the last decade. This spring in California, wind, water, and solar power energy sources exceeded expectations, accounting for an average of 61.5 percent of the state's electricity demand across 52 days. 

But green energy has a lithium problem. Lithium batteries control more than 90% of the global grid battery storage market. 

That’s not just cell phones, laptops, electric toothbrushes, and tools. Scooters, e-bikes, hybrids, and electric vehicles all rely on rechargeable lithium batteries to get going. 

Fortunately, this past week, Natron Energy launched its first-ever commercial-scale production of sodium-ion batteries in the U.S. 

“Sodium-ion batteries offer a unique alternative to lithium-ion, with higher power, faster recharge, longer lifecycle and a completely safe and stable chemistry,” said Colin Wessells — Natron Founder and Co-CEO — at the kick-off event in Michigan. 

The new sodium-ion batteries charge and discharge at rates 10 times faster than lithium-ion, with an estimated lifespan of 50,000 cycles.

Wessells said that using sodium as a primary mineral alternative eliminates industry-wide issues of worker negligence, geopolitical disruption, and the “questionable environmental impacts” inextricably linked to lithium mining. 

“The electrification of our economy is dependent on the development and production of new, innovative energy storage solutions,” Wessells said. 

Why are sodium batteries a better alternative to lithium?

The birth and death cycle of lithium is shadowed in environmental destruction. The process of extracting lithium pollutes the water, air, and soil, and when it’s eventually discarded, the flammable batteries are prone to bursting into flames and burning out in landfills. 

There’s also a human cost. Lithium-ion materials like cobalt and nickel are not only harder to source and procure, but their supply chains are also overwhelmingly attributed to hazardous working conditions and child labor law violations. 

Sodium, on the other hand, is estimated to be 1,000 times more abundant in the earth’s crust than lithium. 

“Unlike lithium, sodium can be produced from an abundant material: salt,” engineer Casey Crownhart wrote ​​in the MIT Technology Review. “Because the raw ingredients are cheap and widely available, there’s potential for sodium-ion batteries to be significantly less expensive than their lithium-ion counterparts if more companies start making more of them.”

What will these batteries be used for?

Right now, Natron has its focus set on AI models and data storage centers, which consume hefty amounts of energy. In 2023, the MIT Technology Review reported that one AI model can emit more than 626,00 pounds of carbon dioxide equivalent. 

“We expect our battery solutions will be used to power the explosive growth in data centers used for Artificial Intelligence,” said Wendell Brooks, co-CEO of Natron. 

“With the start of commercial-scale production here in Michigan, we are well-positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for efficient, safe, and reliable battery energy storage.”

The fast-charging energy alternative also has limitless potential on a consumer level, and Natron is eying telecommunications and EV fast-charging once it begins servicing AI data storage centers in June. 

On a larger scale, sodium-ion batteries could radically change the manufacturing and production sectors — from housing energy to lower electricity costs in warehouses, to charging backup stations and powering electric vehicles, trucks, forklifts, and so on. 

“I founded Natron because we saw climate change as the defining problem of our time,” Wessells said. “We believe batteries have a role to play.”

-via GoodGoodGood, May 3, 2024

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Note: I wanted to make sure this was legit (scientifically and in general), and I'm happy to report that it really is! x, x, x, x

#batteries #lithium #lithium ion batteries #lithium battery #sodium #clean energy #energy storage #electrochemistry #lithium mining #pollution #human rights #displacement #forced labor #child labor #mining #good news #hope

[infinityinsights]

#Lithium-Ion Battery Powered Tools Market

[dsiddhant]

The global portable power station market size is expected to grow from an estimated USD 358 million in 2021 to USD 494 million by 2026, at a CAGR of 6.7% during the forecast period.

#portable power station #portable power supply #portable power #portable power tools #portable power bank #portable power station market #energy #power #power stations #power station #power outages #power outage #power supply #emergency power #electricity #off grid #off grid power #lithium ion battery #electric utilities #electrical utilities #utilities industry #utility

[lithiumbatterytools]

Assessing The Charging Time and Endurance of Lithium Battery Garden Tools

Lithium battery garden tools have changed the gardening experience, offering users the convenience of cordless operation coupled with the power and efficiency of lithium-ion technology. Central to the appeal of these tools is their charging time and endurance, as they directly impact the usability and effectiveness of the equipment for extended periods of use. In this article, we delve into the charging capabilities and endurance of lithium battery garden tools, evaluating their ability to meet the demands of prolonged usage.

