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Sitting in the break room trying to tamp down my frustration because I have a meeting with my boss in forty minutes over a technical problem I still have not solved. I feel like I'm trying to fight physics, and everyone knows physics always wins. I have to calm down so I won't yell at a syringe full of tiny air bubbles in front of my boss.

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Self-Isolation Diary: A Day in the Life of Silk Laundry’s Katie Kolodinski

As people around the country wind down their fifth week of self-isolation, FASHION is reaching out to some of our favourite Canadians to get a peek into how they’re living their lives in lockdown (remember: #StayHomeSaveLives). Each week, keep an eye out for new self-isolation diaries from actors, designers, athletes and artists who are riding this uncertain time out with us.

Katie Kolodinski, creative director and founder, Silk Laundry

As I write this, I am actually in Australia, stuck and dealing with a pretty complex situation. We are living with my husband’s parents in their basement, trying to manage as best as we can. We left Montreal on February 28th to head to Australia for a few weeks to open our newest Silk Laundry store in Brisbane. With this set to be our best and most thought-out store yet, we needed to be with the Australian team as well as our builders for the final stages of the store build before opening. With the help of so many, I am very proud of this milestone. I had a clear vision and was so excited when it was executed well (then… we had too close the stores).

It was just before March break for my school-aged son so we came as a family. Unfortunately, the news regarding COVID-19 began to change dramatically. I have two children aged two and seven and we had to make a choice: Go back to Canada where following the 14-day isolation we wouldn’t have access to support, and would have to spend most of our days in our small apartment or stay here where the quarantine guidelines allow for more movement outdoors and we have family support. We chose to cancel our flights and stay in Australia unsure of what our next steps would be and what is possible for us as a family and a business.

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Really missing Montreal, our office and all the people I work with and am able to call my friends. Yesterday an article was released about me and when I wear to work etc etc. Photographed by my friend @garrettnaccarato wearing a sample Silk Laundry dress tucked into my men’s @lemaire_official denim.

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Right now, our Gold Coast office is basically empty with everyone working from home. For my husband Reece and I, working from home with the amount we need to get done and attending to our two small children is virtually impossible. Instead, we go into the empty office each day trying to work and see our businesses through this. Our children spend their days doing art, math and online Duolingo French lessons with their grandparents which we are so grateful for.

This year, over the Canadian winter, I realised how deeply exercise (or lack thereof) affects my mental health. Since all gyms etc are closed I am getting up at 5.30am most mornings to go for an hour-long walk with downloaded workouts I can do outside without equipment, coupled with a 7-minute plank challenge. It seems to help.

In Australia, we are still able to go outside if we are exercising once a day with physical distancing measures in place so we are able to take our kids to the beach for a runaround and an ocean swim. We are all very grateful for being close to the ocean right now. I feel lucky for that.

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Our bubble

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I don’t generally watch a lot of television and being isolated from friends and family hasn’t turned me into a couch potato yet… my days are filled with more than enough work to keep me busy, but I have watched the first episode of Unorthodox on Netflix and am looking forward to finishing it. That being said, I am reading and listening to some great books when I can, hoping that what I read will improve my business, the quality of life I lead and the choices that I make for myself, my staff and all of our customers. On the list are: The Ecology of Commerce and Blessed Unrest by Paul Hawken and The Hidden Life of Trees by Peter Wohlleben. I have also been recommended these books by my dearest friends so I have ordered the paperbacks on Booktopia and am looking forward to reading them as a tiny escape from reality: Like Water For Chocolate by Laura Esquivel and Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens.

It seems like it’s avocado season in Australia (perhaps it’s almost always avocado season here?), so we have been making the most of that. My sister-in-law and I have been climbing her tree and picking as many avocados as we can. It is in full bloom! My favourite ice cream shop in Australia, Heven-yah Gelateria, has been doing takeaway tubs once or twice a week, so I have been filling the freezer with their weekly flavours.

