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One of the reasons why you find rats luring in damp, moldy places is because they love the smell. If you put a stinky cheese like Limburger on your trap, it will be more attractive. They love to eat wood and cardboard too, so keep in mind their preferences when capturing them.
Will a Fridge Work in a Cold or Unheated Garage? Very cold temperatures can interfere with your garage fridge's thermostat. If the temperature in...
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Because metal roofs have a low thermal mass, they reflect light and heat rather than absorbing it like asphalt shingles. This means that rather...
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To catch a rat, you must rely on your bait. Traditional types of bait include cheese, peanut butter, bacon, cereals, or meats. However, rats can be picky. You might get one who likes peanut butter, but another might pass on it. It all comes down to the type of rodent you want to catch and their personal preferences. There are many different species of rats with different appetites. The first step in catching your rodent pests is knowing what kind is hanging out in your home.
There must be at least 12-18 inches of free space around your hot tub in the finished building and enough room around the door to easily get the...
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A 12×12 shed is 144 square feet of space perfectly suited for work, exercise, storage, creativity, and relaxation. Not too big or not too little....
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Tin foil is less malleable than aluminium foil and tends to give a slight tin taste to food wrapped in it. Tin foil has been supplanted by...
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The CSIA states that you can keep firewood stored for up to 3 to 4 years without any issues of the wood going bad if you follow these recommended...
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Low Cost ($2,000 on average) A small laundry room addition typically costs about $2,000, and with lower costs, upgrades should start with the...
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How many footings do I need for a shed? There is no hard-and-fast answer, but a good rule of thumb (if using concrete foundation piers) is one shed...
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If you want to heat your shed, you can add insulation, bring in different types of heaters, and/or bring in different kinds of stoves. The best way...
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The best wire to use for 20 amp is the No. 12 AWG wire. This wire will safely carry 20 amps up to 100 feet. If you plan on going over 100 feet, or...
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