After a very successful and busy Christmas season I spent some time catching up at home. Home projects on the go include installing a furnace, replacing an air exchanger, replacing a stovetop, installing a Hydrogen-Sulphide Iron filter, and making a child proof home office.
I have starting back to my coding projects. I currently have a new IOS app half finished and will start another to program concurrently. Also when bored I am tinkering with my Kiosk Mac app so that it will work with all printers, not just my industrial printer.
I have starting back to my coding projects. I currently have a new IOS app half finished and will start another to program concurrently. Also when bored I am tinkering with my Kiosk Mac app so that it will work with all printers, not just my industrial printer.
Child Proof Home office
My office was displaced from room to room, so many times, since my twins arrived. All I was left with was a desk the kids loved to crawl on and mess up. I hoped to find some cheap ikea wardrobes and make an "wall" office. Luckily ikea was redoing their kitchen line so I snagged two deep Akurum cabinets for $15 and bought 56$ in shelves.
I wanted secure doors on the cabinets to keep the kids out so I decided to buy a PAX sliding door. After three different IKEA associates told me it wouldn't fit, I bought the cheapest PAX doors HASVIK. The PAX door went on easily.
Knowing how well it worked I wished I had bought a nicer sliding PAX door. I left the bottom open to allow easy access to containers. I found 2 sliding child proof locks from Lowes. It effectively keeps the curious twins out.
I wanted secure doors on the cabinets to keep the kids out so I decided to buy a PAX sliding door. After three different IKEA associates told me it wouldn't fit, I bought the cheapest PAX doors HASVIK. The PAX door went on easily.
Knowing how well it worked I wished I had bought a nicer sliding PAX door. I left the bottom open to allow easy access to containers. I found 2 sliding child proof locks from Lowes. It effectively keeps the curious twins out.
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