I have three dogs, all of whom I inherited from previous owners (one from a no-kill shelter, and he had been severly abused and neglected). They're all at least three years old and one or more of them has taken to pooping and pissing on my childrens hard wood floors. Both rooms have a certain spot where I keep finding large messes. I have tried keeping the doors shut, of course, but one of the kids goes in, grabs a shirt, walks out and leaves the door slightly ajar and the next thing I know...mess. Whichever one it is is almost ghost like, I never see them going in or out. What's more I have emptied the rooms on several occasions to scrub, disinfect, and try to neutrolize the odor. I have used viniger, oxy clean, vanilla and good old fashioned soap. I have also tried to use Doggy B-Gone. Nothing has worked and I hate asking the kids to sleep in smelly rooms. Any suggestions?

I have trees that shed all year. In the summer it is constantly dropping little yellow flowers all over. In the fall it has blue berry clusters. The berries start dropping in late fall so then I'm cleaning those off the sidewalk. The problem is it sheds leaves all year around too so my flower beds are full of dead leaves all the time. I don't know what kind of trees they are but I am getting tired of the mess and want to know if there is a way to control this beyond cutting down the trees since they shade the front of my house. I have four of these trees and they are at least 20 feet tall with several branches starting low to the ground.

In our master bathroom, the water in the shower has not been getting hot for the last couple of months. It gets warm, but not hot. But the water to the bathtub and sinks (also in the master bathroom) do get very hot. What could be causing this? I would assume based on the location of the house they are running from the same pipes to the water heater.

The last few times I've attempted to wean myself off of Zoloft, I've experienced terrible bouts of restless leg syndrome. Is this normal? Are they connected or is this probably a coincidence?

I don't have anymore bath salts and things like that and no oil thingys.
and I think a plain hot water bath is boring and
i remembered i saw a picture of a person take abath with slices of lime on top.
Looks nice. so i was wondering before i try it, is it nice? has anyone tried it? does it help your body in anyway?
i was in a rush so i posted another thing for the same question and a lot of people kinda said not to do it
......so no i was thinking.....sea salt
i dont have dead sea salt?
well sea salt made for baths
i have like sea salt for food........
hehe can i like pour it in my bath?