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| (in North-East USA): Must *every* leaf be blown from lawn? | 30 Nov 2008 22:35 GMT | 29 |
Subject: (in North-East USA): Must *every* leaf be blown from lawn? A couple of people (have nice lawns, gardins, and so on -- and tell me that I *must" get rid of *all* thse leaves. Question: is this really necessary?
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| OT, Using Amplified PC Speakers on DVD player | 30 Nov 2008 22:24 GMT | 7 |
I got one of those small portable DVD players. I got it mainly for when I go camping, or want to watch a movie when I work in the garage, or when I have to wait in the car for my wife, while she is shopping. I wasn't looking for anything complicated or costly. I picked up a
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| Metal plates on studs to protect plumbing | 30 Nov 2008 18:05 GMT | 6 |
I know that studs need metal plates over studs where there is plumbing too close to the wall. This is to protect a nail going into the plumbing. I'm wondering about exceptions. What about plumbing behind the toilet? There is a stud directly behind the toilet where
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| I want a solid gold toilet seat | 30 Nov 2008 15:43 GMT | 8 |
I want a solid gold toilet seat. The entire seat must be reeal gold, not just a gold plateing. Even the hingers must be pure gold. My a.s is very impotent and derserves the best. Money is no obgict. I just want the best for my a.s. Where can I get one?
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| vent-free gas log sets | 30 Nov 2008 15:13 GMT | 3 |
I can't believe nobody knows anything about vent-free gas log sets. A big disappointment from a group that has so many new threads going.
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| Better Deck Stain | 30 Nov 2008 14:56 GMT | 12 |
I've stained my 5-year old cedar deck with Sikkens Natural Light Cetol SRD-996 twice, but it doesn't wear well. Last spring, I power sanded the thick gray film down to bare wood and restained. It looked beautiful. But by fall, a grayish film was there again, although not as thick ...
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| New Wood Fece Termite Damage? | 30 Nov 2008 14:37 GMT | 14 |
I just installed a new wood fence on my property about 6 months ago. I just got around to treating it with water seal, and I've noticed one part the wood seems mushy with little holes, here and there. They appear to be oval shape on a 45' angle. It's on a very small part of
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| sorta OT: why don't stores get a clue? | 30 Nov 2008 13:25 GMT | 22 |
am I the only person in the world who likes to buy a consumer good ONCE and expect it to last until I am sick of it? Today I'm specifically referring to bathroom fixtures. SWMBO thinks I'm a little anal retentive but I don't know that I really am. There are a few finishes
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| How to build metal stud non-load bearing wall? | 30 Nov 2008 04:36 GMT | 8 |
Does any one know of a web site for a novice? Thanks in advance. Doug ps.
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| Your Preference: Laminate Vs Wood In Bathroom Cabinets | 30 Nov 2008 04:03 GMT | 17 |
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| Run ice maker line in the cold air return in slab? | 30 Nov 2008 02:16 GMT | 5 |
I need to run an ice maker line around 50 feet from the softener and RO system. I'm on a slab so that presents a problem running the line underneath. It gets -20F about once a year here so running the line in the attic so it won't freeze will be tricky. All the roof beams
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| How to change a light bulb??? | 29 Nov 2008 23:59 GMT | 11 |
I never though I would as this question, but... I have a ceiling fixture that is a two blub domed glass on a metal ceiling mount. It was purchased at home depot. There is NO discernable means to remove the glass from the metal part other than a seam. No screws, no
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| paint-protection for plywood, to withstand water, snow, etc? | 29 Nov 2008 23:43 GMT | 8 |
Our basement boiler-room (steam-heat, water-heater, other heater, all gas) has, up high, a window looking out into a grate-covered pit. (Grate at ground-level.) For safety from CO, we keep the window open a few inches,
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| Need a different Faceplate! | 29 Nov 2008 22:59 GMT | 13 |
I am including a picture... Basically I sawed the space for the timer on the far right. Now I'm bring told to put another timer on the switch second to the far right. Is there a plate that has the two right "designer" style while keeping
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| Air Nailer vs: screws, vs: hammer and nails | 29 Nov 2008 22:30 GMT | 1 |
I am putting down a 1/4 inch plywood subfloor over top of existing 3/4 inch plywood. What kind of fastener should I use?. I have an air stapler that puts down 1/4 inch wide staples or an 18 Guage air nailer...or should I screw the plywood down? The existing 1/4 inch plywood ...
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