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Navigating historic home renovations

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Renovating any type of home comes with its challenges but historic house renovations can be even trickier to navigate. As well as carrying out renovations in keeping with the aesthetic, there are also legal complexities to take into account.  We’ll explore the intricacies of renovating historic homes and offer some useful considerations when faced with the common … [Read more...] about Navigating historic home renovations

Creative Ideas For Balancing Wobbly Tables

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We all run into problems with our furniture from time to time. But when it comes to fixing a table, many people would rather throw it away because the repairs could be expensive. However, what if I told you that there are a bunch of creative and cost-efficient ways to fix a wobbly table? Creative Ways to Fix a Wobbly Table There is often some sort of value attached … [Read more...] about Creative Ideas For Balancing Wobbly Tables

Fixing A Dripping Window Air Conditioner

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AC or Air Conditioner is a device used to cool air with the help of a heat transfer within a refrigerant liquid. The main objective of an Air Conditioner system is to provide comfort by adjusting the temperature of the room. Air Conditioner is an essential technology to combat harsh environmental temperatures and is used virtually anywhere. In this article, we are going to … [Read more...] about Fixing A Dripping Window Air Conditioner

Creative Ways Of Finding Wooden Studs

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Need to hang some pictures in your bathroom? You could grab a stud finder, but you don’t want to make another trip out to the garage and dig through the mess in your hubby’s “testoster-zone.” You also don’t want to hear the inevitable dad joke, “Look, the stud finder found me!” (He really can’t help himself.) Whatever the situation is, you don't have a stud finder, and … [Read more...] about Creative Ways Of Finding Wooden Studs

How To Re-Caulk Around Shower Mold

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To prevent water damage and mold on tubs, showers, sinks, and re-caulking, it is fixes cracked, peeling, or broken caulk. Applying fresh caulk may seem like an insignificant part of renovating your shower, but it shall freshen and brighten your bathroom considerably. A reasonably simple home renovation exercise, especially for beginners, re-caulking around shower mold makes … [Read more...] about How To Re-Caulk Around Shower Mold

How To Safely Cut Wires Without A Cutter

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Don't you just hate it when you need to cut a cable, but can't find your trusty wirecutter? Relax, you can still use other tools to cut wires, but please, before you do something dangerous, follow this advice. You’ll need some basic knowledge of safety, wires and cables, and tools to work with first. Safety First! Always use tools for their intended purposes. While … [Read more...] about How To Safely Cut Wires Without A Cutter

Securing A TV Mount To Metal Studs

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With the plummeting supply of good timber, steel and aluminum studs are proving to be the obvious replacements for wood. Many people prefer steel studs because they are straight, firm, and they don't shrink notwithstanding their durability and resistance to fire. Even with all these advantages, steel studs are still much cheaper than wood. Working with metal might be … [Read more...] about Securing A TV Mount To Metal Studs

How To Prevent Ice Dams On Gutters

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Ice dams are common in places with cold winters and regular snowfall. They occur when heat collects in the artic and warms up your roof to temperatures above 32 degrees F. This, in turn, causes the snow on top of the roof to melt. When the running water flowing from the top of the roof reaches the colder lower edge of the frozen rooflines it freezes again, forming a huge … [Read more...] about How To Prevent Ice Dams On Gutters

How To Hide TV Cables Through Wall

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Your house looks beautiful. It's clean and organized, but  ugly wires can make your space seem messy. This is a daily struggle for many people. Having cables hanging around everywhere and obstructing your designed room is one of the most unsightly aspects of a modern household. But not to worry. There are many ways to hide your cables in a way that is both … [Read more...] about How To Hide TV Cables Through Wall

Patterns For Snow Shoveling That Save Time

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Snow shoveling is back-breaking work, but it has to be done. In places where snow and cold fronts are constant, it is not wise to leave snow when it is not shoveled because it may melt and refreeze later. When that happens, a lot of accidents may occur from people slipping over the ice.  12 Tips for Shoveling Snow Shoveling snow requires a high level of efficiency as … [Read more...] about Patterns For Snow Shoveling That Save Time

How To Avoid Drilling Into Air Vent When Hanging Something

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There is nothing worse than going to hang up a picture and drilling right into your air vent. Air vents are metal plates that cover the holes responsible for letting in fresh air into your home. Together with air ducts, they serve as part of a home’s main ventilation, air conditioning, and the heating system. If the air duct system is damaged, the efficiency of the air … [Read more...] about How To Avoid Drilling Into Air Vent When Hanging Something

How To Sprout Vegetables At Home Before Planting

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People decide to grow their own vegetables for different reasons. These reasons may include better flavor, which comes from consuming freshly picked vegetables straight from the garden without them having to go through post-harvest handling procedures and being frozen over a long time. Other reasons include the need to enhance food safety or to improve their health. When you … [Read more...] about How To Sprout Vegetables At Home Before Planting

How To Replace Circular Saw

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Many people don't know how to fix their tools when parts ware out. This is especially true with the circular saw. The wear and tear of a circular saw depends largely on its usage. If you are using your saw less often with a quality blade, chances are it might take longer before you may need to change the blade. However, if you use it every day, you may have to replace … [Read more...] about How To Replace Circular Saw

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