The 60's were a time of peace, love and revolution. This Halloween, take a trip back to this controversial and tumultous decade by investing in a costume hippie. There were many cultural, social, and political changes that added to the hysteria of this revolutionary decade. These costumes celebrate the awesomeness of the 60's and poke a little fun at some of the outrageous fashion faux pas.

Hippie costumes truly reflect the character of the counterculture that shaped the values of an entire generation. Costumes like the Hippie Male Adult Costume and Male Hippie Vest Adult Costume give homage to the traditional male hippie attire, complete with sandals and blue jean bell bottoms. Accessories like peace sign necklaces and headbands add to the authenticity of the costume.

Regardless of whether you're a baby boomer or member of the x generation, you've heard of the famous Woodstock concert. This was a three day celebration of peace and love that was a tribute to music and art, and was attended by legendary rockers like Jimmi Hendrix. The Purple Daze costume honors the legend with purple bell bottoms, a psychadelic shirt, and headband. This costume truly represents the spirit of Jimmi Hendrix on that glorious summer day.

When one thinks of the 60's decade, anti-war rallies and political activism comes to mind. Costumes hippie are a great way to give tribute to that spirit of change and revolution. Flash a peace sign like a real "hippie" and get into character this Halloween with phrases like "far out" and "peace".

Some other costumes that truly reflect the spirit of the 60's are the British Explosion Adult costumes, which come in a variety of colors. These costumes represent a time on the brink of rock n roll hysteria and when Beatlemania was just beginning. Dawn hippie big hair wigs to accentuate the look.

With such a variety of hippie costumes, it will be difficult to be bored this Halloween. The Halloween party this year will no doubt be an unforgettable experience, as the spirit of the 60's is brought back to life. Invest in a costume hippie and have some fun with this eventful decade.

The videos which suggest lifting a tile to check the thinset coverage on the back are right. If you are installing tile for the first time, this is a necessary step to be sure you have the technique right.

For floor tile up to about 12" x 12", you'll use a 1/4" x 1/4" square-notched trowel. For larger tiles, you should use a bigger trowel - about 3/8" or so. Dip some thinset from the bucket, drop it on the floor, and then spread it out. Hold your trowel nearly vertical at the edge, with just a slight angle so you can drag out the thinset. It should leave deep grooves in the thinset that stand up on their own, and you should be able to see the floor surface between the grooves.

When you place the tile, hold it as level as you can and then carefully place it on top of the thinset. Wiggle it back and forth slightly, as you apply LIGHT pressure downwards, and evenly. You want the thinset to make good contact on the back of your tile, but not so much that you flatten it out. If thinset is oozing up between tiles, you're pressing too hard. Check to see that there is no "lippage" - or uneven heights between adjoining tiles. The surface should be perfectly level to surrounding tiles.

Peel up a tile, and check the thinset coverage on the back. It should cover at least 75% of the back of the tile. If it is less, then you're either not pressing hard enough, not using enough thinset or spreading it too thin, or your floor surface is too uneven. If all looks good, scrape the thinset off the tile and that section of floor where it was removed, and reapply and reinstall.

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