May 2, 2010 AsktheBuilder News And Tips
In this issue, rehydrating stains, the deck sealer test is under way, a mountain lion nearby and the overstock Stain Solver Sale.
In this issue, rehydrating stains, the deck sealer test is under way, a mountain lion nearby and the overstock Stain Solver Sale.
In this issue, low-odor paint, deck sealer test, sediment clogging water faucets, last call on the gutter guard promotion, finding a great roofer, my trip to Washington, DC, chain saw sharpener upcoming test, and a sale on 4-pound Stain Solver oxygen bleach.
There are several methods to split firewood. You can use a human-powered maul, a hydraulic firewood splitter or even a commercial firewood splitter. If you have lots of wood to split, powered firewood splitters are the way to go.
In this issue, my trip out west visiting National Parks, the Grand Canyon and more, a product review on the Campbell Hausfeld Pressure Washer, answering a question on painting a tile backsplash, humorous or embarrassing home-improvement moments, stains on siding from nails, extra emails, smart phone applications and my latest columns.
Funny and Embarrassing Stories Do you feel the world needs more laughter? I sure do, as it seems each day more and more stress is building. With your help, I can share some laughs. I'll bet you have one or more funny or embarrassing home-improvement stories. I know I have my fair share! […]
Why are there ads and promotions in the AsktheBuilder Newsletter? Tim answers that question for a Newsletter Subscriber.
In this issue, last call for the annual Stain Solver Sale.
In this issue, the Stain Solver Oxygen Bleach Spring Sale is coming to an end, update on the Chinese Drywall problem and my next Newsletter.
In this issue, heading west for some R&R, problems with Chinese drywall, plastic shims that are flat, not tapered, annual Spring Stain Solver sale (one week only), faux painting kitchen cabinets, gutter guard rebate and my latest columns.
The battle continues - which is better an asphalt driveway or a concrete driveway? There are advantages to both. Driveway maintenance is another consideration. Are asphalt driveway sealers required and how often? Another choice is a tar and chip driveway.
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