In this issue, my Mom is laid to rest, new respect for Hospice, beware of air-cooler clever ads, a forensic shower-pan discovery, concrete sealers and concrete masonry sealers, framing a sliding pocket door, new Stain Solver web site, and latest columns.
Whether you are doing home plumbing repair or home plumbing maintenance, you might need a little home plumbing help. Your home plumbing might have to pass a plumbing code inspection. All the joints and piping will have to meet with the approval of your local plumbing inspector.
Brick mortar is the glue that holds bricks together. Brick mortar repair varies depending on the repair job. Mortar for your brick patio has to be stronger then wall mortar. Using the right mixture will keep your brick and mortar stuck together for years.
In this issue, sad news regarding Mom.
In this issue, saving sweet moola, what is the payback period, Mom's condition, summer to do list, nail guns, a pocket door, clean with Stain Solver oxygen bleach instead of painting, surfing safely, wind turbines, and my recent columns.
You don’t need professional house cleaning to make the exterior of your house to look like new. Cleaning houses can be done with oxygen bleach. The house cleaning supplies required are a sprayer, hose, long-handled brush and oxygen bleach.
We the People ... the opening words of the Constitution of the United States. The full text of this document, including signers and Amendments, is provided in the article.
In this issue, Tim's Mom's health, air-conditioning bids, noise canceling earmuffs, feedback regarding the composite deck article, and a great idea for a father's day gift - an pocket utility knife.
Should old windows be replaced? Does an old window cost me more in heating costs? Older windows may not have the insulation value of new windows. But you have to consider the payback period when deciding to replace old windows. You may not start saving money right away.
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