One of the key advantages of lithium battery garden tools is their relatively short charging time compared to traditional battery types. Thanks to advancements in lithium-ion battery technology, these tools can often be fully charged in a fraction of the time required by older battery chemistries. Most lithium battery garden tools come equipped with rapid chargers that can replenish the battery to near-full capacity in as little as 30 minutes to a few hours, depending on the specific model and battery capacity.

Furthermore, lithium-ion batteries boast impressive energy density, allowing them to store large amounts of energy in a compact and lightweight package. This translates to extended runtimes and enhanced endurance, enabling users to tackle gardening tasks without interruptions for battery recharging. With a single charge, lithium battery garden tools can often provide hours of continuous operation, allowing users to complete extensive gardening projects without the need for frequent recharges.

Moreover, the efficiency of lithium-ion batteries ensures that power is delivered consistently throughout the discharge cycle, maintaining suitable performance until the battery is depleted. This means that users can rely on consistent power output from their lithium battery garden tools, regardless of the remaining charge level, ensuring reliable operation from start to finish.

To further enhance usability and convenience, many lithium battery garden tools feature interchangeable batteries, allowing users to swap out depleted batteries for fully charged ones to decrease downtime. This feature is particularly useful for users with large gardens or extensive landscaping projects, as it allows them to keep multiple batteries on hand and swap them out as needed to improve productivity.

In addition to rapid charging and extended endurance, lithium battery garden tools often incorporate intelligent battery management systems that optimize charging efficiency and prolong battery life. These systems employ advanced algorithms to monitor and regulate charging parameters such as voltage, current, and temperature, ensuring safe and efficient charging while reducing the risk of overcharging or overheating.

Furthermore, some lithium battery garden tools are equipped with smart battery indicators or onboard diagnostics that provide real-time feedback on battery status, including remaining charge level and estimated runtime. This allows users to plan their gardening activities more effectively and anticipate when a recharge may be necessary, optimizing productivity and decreasing downtime.

Despite their impressive charging time and endurance, it's important to note that the performance of lithium battery garden tools can vary depending on factors such as battery capacity, tool usage, and environmental conditions. High-demand tasks such as cutting dense vegetation or operating at power settings may consume battery power more rapidly, reducing overall runtime.

To ensure suitable performance and longevity of lithium battery garden tools, it's recommended to follow practices for battery care and maintenance. This includes proper storage, periodic charging, and avoiding exposure to extreme temperatures or humidity levels. By taking care of their lithium-ion batteries, users can improve the charging time and endurance of their garden tools, ensuring reliable performance for years to come.

In conclusion, lithium battery garden tools offer rapid charging times, extended endurance, and reliable performance, making them ideal companions for gardening enthusiasts and professionals alike. With their combination of battery technology and ergonomic design, these tools empower users to tackle gardening tasks with ease and efficiency, without being tethered to a power outlet. As lithium battery garden tools continue to evolve and improve, they are poised to remain essential companions for modern gardening practices, providing a greener, cleaner, and more efficient alternative to traditional gas-powered equipment.

#lithium battery garden tools

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How To Maintain Lithium Batteries For Power Tools?

How To Maintain Lithium Batteries For Power Tools?

Maintaining lithium batteries in power tools is simple if you know what to do. Lithium ion batteries are long-lasting and powerful, but maintaining them requires you to take certain precautions. Maintain Lithium Ion Batteries For Power Tools Battery powered power tools use either nickel cadmium batteries or the more popular lithium ion battery packs. Lithium power tool batteries are the smartest…

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#battery terminals #Charger #discharge battery #lithium battery #lithium ion #maintain #power tools #storage

[ningbokingstool]

