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Martha wrote: > I've ordered several vinyl tablecloth oilcloths from > ClaudiaClaudine.com and I've been very happy with them. Those oilcloths > get a lot of compliments. They look really nice in the home, and > they're strong enough to use for outdoor picnics and things like that. > Vinyl cloths I've gotten from Wal Mart, Target, etc. have always > disappointed me. > Piggybacking I don't have an exact source but I do have a suggestion: I use a vinyl tablecloth underneath my cloth tablecloths on my hardwood dining table. It's much less expensive than a table pad and essentially works the same way for everyday use. I also still use heat protectors for dishes though. Most of the "heavier duty" vinyl ones I have found were from Rite Aid pharmacy, but that was 5 years ago or so - and they were more "expensive" - like $7.99 vs. $1.99 for the cheapies. -L. |
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"-L." > wrote: > Piggybacking > > I don't have an exact source but I do have a suggestion: I use a vinyl > tablecloth underneath my cloth tablecloths on my hardwood dining table. > It's much less expensive than a table pad and essentially works the > same way for everyday use. I also still use heat protectors for dishes > though. > > Most of the "heavier duty" vinyl ones I have found were from Rite Aid > pharmacy, but that was 5 years ago or so - and they were more > "expensive" - like $7.99 vs. $1.99 for the cheapies. Fabric stores have flannel-backed vinyl. Generally limited patterns, though. Cut your own to size. -- -Barb, <http://www.jamlady.eboard.com> 5/8/05. "Are we going to measure, or are we going to cook?" -Food Critic Mimi Sheraton |
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Martha wrote: > I've ordered several vinyl tablecloth oilcloths from > ClaudiaClaudine.com and I've been very happy with them. Those oilcloths > get a lot of compliments. They look really nice in the home, and > they're strong enough to use for outdoor picnics and things like that. > Vinyl cloths I've gotten from Wal Mart, Target, etc. have always > disappointed me. Nice ones at amazon.com: http://tinyurl.com/d4x52 Sheldon |
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Melba's Jammin' wrote: > In article . com>, > "-L." > wrote: > > Piggybacking > > > > I don't have an exact source but I do have a suggestion: I use a vinyl > > tablecloth underneath my cloth tablecloths on my hardwood dining table. > > It's much less expensive than a table pad and essentially works the > > same way for everyday use. I also still use heat protectors for dishes > > though. > > > > Most of the "heavier duty" vinyl ones I have found were from Rite Aid > > pharmacy, but that was 5 years ago or so - and they were more > > "expensive" - like $7.99 vs. $1.99 for the cheapies. > > Fabric stores have flannel-backed vinyl. Generally limited patterns, > though. Cut your own to size. Not only that, but they also have table-pad material which is quite cheap - get the length of your table, buy the "fabric," put it on the table, mark around the edges and trim it to fit. I keep mine rolled on a really heavy cardboard tube that upholstery fabric came on - fabric shops will give you those free. N. N. |
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"Melba's Jammin'" > wrote in message ... > In article . com>, > "-L." > wrote: >> Piggybacking >> >> I don't have an exact source but I do have a suggestion: I use a vinyl >> tablecloth underneath my cloth tablecloths on my hardwood dining table. >> It's much less expensive than a table pad and essentially works the >> same way for everyday use. I also still use heat protectors for dishes >> though. >> >> Most of the "heavier duty" vinyl ones I have found were from Rite Aid >> pharmacy, but that was 5 years ago or so - and they were more >> "expensive" - like $7.99 vs. $1.99 for the cheapies. > > Fabric stores have flannel-backed vinyl. Generally limited patterns, > though. Cut your own to size. > -- > -Barb, <http://www.jamlady.eboard.com> 5/8/05. > "Are we going to measure, or are we going to cook?" -Food Critic Mimi Sheraton IIRC they have some really kewl 4th of July patterns - I think that's where we got them. Red White & Blue. Dimitri |
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