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Specialized skill is obviously important for a construction job to be finished efficiently. But having the right, professional equipment ensures that the results are even better. No matter which kind of construction is undertaken the construction industry needs the right equipment for the final results to be as they are. Continue reading →
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No matter what your plans are for building a shed you will find that you need shed plans to do the job right. Whether you decide to do it yourself or you plan to hire a professional builder to get it done, you will need shed plans. Continue reading →
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by Michigan State University on Apr 27, 2012
Chances are, you’ve walked miles on asphalt tiles -- that durable flooring often found in high-traffic, utility areas. Superior to linoleum insofar as it can withstand spills, oil and grease, asphalt tile is a powerhouse. But as you might expect, removing asphalt tile adhesive from wood flooring could be more than challenging. Continue reading →
Removing Water Rings or White Haze from Wood Furniture
by Michigan State University on May 11, 2012
Water rings which appear as filmy gray spots are especially common on furniture from not using coasters. Try one of these methods to remove the rings from your furniture. Continue reading →
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by Guest Post on Aug 18, 2019
Finding the best exterior remodeling company is the first step towards becoming an excited homeowner. Roofing contractors will advise you on the best roof repair, window installation and replacement, siding, and much more partial or full-service solution. Continue reading →
Choosing a New Above-Ground Swimming Pool Pump
by Guest on Mar 21, 2013
If you are planning on setting up an above ground swimming pool this summer, you have definitely made a great choice. Above ground pools provide ample swimming space, are aesthetically pleasing, and are an affordable alternative to an in-ground swimming pool. Continue reading →
Cleaning Grout Lines to Look Like New
by Jessica Ackerman on Feb 12, 2010
Grout lines are often the arch enemy of a clean tile surface. They quickly collect dirt, can become discolored and, if painted, wear the color off in seemingly no time flat. Whether the tile is on a kitchen backsplash, floor, or counter, cleaning the dirty grout lines can be a chore. Continue reading →
Caulking Windows
by Michigan State University on Apr 26, 2012
The money you spend on caulking or weather stripping is usually recovered in one heating season or less. This one season "pay-back" period means that money for heating fuel is saved equal to or greater than what you spend for caulking and weather-stripping materials. A 1/8 inch opening around just two doorframes can let in as much cold air as a 12-inch window opened 6 inches all winter long. Continue reading →
Adding a Bean Bag Chair Can Create a Certain Ambiance in Your Home
by Martin Gracewell on Jan 9, 2018
Home improvement involves numerous tasks that can enhance the look of your home and increase its value. Even redecorating or updating a room can make a big difference in the end. If you want a more retro look for a living area or bedroom, adding a unique bean bag chair can create the ambiance you were going for. Continue reading →
Nutria Rats Extermination
by Guest on Dec 13, 2013
It sounds like a bad horror movie pitch: giant invasive rats are eating Louisiana. Not the residents, mind you, these rodents are slowing destroying the states landmass at a rate of 40 square miles a year. They’re called nutria, and they’re one of the most destructive invasive species in the United States. Continue reading →
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