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by Guest Post on Nov 1, 2011
Whether you choose to wallpaper your room or paint it, you will need to do plenty of preparations first. If there is already wallpaper in the space, you will have to strip it off completely – use a steam-powered stripper if you gave got a large area to cover. The paint should be removed if possible too. Continue reading →
Winterizing Fish Ponds
by Dan Eskelson on Apr 30, 2012
Since the pump runs 24/7/365, the area under the falls will stay free of ice until it gets *real* cold - like below 0 deg. F. I added a small bubbler pump near the skimmer to keep that area open also. When we had several days below zero, I tried these to keep an even larger hole open. Continue reading →
How to Shock Your Swimming Pool
by Boris Dzhingarov on Oct 27, 2013
No, shocking your pool doesn’t involve some form of treatment with electricity. Pool shock is known as super chlorinating, and it’s a way to keep the water clean and safe. So what is involved, and how does the pool owner effectively use a shock treatment? According to Wikihow.com, the basic process involves adding three to five times the normal amount of chlorine or chemical sanitizer to the pool water. Continue reading →
Be Prepared: What Do You Need in Your Home Improvement Toolbox?
by Guest Post on Jan 19, 2010
What is in your toolbox? Do you have all the basics? Of course, some of the more obvious tools that everybody needs are standard hand tools. Have a good assortment of straight and Phillips screwdrivers in your toolbox, and include an Allen wrench set as well. Continue reading →
Is a Pergola Right for You?
by Guest Post on Nov 18, 2011
Is your outdoor living space too sunny? If you have moved into a fairly new home it can take some time for the trees to get big enough to provide a little shade from the hot summer sun. Is your pool site is too exposed? You might love to relax next to the pool but need a cooler place to sit. Continue reading →
Introduction to Landscape Lighting
by Dan Eskelson on Apr 30, 2012
Low voltage landscape lighting systems are safe, economical, energy efficient and provide numerous benefits for modern homeowners. Lighting can be used to provide safe access near paths, drives and entry areas. Outdoor lighting increases security by discouraging potential intruders. Continue reading →
Countertop Comparison: Which is the Easiest to Clean?
by Guest on May 12, 2012
Laminate, wood, tile, concrete, stainless steel, and granite are the most common materials used for home counters. When choosing a surface, appearance and price are always the top priorities. However, homeowners should also consider the sanitary properties of each material. Continue reading →
The Top 3 Most Unique Offices in The World to Work
by Guest on Dec 2, 2013
Fluorescent lights, rows of cubicles, grey carpet and blank walls: These are the features of the archetypal modern office. They are boring and frighteningly generic. Fortunately, most offices have a bit of color hiding somewhere. Bright wall decorations, lovely landscaping or interesting people liven up these dull spaces. Continue reading →
Vanities - The Essence of Your Bathroom
by Guest Post on May 13, 2012
When you’re constructing a bathroom the most important decision you have to take is choosing a vanity. A bathroom is an important part of your home and vanity is center part of your bathroom. It is used for storing the requirements in a restroom. Continue reading →
Five Tips for Purchasing a Backhoe Loader
by Guest Post on Mar 14, 2013
With prices starting at $50,000 for a used model, buying a backhoe loader is not like buying the Tonka toy of your childhood. You can't go into a dealership say, "I like that one! Wrap it up!" While the decision to buy a loader for your construction business is probably a good one, especially if you've noted the large amount of money being tossed down the drain in machine rental costs, you really have to understand your needs before you make that important offer. Continue reading →
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