#power tools #lithium electric tool

[felikatze]

ultimately while i adore tristrat beyond belief it does fall into genre typical prejudices that are not any more egregious than its genre compatriots but nonetheless worth adressing as a flaw in the game's worldbuilding and a cheap shot against its storytelling

tldr: frederica should've been black

tristrat excels in actually meaningfully examining prejudice and slavery under a more critical eye than "it's bad, don't do it," mainly that it explores the actual reasoning of it. namely that oppressors do reap benefits from the oppression they enact - here the oppression of the roselle is the key pillar to hyzante's prosperity. first, the roselle are a cheap workforce for backbreaking labor no one is willing to enact themselves. the hyzantians can turn to more leisurely and educated pursuits in science while ignoring the reality of hard labor. secondly the oppression of the roselle's history allows hyzante a monopoly on a precious resource, salt, which it uses rosellan labor to extract.

cheap labor + monopoly on the land's resources = profit

the motif of "the rosellan people are hated by the goddess and must forever atone for their sins" was then posed in retrospect as a justification for hyzante's stranglehold on resources, which then seeped into the culture and teachings of the country until the roselle were naught but sinners.

the roselle are light skinned and the hyzantians are arabs.

fuck, even the good hyzantians are light skinned. there are two dark skinned playable hyzantian characters (geela and quahag), whereas there are three playble light skinned hyzantians (archibald, corentin, medina), and one dark skinned non-hyzantian character (hossbara). Of note here is that quahag is literally one of tge three last characters you can unlock, and Geela is the only dark skinned main character (compared to 6 light skinned characters)

Frederica's story and her frustrations ring incredibly true to real world struggles for liberty (e.g. the people being exploited for lithium in congo, the blm movement), especially in frederica's mounting frustrations that she keeps being told to "wait just a bit longer". It is never the right time for her people to stop being slaves because the ruling class have other things to do first, when she knows more of her people are dying every single goddamn day. This anger being portrayed as rightous, being a core driving force of lategame plot, and being rightfully enacted in the golden route is rather novel for video games, mainly for ones i've seen.

I also appreciate the dive into religion as a tool of oppression - it is never relevant whether the Goddess actually exists. It is only relevant that faith in her and her teachings is used to chain the Roselle.

And yet Frederica's story rings just a tad hollow with her being as snow-white as all the rest - her struggle speaks deeply to POC using a white person as a mouthpiece, much how POC struggle to find respect unless a white person points the prejudice out first, regardless of how long and loudly POC were advocating for themselves first.

Tristrat falls into that same trap of ultimately having the rightous white defeat the dastardly arab. When really, there is no real reason the Roselle and other Hyzantian characters should not be as dark skinned as the rest. Even in real life, skin color is not the only axis of oppression, and you'll find no shortage of examples in the SWANA region that the west would both consider POC, because the label of POC only really holds any value in the west, where whiteness represents the cultural majority.

I bring this up not to say POC naturally oppress each other, but to illustrate that Tristrat's real world implications draw on a "reverse racism" angle - white people being enslaved by brown people, as it absolutely has not been for all of human history in any systemic measure. And this angle could've been entirely avoided by not making the Roselle white.

Additionally, Hyzante, again, the only country with multiple POC, is portrayed as the most villanous, particularly in the endgame and golden route. Isodore, Hyzante's religious leader, is the final boss of the golden route. With Hyzante being the only religious country as well, it brings to mind the demonization of Islam as a uniquely oppressive force when any religion can and has been used to the same end. Islam is not unique in this and should not be demonized for Islamic regimes, just as Christianity is largely not demonized for its use in justifying imperialism.

The imperialist capitalist force is of course represented by Aesfrost and Gustadolph, who believes in the free hand of the market. I have less to say on this than the whole Hyzante thing though I do find an examination of Aesfrost as capitalist and Hyzante as communist interesting. The worst of both worlds, obviously, with the unified Norzelia deciding to share all resources freely between all countries as needed representing something of a socialist dream.

Anyways, it's odd to me that Gustadolph is more or less a stepping stone in the Golden Ending compared to Isodore, when Gustadolph's conquest of Glenbrook is the catalyst for all events of the game. Again earlygame it's all against Aesfrost, with the player even allying with Hyzante by either force or choice depending on the route, yet the leaf turns the entire other way to ally with Aesfrost against Hyzante.

Maybe it's a JRPG prediliction to god killing but it is overall something to note that Hyzante is the final villain, meaning the villain most likely to stick in the player's memory.

