by June 9th, 2010 at 9:06 pm
Drywall is one of the most common of all wall coverings in the world. Since its inception it has revolutionized the housing industry. Before drywall was invented, plastering was the norm. This was a long, and very expensive process. Plaster hangers were some of the highest paid laborers in the construction industry due to the [...]

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by May 28th, 2010 at 5:41 am
Ever since we were little kids, we would go to the arcade and imagine if our rooms were half as cool as the arcades. Today, console and PC games have made it possible for really cool video game rooms to come alive. Some people dedicate an entire room just to gaming, others make the game [...]

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by May 21st, 2010 at 4:16 pm
Sometimes it might appear with all the wear and tear on your old cabinets, that they need to be replaced. The cost however can be one of the most expensive out of about any job you might do within your home. Why not save it? Rather than replacing cabinets, refinishing them is probably one of [...]

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by deebolster May 14th, 2010 at 8:59 pmfix . leak . repair . roof
A chronic leaking roof will lead to some of the more costly repairs and replacement jobs on a home. The destruction and damage reaches well inside the walls, floors and interior portions of the home if left in disrepair. Leaks need to be located and fixed immediately. Common areas to check for leaks are around [...]

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by deebolster May 14th, 2010 at 5:08 amair conditioner . cleaning . coil . maintenance
Summer is a terrific time to enjoy outdoor activities, but air conditioning is a favored luxury when the day is done. A common problem experienced by many homeowners is a central AC that struggles to cool the home. The unit seems to run for hours on end, yet barely keeps the temperature in a tolerable [...]

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by deebolster May 13th, 2010 at 5:46 amcaulk . latex . replacement . silicone
One thing comes to mind regarding sinks, tubs and showers- WATER, and lots of it! Caulk is applied around the edges to keep the water from accessing areas it shouldn’t. Replacing this protective barrier is essential every once in awhile. Water Damage Water leaking behind walls, under sinks and around faucets can wreak havoc on [...]

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by deebolster May 10th, 2010 at 7:18 amdust mites . dusting . removing . vacuuming
The presence of dust mites goes relatively unnoticed until an allergic reaction happens. They can trigger an allergic or asthmatic problem in humans that are sensitive. A protein called DER p1 found in mite feces and carcasses are what actually cause this reaction. Dust mites are arthropods in the class Arachnida. This is the same [...]

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by deebolster May 8th, 2010 at 10:42 pmclean . distilled water . laptop . screen . vinegar
Who doesn’t love the convenience of a laptop computer? You can take it here, or there and pretty much anywhere. What isn’t quite so convenient is the slow build up of oily finger prints, dust and dirt on the LCD screen. Though tempting, you should never attempt to clean the screen with window cleaner or [...]

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by deebolster May 8th, 2010 at 10:40 pmhot water . pilot light . relighting . water heater
Anyone with a gas water heater has experienced a pilot light outage. Although it seems to happen at the most inopportune times, it’s really due to the fact that you don’t notice a lack of hot water until you need it. Relighting the pilot is a straight-forward task that can be done in a few [...]

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by deebolster May 6th, 2010 at 7:45 am
The debate rages on. Which is more aggravating: the constant sound of water running in a toilet, or the increased water bill each month due to this nuisance? Plumbing work might seem intimidating, but toilets are blissfully simple in design. Most people can handle this repair with confidence. Investigate the Problem Remove the tank lid [...]

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