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Between football season and fall foliage just a drive away, there’s plenty of opportunity (and reason!) to take your cooking outside—and a lot of portable outdoor cooking appliances to ch...
The garage is often the most neglected space for many households. It’s the storage place for yard equipment, tools, and sports equipment while serving as the catch-all for miscellaneous i...
Like many jobs in the trades, there is an increased demand for welders in a broad range of industries. Although other occupations may require years of training and schooling before one ca...
Few things can turn a basement into a finished living space like flooring. And since the average size of a basement ranges between 500 and 1,500 square feet, finishing a basement can have...
There are many insects that can dine on your garden, lay waste to the structural integrity of your home, or even pose a physical threat to you and your family. While many of these bugs ar...
While siphoning gas is normally associated with nefarious activities, there are many aboveboard reasons to learn this skill. Knowing how to siphon gas can get you back on the road should ...
Installing a hot tub on a deck can certainly kick your outdoor living space up a notch. Adding this oasis for relaxation can make your deck a comfortable, useful spot whether the weather ...
A good sandblaster can make many tough jobs—including restoring antique cars, returning concrete to like-new condition, cleaning machinery, or polishing a metal surface—a quicker and easi...
Lawn clippings, dead leaves, and other organic matter are important fuel for a yard, fertilizing it naturally and ensuring it’s well-fed throughout the growing months. If that organic mat...
Over time, dead grass clippings can accumulate between the green leafy blades of grass and the soil, creating a layer that’s known as thatch. While a thin 0. 5-inch layer of thatch provid...
