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Salt: Spreading iodized salt on the gravel will kill weeds, but it will sterilize the ground for years to come, so use it sparingly. Boiling Water: Another way to kill weeds naturally is to pour boiling water over them. By Hand: If there aren't many weeds in your gravel, it's best to pull weeds out by hand.
To keep your garden shed safe and dry this winter, follow these five tips: Consider insulation. If you want to be sure cold air and moisture stays...
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There are some sites that will tell you it's okay to install floating shelves without hitting the studs. That is possible, but I highly recommend...
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These are! They guide you every step of the way to complete your dream shed.
Learn More »Keeping weeds at bay in a gravel walk or driveway can be a constant battle. While you could use herbicides to kill weeds, there are several naturally occurring, common household items that will do the job as well.
If you had time to complete the finishing process and the concrete has stiffened (typically 4 to 8 hours after mixing), rainwater may cause little...
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Of the four paving materials described in this guide, aggregate (gravel) is the least expensive, followed by asphalt, concrete, and paving stones....
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Rain falling on top of freshly laid concrete can damage the surface and compromise a level and floated finish. Even worse, if too much extra water works its way into the concrete mix, this can result in weak concrete overall.
Communication: They talk to each other about big issues as well as small issues. Keep your communication positive, listen to all opinions and don't...
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One of the best ways of cooling a shed is to cover it with shade. You can do this by using plants as a natural form of shade. Flowering plants and...
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With proper care and maintenance, a gravel driveway can last up to 100 years. The beauty of gravel is that it can be repaired and replenished on an...
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Below slab level, you'll lay a 100mm sub-base and a damp-proof membrane. Therefore, you need to dig a level-bottomed pit 100mm deep. Be sure to...
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