And to relax I am listening to our monthly Silk Laundry Spotify playlist. They are generally free of lyrics so they are easy to listen to without distracting you from other tasks. A piece of something from the stores that we can keep doing and sharing with everyone.

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Wishing my shoes were magic and could transport us all back to 2019. #warehousefashion #ootd

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Life as we know it is changing so quickly, nothing is business as usual. I spend a lot of time thinking about how I will be able to get through it and what is best for my children’s future. How will I be able to homeschool my eldest son in his French immersion curriculum while working, living on the other side of the world (even with online school and live classes, it’s a timezone issue) and being the only person in the family that knows the language? Our situation is a strange one and my mind needs to learn how to meditate.

I also get upset at myself, because I am privileged, I have a roof over my head, food to eat, adequate healthcare and an education yet I feel selfish that I am having a difficult time mentally. My struggles are nowhere near the complexity of millions of others around the world right now. That being said, I am trying to stay positive and make sure I use this time to better myself. I am a serial studier and believe that no education is lost. I read on Business Insider that Yale and Harvard were offering free online courses; I have started two. One is called The Science of Well-Being and the other is The Health Effects of Climate Change. I think this is a good start to making a difference in my world and the environment around me and there is no better time than now.

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Why Is My Sink Water Cloudy?

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Why Is My Sink Water Cloudy?

Worried about your tap water being cloudy or milky? You’re not alone. Many people ask about this and Green Planet Plumbing are here to give you the answer! So, you can stop worrying about what you’re drinking, or avoiding. Cloudy water isn’t very appealing, so we understand your concern. We’ll guide you through why it happens, if it’s safe to drink or use, and how to prevent it from happening in the future.

What is cloudy water?

Water which is milky or cloudy in appearance is an uninviting drink compared to the crystal-clear water we would hope to consume.

The technical term for this cloudiness is called ‘turbidity’, which is a measure of the degree to which the water loses its transparency due to the presence of suspended particulates.

The measurement of turbidity is a key test of water quality, so how cloudy does water have to be before it becomes unsafe to drink? This is difficult to define as sometimes, even water at high turbidity levels doesn’t present a noticeable cloudiness and crystal-clear water doesn’t always necessarily equate to bug-free, safe water.

Cloudy water is generally due to any of the following:

Air bubbles

Hard water

Total suspended solids (TSS) and turbidity

Methane gas

1.   Air Bubbles

In Australia, the most common reason for cloudy water is air bubbles. The cloudy water is due to harmless, tiny air bubbles being dispersed through the water. This can occur when air is trapped in the pipes after repair works. The problem generally goes away by itself in a short time, or may require the water main to be flushed.

Signs you have air bubbles in your water supply:

To check if air is in the water supply, fill a glass of water and let it sit for a few minutes. Watch the water. If the water clears from the bottom up and becomes completely clear after a few minutes, the problem is most likely just air bubbles. In order to alleviate the problem, run the front garden tap for a few minutes. If the problem doesn’t clear then your water supplier or plumber should be called to flush the water main or install an air elimination valve.

Excess air bubbles can get into your water supply due to:

Trapped air in your plumbing

Recent plumbing work

Increased water pressure in your home’s plumbing

Air bubbles in water are harmless. If, however, the water doesn’t clear, contact your local plumbers.

2.   Hard water

When it comes to water, hardness is a measure of the presence of calcium ions, as well as other ions such as magnesium, iron, and manganese. Hard water can cause scale to form on boilers, hot water pipes, and fittings. To minimise undesirable build-up of scale in hot water systems, total hardness (as calcium carbonate – CaCO3) in drinking water should not exceed 200 mg/L.

Other things can also influence the effects of hardness. These include the type of minerals present, alkalinity, dissolved oxygen, and temperature. If these other factors combine, water can become corrosive if it’s too soft.

Signs you have hard water:

Mineral build-up around water fixtures and appliances

White spots on glass dishes after washing them

You’re using extra laundry detergent otherwise your clothes are stiff and discoloured

Cloudy water in a glass never disappears

Virtually all drinking waters available on the east coast of Australia can be described as either soft or of ‘good quality’ and the table below shows that all Hunter Water sources fall into this category.

