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How to Apply Stone Veneer to Your House

There are many ways to improve the aesthetic appeal of your home. A variety of homes look like they have stonework overlay on the exterior of the house. This is…
Posted by Jason Prickett May 14, 2010
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How to Build a Backyard Pool for Your Children

In many backyards and apartment complexes nowa­days there is usually some form of a swimming pool. It can vary from a plastic eighteen-inch pool to a lavish deep tiled pool…
Posted by Ralph Crutcher May 7, 2010
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How to Make Carving Knives Sharp

Woodcarving is a form of wood sculpture with the use of hand-held cutting tools. This art depends on the sharpness of a carving knife. Using a dull carving knife may…
Posted by Jason Prickett May 6, 2010
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How to Rev Up Your Home

And you want to add a personal touch on it. Do you want to install privacy fences around your home? Do you want to add a beautiful landscaping on your…
Posted by Jason Prickett May 4, 2010
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How to Decorate Your Dorm Room

College life is both fun and hard. Academics can exhaust you, so it is important that at the end of your day you have a place to stay that is…
Posted by Jason Prickett May 3, 2010
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How to Install Baseboard

Baseboard is the skirting board located at the lowest part of the wall. The purpose of baseboard is to create a finished look to the wall. The base board is…
Posted by Jason Prickett April 26, 2010
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How to Clean the Window Screen

Having a window screen allows you to enjoy the scenery of the outdoor from inside the home. It serves as a way for the sunlight to enter and lit the…
Posted by Jason Prickett April 26, 2010
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How to Repair Scratches on Glass

The glass surfaces can easily get scratches after a period of time. Instead of buying a new piece of glass, you can remove the scratches from it. For slight scratches,…
Posted by Jason Prickett April 26, 2010
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How to Troubleshoot the Flood Coolant System

When using a cold saw, it is important to ensure that the coolant pump is put under water. If you put the coolant pump under water, you can prevent unnecessary…
Posted by Jason Prickett April 26, 2010
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How to Fix a Motion Sensor Floor Light

A motion sensor flood light can be used to lower the chances of a robber breaking into the house. Robber are more likely to enter a house if it is dark…
Posted by Justin Belden April 26, 2010
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How to Clean Your Home With Vinegar

Many people do not realize that you can clean your entire home with out ever buying expensive and dangerous chemicals in the store and its likely that many of these…
Posted by Jason Prickett April 26, 2010
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How to Use Lighting in the Home Design

Home lighting is an important factor in the design and function of any space. Much more than just a bulb under a shade, the way a room is lit can transform…
Posted by Bruno Silva April 24, 2010
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How to Use Feng Shui to Set Up Your House

Followers of this ancient Chinese art of placement believe that the arrangement of your home can foster good fortune. What is feng shui The theory behind Feng Shui is that…
Posted by Jason Prickett April 24, 2010
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How to Use Colour in Your Room

Don’t just reach for the beige. There’s an infinite choice of colours and shades out there. Discovering how different shades contrast and harmonize with each other is the easiest and…
Posted by Jason Prickett April 24, 2010
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How to Take Care of Special Things in Your House

Some valuables you may store carefully for safety - but others will be exposed to the rigours of being on shelves or walls or even being used, albeit on special…
Posted by Jason Prickett April 24, 2010
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How to Stock your Kitchen Larder

A well-stocked larder is the secret of a smooth-running kitchen. As well as being able to cook meals for unexpected guests, with the basic ingredients on hand, you'll be able…
Posted by Jason Prickett April 24, 2010
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How to Set Up a Window Box

Choose window boxes to make a statement, and reflect the style and decor of your home: organic-terracotta for a Mediterranean feel, perhaps; simple wood in the Shaker style; or galvanized…
Posted by Jason Prickett April 24, 2010
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How to Repair Roof Leaks

Water can penetrate cracked or loose tiles, and cause damage to roofs lining underneath. Calling a roofer to deal with roof repair like roof leaks is always better before any…
Posted by Jason Prickett April 24, 2010
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How to Repair Holes and Cracks in Wood

Small hole: Small holes and cracks in wood can be filled with ready-mixed filler. Clean out any loose dust and debris from the hole, dampen the area to avoid shrinkage,…
Posted by Jason Prickett April 24, 2010
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How to Re-Organize a Kitchen’s Storage

Make the best use of your cupboard space. Use cupboards between knee height and eye-level for items that you use most often. Store items you use infrequently, such as an…
Posted by Jason Prickett April 24, 2010

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