Overgrown juniper bushes
Hi Suzane,"Wow factor"/HGTV--this is a good thing, sure, why not!? 4x4 with winch--sounds like you have a ready-made helper! Lavender--great ...
Hi Suzane,"Wow factor"/HGTV--this is a good thing, sure, why not!? 4x4 with winch--sounds like you have a ready-made helper! Lavender--great ...
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ViewsBefore and After photos: a great idea! I don't know of a way to add images to the boards--but if you have a website you can definitely provide th...
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ViewsHi again Suzane, I like all the above ideas; painting, sponging, drywalling, the mantle, etc. Just an additional thought as well--possibly some de...
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ViewsK Smith is correct, of course; getting them out could end up being hard work. I have a friend that took out a mature lilac bush (great plant, unfo...
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ViewsGreetings Tricia,I'd reckon the 2 HVAC folks are saying about the same thing. The squirrel cage is a kind of big fan (or blower) and I'd believe i...
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ViewsBy the way, I'd hate to cut a nice hardwood floor for this problem. Especially since the crawl space is accessible.
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ViewsWell I must admit, I am stumped. As localized as it seems to be, it doesn't sound like anything obvious like sewage backing up from the community ...
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ViewsThanks Piffin for replying. I tried some plastic ones once (but these were glued on). They just got really nasty looking (we get a lot of sun (UV...
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ViewsHi happytrails, No personal experience with pergo, but we had a sheet vinyl floor several years back. Two drawbacks:1. The seam. It looked fine ...
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ViewsYou're welcome Suzane,Ah yes, what to replace them with!? I recommend spending some time driving through some high-end neighborhoods. Or better y...
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ViewsInteresting, LCP.... I'd heard this before--that this is a rather common builder shortcut. It's unfortunate, as there's really not much hope of ha...
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ViewsGreetings Suzane and welcome, It's probably worth taking the extra trouble to dig them out altogether. My wife (she's more of a 'plant person' tha...
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ViewsWelcome KP,I'd guess the subfloor. Tile definitely benefits from having a really solid subfloor. It's extra trouble and expense, but the use of c...
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ViewsHmmmm, ok, so it's head-scratching time. So I wonder....is the stink noticeable in the crawl space...and if so, is it localized to the area under ...
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ViewsWelcome susan to the boards!I have not personally ever had oil heating but some people swear by it. Temptation would be to leave it in place, esp....
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ViewsWelcome gracie,You wouldn't mean MUNTIN, would you? I think MUTTON refers to: the flesh of a mature sheep used for foodSorry, couldn't resist! (...
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ViewsGreetings Lindberg,Not really a direct answer to your question....but the fact that you were able to plug a 120v appliance into a 240 is kind of sc...
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ViewsHello ddadda,You've got the right idea; brute force work. I haven't done too many tile jobs, but enough to see that there seems to be a specific t...
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ViewsGreetings everyone, We have a standing seam metal roof in snow country. Snow just avalanches off the thing. We've tried all sorts of glue-on snow...
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ViewsGreetings, Sounds like you've had some good expertise look at it already. But still, was wondering....has the house not been lived in for a while?...
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