How to fix hard water:

Have a plumber install a whole-home reverse-osmosis filtration system. These systems are a safe and effective way to remove the extra minerals in your water to make your water less cloudy. A reverse-osmosis filtration system also removes harmful chemicals or bacteria that have made their way into your water.

3. Total suspended solids (TSS) and turbidity

High total suspended solids (TSS) in water can often mean higher concentrations of bacteria, nutrients, pesticides, or metals in the water.

Signs you have a high level of TSS in your water:

Water becomes clear after passing through a standard filtration system

There has recently been disturbance or construction near your water supply.

TSS is small solids that stay suspended in the water; they don’t ever settle to the bottom. Some of these solids include: silt, sediment, clay, iron, manganese and algae.

Although the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) doesn’t provide a standard for TSS measurement in drinking water, unusual cloudiness due to TSS can lead to bacteria growth.

How to get rid of TSS in your water:

Use a standard cartridge or bag water filter for moderate cloudiness. For more severe cloudiness, you may need to use a multi-level media water filtration. Talk to your local plumber today to discuss the best solution for your water system.

4. Methane gas

Methane is a natural gas that can occur naturally in well water. This gas is a colourless, odourless gas that is lighter than air. Natural gas is mostly methane (70 – 90 % CH4), carbon dioxide (0 to 8 % CO2), plus other gases.

This is a rarer and more dangerous cause of cloudy drinking water. The first thing you should do if you suspect this is to have your water tested by a professional. The level of methane matters. In the meantime, ensure you have good ventilation when you turn on your faucet to run the dishwasher or washing machine.

Signs you have methane gas in your faucet water:

White air bubbles in your water

You use well water

Water sputtering from your faucet

Read more about the chemical guidelines and standards for drinking water in Australia here.

How to get rid of methane gas in your faucet water:

If you think you have methane gas in your drinking water, you’ll want to have a professional test the water to measure the exact methane gas levels.

Water Purification

How does water purification work?

The process of water purification makes water look crystal clear and gives some degree of assurance to the engineers that most microorganisms have been removed.

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Research into cloudy water and ‘turbidity’

Researchers at Drexel University in the United States conducted a review of epidemiological studies and found a link between cloudy tap water and gastrointestinal illness (although the link isn’t very straightforward).

The review of epidemiological studies looked at the association between turbidity of drinking-water supplies and incidence of acute gastrointestinal illness (AGI).

Environmental and Occupational Health Associate Professor Dr. Anneclaire De Roos stated that:

“more than 10 studies found a link between water turbidity and AGI incidence. These results suggest that exposures through drinking water caused a low but detectable number of AGI cases in the regions and time periods studied. There is no clear, alternative explanation for the patterns of associations — particularly when a similar pattern was seen multiple times.”

The remaining studies show discrepancies, suggesting that turbidity can indicate a number of different things. For example, in raw water, before purification, high turbidity means high levels of microorganisms, but there may be no correlation between the levels of turbidity and microorganisms in the purified water that is supplied to our homes. A range of other factors including seasonal changes in water bodies, may influence the levels of turbidity and microorganisms in water.

“While these types of epidemiologic studies can’t give definitive answers, they offer a relatively inexpensive tool for screening water supplies in order to prioritize management strategies and further research,” Dr. De Roos said.

Acute gastrointestinal illness could be caused by bugs like norovirus, Giardia, or Cryptosporidium and carry symptoms like diarrhea and vomiting. Cases linked to water systems have been estimated at between 12 and 16.4 million annually in the United States alone.

Overall, the authors of the study concluded that cloudiness alone can’t be used as an indicator for predicting endemic gastrointestinal illnesses. So, don’t immediately freak out if you have cloudy water, it won’t necessarily give you gastro.

It makes sense for the water utilities and process engineers to treat water cloudiness as an indirect indicator of potential bug presence in the water at the water treatment works because, in the raw water, both microorganisms and fine particles are present and assumed to be represented by the numerical value of the turbidity.

