We all try to do our part in being “Green”. We recycle our newspapers, cans and bottles. So why not go another step and try composting.
Composting of yard wastes such as leaves, grass clippings, dead garden plants and ... see more: Composting – How to compost
High humidity, water seepage and leaks can create major problems in your home. Excessive moisture can lead to the growth of mold and mildew that can affect the air quality in your home. It is important to identify the sources of your water problems so you can find an effective solution. ... see more: Moisture Problems in your home - Finding the source
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Ice dams are an accumulation of ice at the eaves and valleys of your home. They are caused by insufficient attic insulation or poor ventilation, which allows heat to escape though your attic. This heat melts the surface layer of snow, which runs down to the eaves, where the ... see more: Ice Damming - A quick temporary fix
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This may be off topic for a home improvement site, but every year we all hear the story of someone who loses a finger or a hand in a snowblower accident. If you damage your hands, you cant do home improvement projects. So take the time to go over some safety tips on the safe way to operate a snow ... see more: Snowblower safety
A chimney is a structure made form masonry or metal. It encases flue pipes that carry dangerous gases from your home, be it from your furnace or your fireplace. Carbon monoxide, a colorless, odorless gas, is a byproduct of the combustion of ... see more: Chimneys- Performing an annual check-up
If you have ever placed your gas grill to close to your house, you know what a little heat can do to vinyl siding.This unsightly damage can be repaired with a couple of tools and moderate carpentry ... see more: How to replace damaged vinyl siding
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