Deaf Medicine

Great stroller!!! Although the one cup holder is not sufficient. It should have additional storage near the handles for cellphone, keys, etc....

Titebond Hide glue is the best adhesive you can buy for interior wood working. It requires tight fitting joints, warm temperatures, a current expiration date and due diligence between shipper and customer. Judging from some of the reviews some vendors are sending bottles older than their expiration date or sending bottles which were heated. We use this adhesive extensively and would not consider any other so called wood glue. Why is it better? Longer working time - up to 30 minutes if kept warm. In tight fitting joints, nothing short of epoxy has better adhesive capabilities. (Epoxy costs ten time more and cannot be dis-assembled.) Hide glue is easily dis-assembled with heat or steam. New hide glue will adhere to very old hide glue, no sanding or scraping. (We repair 100 year old guitars.) No other wood glue can do this. Hide glue dried in the joint does not clog sand paper. You have to scrape off or wipe off the glue globs outside of that tight fitting joint. True, hide glue just sitting on a surface will not dry unless heated to over 150 degrees. Once dry, hide glue does not form a ridge outside of a panel joint, for example in a table top. PVA glues all do this. Hide glue dries exceptionally hard. PVA glues remain plastic. Hide glue is easy to clean up when working with hard woods. It wipes off nicely with near dry damp cloth. PVA glues don't wipe and the foaming glues are a huge mess. Problems: hide glue has zero gap filling capabilities. Try thick cyano for that problem. Hide glue cannot be stressed for 24 hours. You have to clamp it and come back the next day. For some applications, the longer working time may be a problem.