Water travelling to your tap

Water from the tap comes after travelling through kilometres of water supply pipe networks – and it might pick up cloudiness on the way from broken pipes with or without picking up bugs. There are also local sources of harmless cloudiness in the tap water, for example, scaling in domestic water pipes.

If the tap water looks cloudy, it may still be free from bugs responsible for gastrointestinal illnesses. Unfortunately, without carrying out laboratory testing for tap water samples in your home, it is impossible to confirm the presence of bugs in the water, regardless of how it looks.  

Is Cloudy Water Safe to Drink or Use?

We’ve outlined the different possible causes of cloudy water, most of which are safe, despite the unappealing cloudiness. The more dangerous causes such as methane gas are rarer, and can be more obvious. However, if you are concerned, it’s important you have your water tested by a professional so you can put your worries to rest, or determine the problem and, with the help of professional plumbers, find a solution. The most common cause of cloudy or milky water is due to trapped air or a build-up of dissolved particles in the water pipes, which are completely harmless.

Call a professional plumber to check your water faucets and determine the best solution.

References:

De Roos, A., Gurian, P., Robinson, L., Rai, A., Zakeri, I. and Kondo, M. (2017). Review of Epidemiological Studies of Drinking-Water Turbidity in Relation to Acute Gastrointestinal Illness. Environmental Health Perspectives, [online] 125(8), p.086003. Available at: https://ehp.niehs.nih.gov/doi/10.1289/EHP1090 [Accessed 10 Jul. 2019].

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10 reasons why adults need to go on a Disney cruise with no kids

Does this enchanting Atrium look like it’s meant solely for children? — Photo courtesy of Matt Stroshane

Let’s face it. Peter Pan might have been more willing to grow up if he realized he would still be able to enjoy a Disney Cruise as an adult. 

Despite its childlike Disney theme – or maybe because of it – almost a quarter of Disney Cruise passengers actually travel without kids, and that number continues to grow. 

Why?

Here are 10 reasons to channel your inner child and be their guest.

Characters

Mickey and Minnie are great traveling companions — Photo courtesy of Matt Stroshane

Above all, Disney is about those beloved characters, and it’s impossible to resist them no matter how old you are – as evidenced by all the adults waiting on line to get their picture taken with Mickey, Minnie and the gang during meet-and-greets. Getting a hug from them will make you feel that same sense of joy you experienced as a little kid.

The characters make lots of appearances aboard the ship, and you can check the daily schedule to see who’ll be where and when. Whether you re-enact childhood photos, or don a pair of ears or princess gown, you’ll create great new memories – and an enviable Instagram feed. 

Quiet Cove pool

The Quiet Cove pool area is a sanctuary for adults — Photo courtesy of Todd Anderson

Like its name suggests, this adults-only area is located in a calm corner of the ship, and has its own pool and hot tub so you can soak your weary muscles or simply stretch out on a lounge chair. 

When you’ve had enough sun, head inside to Cove Cafe, an adults-only lounge serving drinks and snacks.  

Adult beverages

Drink a toast to Dumbo, who inspired the bubbly decorations in Pink, an elegant adults-only lounge on Disney Dream — Photo courtesy of Matt Stroshane

Raise a glass to your magical vacation at one of the many bars and lounges that serve specialty cocktails, fine wines and spirits, champagne and an eclectic array of domestic and imported beers. 

You can even take a mixology class or experience From Stem to Stern, a tasting led by one of the ship’s sommeliers, where you get to sample wines from around the world. 

Rainforest Room

The Rainforest Room is an oasis on the ship — Photo courtesy of Diana Zalucky

This oasis in the Senses Spa & Salon is a hidden gem, and you should do yourself a favor and buy a length-of-cruise pass as soon as you board the ship because there are only a limited number available and they sell out quickly. 

The Rainforest Room features heated ceramic loungers overlooking the sea, and they’re so comfortable, you could happily pass the day in one. But be sure to get up and test the saunas, steam rooms and delightful hot and cold open shower experiences that mimic everything from tropical storms to waterfalls.  

