Sink Console

We have two 1950 wall-mount console sinks. One is a light blue (called sea foam green) and the other is powder pink. Both are either porcelain or ceramic and very retro. They might have some wrought iron cuz the tub is that matches one, and my shower might be for the other

You might check with an interior decorator, they look for items like this for there unique clients. good luck

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I have wii remotes that sink fine with Wii Sports and Mario/Sonic Olympics. But when I try to use a second remote for two players in other games it won't work. And I'm using the same remotes and console. Why does it work for some games and not others???

Cause Some Games Aren't Right For 2 Players The Reason Is u can Play 2 Players in Some Games but those U Are Talking About Cant Use 2 Players u have to have 1 Player

I can't remember. Did they start the line after they started added more heat sinks to prevent red rings or was it before.

Even if they didn't have them when that SKU was first launched they would now. The internal design of the consoles will constantly change.

I have this 32" console TV I need to get rid of. I took the picture tube out of the cabinet and need to dispose of it. They won't take it in my trash, and it costs too much to recycle it, so I was thinking of throwing it over the side of my boat. It is pretty heavy, but it is empty inside and may still float, I want it to sink so no one hits it. I know some of you won't agree to do that but it is just glass and won't harm anything if it sits on the bottom of the ocean.

It is not just glass. That's why it is not allowed in the landfill. Please don't pollute the sensitive marine environment to save yourself a few dollars. You can afford to own a boat, but you can't afford to pay for your TV to be recycled? Come on man, Step up to the plate and be responsible. Look in your phone book for e-recycling centers. They will usually take old TVs for free. Call your garbage company and ask them for other options.