Do you own an AGA or RAYBURN cooker ?

The Cooker-rail….

This is a novel way of increasing the drying area for people who like to dry delicate hand washed items of clothing from their range cooker.

It consists of Hi-tech glass filled injection moulded end pieces pressed firmly on to a high quality stainless steel tube, the mouldings designed in such a way as to clip on to the existing hand rail of the cooker.
The design has been evolved from the making of numerous wooden models, and having these evaluated by Friends who used them over a period of a few months.

It is neat and tidy, and looks as though it came supplied with the cooker.
A second rail can be clipped on to the first, giving further hanging space, and the combined rails fold upward and forward towards the cooker front to leave access to the hob lids and the oven fronts.

It is very important that the openings to the burner chamber be completely free, and hanging any clothing on our rail ensures that this is complied with.

As cooker models have slightly altered over the years, the manufacturer makes the cooker-rail up to your exact dimensions,and requires an accurate measurement of the distance between the mounting brackets with carry the existing hand rail.

The cooker-rail only fits cookers with one inch diameter hand rails.

Rodney Heaton

http://www.Cooker-rail.com

The Best Way to Use Low-Carb Control

The benefits of low-carb dieting are easy to see and make clear why so many are choosing a low-carb way of life. For example, there isn’t any counting of calories or measuring portions. In addition you do not have to cut out all the food you enjoy. You can continue eating burgers, cheese, and bacon. Putting yourself on an eating plan for most people is generally complicated and yet the low-carb diet plan is simple enough for anyone. Cut your carbs down and watch the pounds fall.

No more waiting around for your diet to show results. You will be able to see the results right away. Because of the very simple fact that the amount of calories you consume does matter, by cutting down on your carb intake you will be at the same time cutting out a large amount of calories without trying directly.

Keep yourself in check. As you are minimizing the amount of carbohydrates you are eating you want to make sure that your body is getting enough nutrients. When you are following your low-carb regime here are a few things to keep in mind:

First, make sure you maintain a good fiber intake. You can do this while still sticking to your low-carb plan. Keep away from those bad carbs, such as the ones consumed from sugars. Have the low levels of carbohydrates that you do eat come from whole grains or vegetables. In fact these good carbs that you do choose to eat also aids in weight loss, this is a bonus. Your plan might change names from the low-carb eating plan to the low-carb/good-carb eating plan.

Second, try to minimize the amount of saturated fat you consume. Some low-carb plans you may find are high in saturated fats, one of the worst kinds of fats. They raise your LDL cholesterol levels, which may put you at risk of heart disease.

While eating your low-carb diet, you can reduce your saturated fats by choosing leaner protein sources such as poultry, seafood, and lean pork and beef. Make sure you cut away all visible excess fat on meets. Choose low fat or nonfat dairy products. You should also replace butter with vegetable oils such as olive or canola oil. Try to eat smaller portions of all these foods.

All in all, be smart with your food choices and it will be to your benefit.

About The Author

Melissa “Granny” White is a Low-Carb Diet fan and has been making delicious Low Carb recipes for years. You can get all 800 of her delicious recipes at: http://www.grannys-low-carb-recipes.com.

granny@grannys-low-carb-recipes.com

The First Steps to Curing Obesity

Obesity has become an epidemic, especially in The United States.
An average of 300,000 Americans die each year and nearly $177
billion is spent on illnesses related to obesity.

Obesity can affect your legs and back. It can raise your blood
pressure and even cause diabetes.

We are becoming fat and lazy, but before we can conquer the
problem, we have to start accepting responsibility for our own
actions. What you are about to read may offend some people, but
it needs to be said.

Many people suffer from being overweight. It may result from a
stocky build, slow metabolism, or some other physical reason,
but it is a fact of life for many people. They will probably
struggle with it their entire lives.

But obesity is different. A very miniscule percentage of obese
people have medical reasons for their condition. The rest of
them just cannot stop shoveling the food in long enough to see
the consequences of their actions.

How many times have you been in a restaurant or at a party and
watched an obviously obese person shoveling in the food and
drinking a diet soda? Do they think the diet soda will make all
that fat and calories go away? It doesn’t work that way.

Please understand that the following suggestions are only the
beginning of a very long and bumpy road to recovery. But even
the longest journey begins with a single step.

1. PUT DOWN THAT TWINKIE! Someone, right this minute, is
probably reading this article and eating something fattening. If
not, it has probably been less that an hour since they have last
eaten.

Before they can recover from their problem, they have to admit
that they have one. And that Twinkie is the first sign. If this
is you and you feel that you absolutely must eat something, get
some fresh fruit or vegetables. They not only contain the
essential nutrients that your body needs for good health, but
some will actually burn more calories that they replace.

2. See your doctor. If you are more than 50 pounds overweight,
only a fool would recommend any diet plan until you are
medically cleared by your physician.

Your doctor can also advise you on the best programs to help you
get started.

This cannot be emphasized enough. Once you have eliminated the
fattening foods, see your doctor before going one step farther.

3. Consider seeing a counselor. Is there a deep seated,
subconscious reason for your eating disorder or are you just a
pig? The answers may surprise you.

Once you discover the reasons for your self destructive
behavior, you will be better equipped to handle them.

If you cannot afford counseling, talk to a trusted friend or, if
you are a religious person, perhaps someone at your church.

They may not be able to diagnose your problem, but they can be
there for you when you encounter those bumps in the road to
recovery.

The bottom line is this. Being fit not only will increase the
likelihood of a longer life, it will make that life much more
pleasant.

Maybe it’s time you stopped looking for sympathy and give
yourself a swift kick in the pants.