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It happens, in the same way, any household appliance eventually sees its last breath so does the furnace. However, it is recommended that before making the decision to spend money on a new furnace to consider a few things. Continue reading →
How to Remove Limescale from Your Shower
by Guest Post on Mar 26, 2010
You have invested in your dream shower, you’ve only been using it for a couple of weeks and you notice the limescale marks marring the appearance of the glass, Quelle Horreur, how can you restore your sparkling and expensive glass cubicle to its former glory? Continue reading →
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by Boris Dzhingarov on Jun 13, 2018
Floods can be overwhelming, whether they are caused by a plumbing failure, falling water, a sewer backup, a sump pump malfunction or rising groundwater. Many people do not know what to do except to wait for the floodwaters to recede, and many do not know what to do after the flood water has receded. Continue reading →
Carpet Care: How to Repair Burn Marks
by Michigan State University on Apr 27, 2012
New carpets are lovely and can completely change the look of a room, but in time they can become stained and worn, even with proper care. Carpets can also become burned and permanently marked and damaged, but the damage is not irreparable. It is possible to repair burn marks on carpets, and when carefully completed, the repair will be virtually invisible. Continue reading →
Step-by-Step Guide to Making a Wooden Kitchen Bar Stool
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It is handy to have a couple of wooden bar stools in your kitchen, for sitting on whilst preparing food, reading a magazine while enjoying a cup of coffee, or for relaxing on whilst entertaining guests. Here is a backless bar stool design building step-by-step guide. Continue reading →
Tips on How to Restore Your Art Deco Furniture
by Guest on Dec 24, 2014
Having art deco furniture in your home is a great thing but most of us tend to forget that they also wear out and therefore need restoration. In the face value, this antique furniture may look seamless but on a closer look, you will likely see some rips and tears which, if not taken care of early enough, can limit the lifespan of your furniture. Continue reading →
Create The Ultimate Outdoor Area with a Veranda
by Guest Post on Jun 10, 2017
When the weather is fine, we need to be outdoors to enjoy it. You could go for a walk or a run, hit the jogging track or the hiking trails or just chill out in your house. When the weather is not so good, you can sit in a quiet place and watch it do its thing. Continue reading →
Oiled vs. Oil-less Air Compressors
by Guest Post on Jan 10, 2011
When it comes to home handyman projects, nothing beats air-powered tools for certain jobs. But as quick, smooth and efficient as air-powered tools are, they all share one common drawback: they won’t work without a source of pressurized air. Continue reading →
5 Scary Examples of How Not to Use a Ladder
by Guest Post on Mar 22, 2016
In any situation where you employ a ladder for high level access, its correct use can make all the difference between life and death, literally. You wouldn’t think it was that difficult to work out how to use a ladder properly, would you? However, the 5 photos below clearly show that nothing can be taken for granted. Continue reading →
What is Dry Rot? (fungus disease)
by Guest Post on May 12, 2012
Fungus diseases in the wood are also known as dry rot or wet rot. This is caused by the growth of fungus in the wood. Wood-destroying fungi require a food source, oxygen, and favorable temperature in order to thrive. The cycle of promoting more dry rot is fungi increase wood permeability, this permeability allows more moisture to penetrate the wood and leads to more decay fungi, and the cycle continues. Continue reading →
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