Speaking of showers: those in the spa are much bigger than the ones in the staterooms, and a Rainforest Room pass gives you access to them, as well as more space to dry your hair. 

Castaway Cay

Castaway Cay is a private 1000-acre island exclusively for Disney Cruise Line guests — Photo courtesy of David Roark

Castaway Cay, Disney Cruise Line’s private island in the Bahamas, is a huge selling point for their Caribbean cruises, and at the end of the island, there’s another private space called Serenity Bay. Exclusively for adults, this pristine stretch of beach is located almost a mile from the main family beach, and is dotted with lounge chairs and two-person hammocks for ultimate relaxation.  

You can even enjoy your own adults-only buffet lunch here (it’s included with the cruise), and Bahamian specialty drinks, beer and cocktails are available at the nearby Castaway Air Bar. 

Opt for the 3-in-1 Castaway Cay rental package that includes all-day snorkeling equipment and a float or tube for those gorgeous turquoise waters, as well as a one-hour bike rental to explore the island’s two trails and observation tower. 

If you want to work off some of those cruise calories, enter the one-of-a-kind runDisney Castaway Cay 5K. Participation is free, and you’re rewarded at the finish line with a collectible medal that changes each year. 

Nightclubs

The windows of Skyline are constantly changing to showcase some of the world’s most iconic skylines — Photo courtesy of Preston Mack

Although adults seem to enjoy the regular entertainment as much as the kids, there are also plenty of nightclubs meant just for them.  

Depending on the ship, look for Europa, The District or After Hours, all of which offer a variety of sophisticated bars and lounges, casual pubs and trendy clubs. These are the spots for cabaret shows, dancing, competitive (but friendly!) games, live satellite sports broadcasts and live nighttime entertainment. 

Goofy’s Sports Deck

Test your skill on one of the simulators on Goofy’s Sports Deck — Photo courtesy of Chloe Rice

Deck 13 on the Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy is all about fun and games, and is home to a nine-hole miniature golf course as well as ping pong tables and a basketball court.

Tucked inside a nice shady room are two sports simulators. One is devoted solely to golf, offering you the opportunity to virtually play one of 60 different courses. The other lets you choose from half a dozen sports, including baseball, football and hockey. These are both very popular and require reservations, which you should make as soon as possible since they do book up quickly.

Palo

Disney’s signature specialty restaurant, Palo, serves delicious Italian food — Photo courtesy of Disney

Named after the signature poles used by gondoliers in Venice, Palo is Disney Cruise Line’s adults-only signature specialty restaurant.  

Serving delicious Italian food in an intimate and upscale setting, Palo features seaside views and beautiful decor that will make you feel like you’re in Italy, wherever you’re sailing. Don’t miss the stunning, pasta-inspired glass chandelier – and, of course, the actual pasta dishes like penne arrabbiata and pillowy potato gnocchi piennolo in tomato sauce with kale. Delizioso! 

Broadway-style shows

Disney’s onboard production of Beauty and the Beast rivals Broadway — Photo courtesy of Steven Diaz

You can spend hundreds of dollars to see a Disney show like Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin or Frozen on Broadway or, depending on which ship you’re sailing, you can enjoy one of them on a Disney cruise.

These productions are not your standard cruise ship fare. They are true theater, with all the creativity you expect from Disney. They will give you all the feels and make you nostalgic about the first time you saw them. 

Port Adventures

Embark on your choice of Port Adventures — Photo courtesy of Matt Stroshane

Although it’s tempting to stay on the ship, you should get off to discover the new places you’ve traveled so far to see.  

Disney offers dozens of port adventures, including adults-only excursions where you can go whale watching in Alaska, enjoy a rum tasting in Puerto Rico or Jamaica, or explore the Hermitage Museum in Russia. As you immerse yourself in other cultures and experience the local traditions, you’ll come to understand that we’re all more alike than we are different and that it really is a small world after all. 

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