I think I ran out of words I think my point got across. Tristrat handles the subject incredibly well and in nuance yet the ties to actual reality are muddled, weakened, and opposed by the character design which ultimately ends with the white people being in the right to defeat the evil arabs when this could've been avoided by making the Roselle POC as well, as they should really be by geographical logic, and it would've allowed Frederica's character much greater real world resonance.

Also sidenote it's fatphobic that the fat characters are all greedy moneygrubbers (Lionel, Sorsley, Silvio) even if Lionel is one of the good guys.

That's all goodnight

#feli speaks #triangle strategy #racism #colorism

[mariacallous]

It is water resistant, transportable and can charge up to 24 phones per day. It’s the BeeHive, a new phone-charging station created by the Italian NGO One Bridge To-, OBT-, and improved by the collective work of 25 high school students from Verona and the organisation FABlab.

The generator will make it easier for migrants in the Balkans to recharge their phones on their way to the European Union.

“The project was born during Covid, in late 2020,” OBT-’s Pietro Albi, who developed the first prototype, told BIRN. “The first Beehives were brought to Serbia in March 2021, to Sid, Subotica and Belgrade, and distributed to local organisations and NGOs working on the fields”.

The 25 students participated voluntarily in off-school hours, willingly deciding to spend their afternoons improving the BeeHive. After a theoretical workshop about the “Balkan Route” taken by migrants to Europe, the lack of legal pathways to Europe and the reality of migration, they focused on technical aspects like 3D printing, laser cutting and assembling the electrical parts.

The first BeeHive model used a bike engine to recharge phones and weighed around 20kg. The new one, created in collaboration with the students, weighs only around 3kg and uses lithium batteries, which are lighter and more efficient.

The name BeeHive refers to the shape of the generator, which recalls artificial beehives, but also hints at the idea of a safe space – a literal charging station where migrants can recharge their phones while taking a rest from the challenges and violence of taking the Balkan Route.

“The project also allows us to help students realise that what they hear regarding migrants and refugees and the reality of things are really different,” OBT-’s Serena Zuanazzi told BIRN.

“In Europe people often claim that the fact that migrants have a phone is a clear sign that they’re not really refugees in need. The reality instead is that phones are crucial for people on the move, as they need them to communicate with the families back home, with other people that are travelling with them, but also to orientate and keep on travelling.

“They are [also] used more and more to document the violence that people on the move experience, and become a tool to denounce human rights abuses,” she said.

Currently there are five old models of the BeeHive in Serbia, one of the new ones in Bosnia and two in Trieste, the arrival point for migrants taking the Balkan Route, in Italy. New ones will be distributed shortly in Greece, France and other locations in Italy.

“We already have plans to update the current model with a WiFi hotspot that will allow people to connect to the internet even from remote locations and other improvements. If NGOs and organisations working on the ground can use the BeeHive to support people on the move, they can reach out to us, so we can plan the production and the delivery,” Albi concluded.

[electronalytics]

Garden Tool Lithium Battery Market

#Global Garden Tool Lithium Battery Market Size #Share #Trends #Growth #Industry Analysis #Key Players #Revenue #Future Development & Forecast

[sweetbeagaming]

Resources

A collection of my "most used!" This is a WIP, but if you can't find something here that you're hoping for, feel free to send me a wcif <3

Visual Mods

lighting mods: Sunblind by softerhaze, NorthernSiberianWinds Better In-Game Lighting (average saturated dark rooms), cubemap remover, shadows for days by amoebae, GraphicsRules Override by Simp4Sims

Fluffy Clouds by miikocc

K-Hippie terrain replacement

custom map replacements by 20th Century Plumbob

Dark Mode UI

Colorful Build/Buy UI

HelvetiHand/Life Is Strange Font Replacement Mod by moonwoodmillz

More Columns in CAS

Gameplay Mods

TOOL + BetterBuildBuy

MC Command Center

UI Cheats Extension

Kuttoe's Home Regions & Townie Demographics

No Empty Venues When Arriving, Visitors Not Spawning In Front of Venues, Improved Autonomy During Loading Screens

High School More Classmates

Auto-Employees by LittleMsSam

Reshade

Lithium by gunthermunch

Raíces by folkbreeze

Tawhay by windslar

Personal, unreleased preset

Photoshop

Dash resolution sizing - downloadable PSDs here

Oakwood PSD

Buglaur's Legacy Post Editing Masterlist

A personally modified version of Kashisun's editing tutorial for editing CAS shots/HQ shots

#resources #sweetbeagaming

[bomberqueen17]

backsplash

ok so after they put the countertops in, it was time to tile the backsplash, and install the last cabinet, which rests on top of the counter in the corner.

