Home improvement projects account for a lot of waste in the landfill, and that's just not good for the environment. Here are some easy ways to make your projects eco-friendly.
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Linda has a 75-year-old bungalow style home with vinyl siding. She recently hung a large metal decorative star on the outside. Following a big wind storm, the star left unsightly scratch marks on the siding.
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Patsy recently moved into a new home. Evidently one of the workers parked his car in the garage and his rusty radiator leaked onto the floor and stained it.
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Today’s Homeowner Radio Listener Questions Scratch Marks on Vinyl Siding Linda has a 75-year-old bungalow style home with vinyl siding. She recently hung a large metal decorative star on the outside. Following a big wind storm, the star left unsightly scratch marks on the siding. Using an artist’s brush she could try to blend the […]
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Most homes have at least one room corner that’s been damaged by a run-in with a vacuum cleaner, tricycle or little leaguer's bat. Small dents can often be concealed with a little joint compound, but in most cases, it’s best to just replace the damaged section of the metal corner bead. Here’s how!
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There is no way to escape dirty clothes. So, when you’re doing the laundry, it’s good to have a machine that fits your specific laundry needs. But what if there was a washer that fit every laundry need! The High-efficiency top-loading washing machine from GE has more features on it than a swiss army knife!
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If you’ve ever had to work inside a sink cabinet, you know it can be a real pain. The kitchen floor is three or four inches lower than the inside of the cabinet and the hard edge at the bottom of the cabinet hits you right in the middle of the back or on your neck. What you need is a platform.
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