DIY Builds
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Pressure washing is the easiest way to clean a metal building. Purchase an inexpensive pressure washer— or rent one locally at a home improvement store. Using the lowest pressure setting, spray plain water over the building to pre-soak the structure.
Whether it's a haphazard lumber heap or an orderly stack of chopped logs, woodpiles are majorly attractive to snakes as a perfect hiding place from...
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Give outdoor plants an extra boost of nutrients When you incorporate tea leaves into your garden soil, they release nitrogen naturally which helps...
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Wind chimes are a passive noise deterrent to keep raccoons as well as other unwelcome critters away.
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Tiny Houses can range from 60 square feet up to 400 square feet when built on a trailer. Of course, you can build bigger if you build on a...
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Pressure washing is the easiest way to clean a metal building. Purchase an inexpensive pressure washer— or rent one locally at a home improvement store. Using the lowest pressure setting, spray plain water over the building to pre-soak the structure. Mix 1/4 cup of mild, phosphate-free laundry detergent mixed with each gallon works for most steel structures. However, when in doubt, consult your metal building supplier for their recommendations.
Plastic sheds will withstand water and snow much better than their metal and wooden counterparts. There is no need to worry about rusting or...
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Your neighbour doesn't have to change a wall or fence just because you want them to, for example making it higher for privacy. You can't make...
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Pour the undiluted vinegar into a spray bottle. Spray it directly onto the moldy surface. Let the vinegar sit for at least an hour. Using a brush...
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How do I level my whole yard? With lawns, mow the grass and fill in low spots while digging out lumps or high spots. Put the grass back in place...
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