"I don't remember what color tile we picked," I said.

Jim laughed, and got one of the tiles out, and laid it on the counter.

"Oh," I said, "right. Yeah."

[image description: a white tile. It's a white tile. Lying on the new white countertop.]

In my defense. It's a glossy white subway tile, but it matches the white in the countertop, and it also has a subtle undulating texture.

They covered the countertops with a dropcloth and taped-down thin cardboard (just like the taped-down cardboard they've covered the floor with since it was installed), brought in a tile saw, and set to work.

[image description: my in-progress kitchen, with a Ridgid brand tile saw set up on a plastic tray on the new counter in front of the bay window, and tools spread out across the rest of the counter. Max is laying out tile along the north wall, and the foreground is my stove, covered in a towel, being a surface for tools to lie on.]

Max found the center line of where the stove is going to be installed, and spaced the tiles based on that. I figured they'd start at one end and work over but no! They start from a center line and work out. The tile is going to the ceiling above the stove, so that was their center line, even though it's not anywhere near the middle of the wall.

[Image description: Max is bent over facing away, and has just placed the first tile in the center of a piece of trim mounted behind where the stove is going to go, after covering the whole wall in whatever the stuff is that you stick tiles to. Above him is the square of plywood that the stove fume hood is going to get mounted into.]

Meanwhile, Jim had retrieved the last remaining cupboard from the living room. It is meant to rest atop the countertop, over in the corner. The electrician had accidentally installed an outlet in that corner, and when he discovered his mistake, Jim suggested just leaving it there anyway and cutting a hole in the back of the cabinet to accomodate it. So I said sure, and now Jim was slightly moving the outlet to fit, and then sawing the hole out of the back of the cabinet. He got it all nicely lined up, and then he and Max went to lift the cabinet up onto the countertop and there wasn't clearance, so he had to uninstall the LED light fixture there. Which was fantastic, as now I know how they go in and how they come out, and he also showed me that there's a set of switches in there-- if I want, I can pull all six of them out and change their intensity and color temperature, because there are five total settings! Wild. Now I know!

Anyway he got the cabinet into position and attached it and installed the outlet, which was pretty cool.

[image description: The north wall of my kitchen. On the left, Max is tiling; in the center, there's a pyramid shape of the tiling in progress, where he's done a line all along the bottom where the stove will sit, and then has worked up from there. To the right, a sunbeam is coming in the bay window and illuminating the glorious warm-birch interior of the cupboard, which doesn't have doors on at the moment, and in its lower right corner it has an electrical outlet nestled in position just above the bottom drawer.]

I'm going to make a lil basket of some kind (possibly with a grid bottom for air flow? or maybe i'll just use a wire basket to begin with?) along which I'm going to clamp a bunch of Managed Cables with a variety of ends on them so I can throw Devices in there to be Charged, neatly and out of sight. Temperature management is going to be important though, lithium batteries get warm when they charge, so i'm going to have to give that some consideration. I wonder if I can construct some sort of heat sink. Well, I won't have too many things in there probably, so it won't be critical. Maybe I'll get a spare like, wire cookie cooling rack and have that be the surface the charging items lie on.

[Image description: A close shot along the north wall, showing the textured surface of the tiles. There are little plastic spacers at short intervals sticking out of them, and an outlet is sort of poking out of the wall with the faceplate off; tools lie on the cardboard-covered countertop, and in the center of the photo is the blue-gray side of the cabinet installed against the east wall.]

It suddenly has gone from a construction site to looking like a kitchen that like, tasteful, normal adult people would have.

[image description: a text message from Dude, to whom I'd been sending photos. Dude: it's starting to look like a regular person's kitchen me: It suuuuper is Dude: gonna have to find some way to get weird with it me: Well. Yeah.]

#about the author #kitchen remodel