You'll need a roller, a paint tray, brushes, drop cloths, a screwdriver (to open cans), a stepladder, painter's tape, primer (if walls aren't stain-free and/or light-colored), and, of course, paint. To see which merit your money and effort, we traded our lab coats for old T-shirts and spent two weeks testing paint. Here, the paints worthy of your walls, which fall under the mid-priced, low VOC (volatile organic compound) and kitchen and bath categories.
Although many people laugh or feel embarrassed when we are talking about loud stomach gurgling, the fact is that doctors do have a word for this. It is called borborygmi, which is the sounds that come from digestive system as food, air and gas move through.
If your dogâs stomach and intestines have ever made loud gurgling noises, you might have wondered what was causing the racket. And, more important, you might have wondered whether these âgurgling sounds in the tummyâ were something to be worried about. Stomach (or intestinal) noises, like everything in medicine, have a fancy name. The name is borborygmi. These gurgling sounds are produced when gas moves from one portion of the intestines to another. It is normal for there to be some gas in the intestines. And it is normal for the intestines to engage in motility, or activity that moves intestinal contents around. Thus it is normal for gas to move around in the intestines, and soft borborygmi are therefore normal phenomena. Normal borborygmi are quiet.