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I am planning to plant a row of Emerald Green Arborvitae as a screen from my neighbor's backyard but have heard horror stories about trespassing la...
I am planning to plant a row of Emerald Green Arborvitae as a screen from my neighbor's backyard but have heard horror stories about trespassing la...
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ViewsYou could use a handheld jigsaw equipped with a downcutting blade to cut the counter and cupboard. Put some painter's blue tape on top of the count...
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ViewsTry using pruning sealer. It's black and pretty thick so it should'nt have a problem covering over the orange.
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ViewsIf you're not afraid of losing about 1 3/4 inches by 3 1/2 inches of floor space on your deck, you could make a rabbet down the center of one side ...
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ViewsIf the seat is rectangular, you could screw small metal angle braces in each corner. That should help stablize the seat frame.
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ViewsFor both heating and decor, I was planning to install a gas-fired direct-vent fireplace in one corner of my basement. Any advice on this applicatio...
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ViewsI would like to install a gas fired direct vent fireplace in my basement as supplemental heating. Has anyone had any experience installing one of t...
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ViewsI've seen a couple of coffered ceiling kits but from what I understand, they install much like suspended acoustic tile. For the application you ha...
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ViewsIn addition to the other great shade plants mentioned in prior post, you could use foam flower. It's similar to astilbe with the flowers. Some fer...
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ViewsI don't believe termites will attack live shrubs. From what I understand, they usually devour dead or decaying wood which the railroad lumber in y...
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ViewsI don't believe termites will attack live shrubs. From what I understand, they usually devour dead or decaying wood which the railroad lumber in y...
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ViewsThere was an article in This Old House magazine (sorry Bob..) about using hydraulic cement to patch cracks in a foundation. according to the artic...
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ViewsAssuming that your basement is normally dry, if you're only removing a thin layer of concrete in small portions of your basement by brushing out th...
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ViewsThere are so many opinions on the proper "sequence" which I'm sure you've run into in your searches. The approach I am taking is derived from a th...
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ViewsAlso a good source of info is at the 'Breaktime' discussion board of the "Fine Homebuilding" web site. It's a magazine of Taunton press. You can g...
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ViewsAlso a good source of info is at the 'Breaktime' discussion board of the "Fine Homebuilding" web site. It's a magazine of Taunton press. You can g...
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ViewsFrom what I gather from your post, there is no insulation between the 6mil poly and the concrete block which will prevent water from entering your ...
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ViewsTry using a DE-humidifier or reduce your humidifier settings if you can. The "warm" air in your basement is carrying moisture and the moisture is ...
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ViewsThe 'salt-like particles' you are seeing I believe is called 'efflorescence'. This is caused by excess moisture moving through your concrete baseme...
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ViewsIt really depends on the finish you are planning to apply and how patient you are.How long can you live without cabinet doors? Depending on the siz...
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