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  • 10 Things To Do Before You Go On Vacation

    If you are off for that dream vacation, make sure your home does not become a statistic with these few simple tips: 1. Hold All of Your Mail and Newspapers or Ask a Neighbor to Pick Them...

    • Posted June 30, 2014
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  • Spray Paint Basics

    What’s colorful, and easy? Spray paint! If you find something you like but hate the color…..no worries, head for the spray a paint and select your favorite color! Before you start here are a few basics for...

    • Posted June 30, 2014
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  • Deck Safety Checklist

    Follow the National American Deck & Railing Association’s 10-point checklist to keep your deck safe and  relaxing.   Railings and Banisters 1. Push on railings and banisters to make sure they’re secure. 2. Check to make sure they’re...

    • Posted June 30, 2014
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  • Show Notes : Know your water and gas meters and more

    KNOW YOUR WATER METER Become familiar with this system so you can shut off your water supply if necessary, test for leaks and understand your water usage. Check your company’s specific regulations before you inspect your water...

    • Posted June 28, 2014
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  • The “Grill Guy”: Best BBQ Beans on the Planet

    The “Grill Guy” is presented by Saber Grills Best BBQ Beans On The Planet! Shopping List: 1 lb. bacon, crisply cooked, blotted on a paper towel,  and coarsely chopped, do not drain 1 lb ground beef, cooked and...

    • Posted June 28, 2014
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  • Good to the Last Drop

    Coffee isn’t the only thing that’s “good to the last drop.” Lots of usable stuff gets tossed well before it’s used up — like caulking, for instance. Here’s how to get the most out of every tube....

    • Posted June 27, 2014
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  • Caulking vs. Putty

    A lot of weekend do-it-yourselfers aren’t sure whether to use putty or caulk on various home projects. It’s really simple if you remember this rule: putty is a doughlike compound used to fill in holes (from nails...

    • Posted June 27, 2014
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    Caulking like the pros do

    Caulking inside corners and along trim is no problem. But sealing long outside corners is another matter. Today you’ll learn how pros keep outside corner goo running straight and true. When sealing outside corners, pros keep caulk...

    • Posted June 26, 2014
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  • planning out a kitchen
    The Backsplash Trend

    Got a countertop with a tiny four-inch backsplash? You’re missing out on a hot new trend! Indeed, today’s designer kitchens feature backsplash walls that run from counter to cabinets and even up to ceilings with spectacular materials...

    • Posted June 26, 2014
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    Kitchen-counter Cutting Boards

    Many kitchens have built-in cutting boards that soon start looking grungy. Besides getting ugly, they become hard to clean and can be a health hazard. If that’s what you’ve got, here’s what to do. There are two...

    • Posted June 26, 2014
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