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Customizing Your Furniture

When I retired at the young age of 35, I realized that I needed something to do. After looking at the intricate carvings in a church in Europe, I decided that it would be fun to learn the art of professional woodworking. After buying a few tools and trying to make a dresser, I realized that woodworking was a little tougher than I had originally suspected. I decided to take the time to learn how to to build furniture like a professional contractor, and I have been doing it for fun ever since. If you are interested in woodworking, read more about the trade by going through the articles listed on my website. You might be able to decide if this interesting hobby is right for you.

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One More Reason To Get Aluminum Awnings: Hail

Posted on March 17, 2016

If you are a homeowner or property owner in an area that is prone to hailstorms, especially the occasional storm with severe, massive hail, you know how depressing it can be to have to clean up broken glass and replace windows. You can't be home all the time to put up boards across the windows or your patio door, either. But something you can do is install metal awnings across your back patio and over windows. [Read More]

Cleaning And Maintaining Your Living Room's New Wall-To-Wall Carpet

Posted on February 15, 2016

Now that you have invested in new wall-to-wall carpeting in your home's living room, it is vital that you take certain steps to keep its fibers healthy and looking just like it did the day that it was installed. Follow these recommendations to clean and protect your living room's new carpeting from damage: Use the Correct Vacuuming Technique You should vacuum the new carpet at least once each week using a high-quality vacuum cleaner. [Read More]

Window Blinds Can Help Regulate Heat Transfer In Your Home

Posted on January 20, 2016

When you turn on the comfort system in your home, the goal is to warm or cool the inside, not the outside. If you aren't taking measures to prevent heat loss or gain through your windows, you're aren't accomplishing this goal. In terms of heat loss, it's estimated that the average home loses as much as 25% of its warm air through the windows in the winter months. Installing blinds over your windows can help minimize heat transfer and help you save money. [Read More]

Tips For Choosing A Pool Fence

Posted on December 23, 2015

The right fence is a must if you have a swimming pool. The Consumer Product Safety Commission recommends fences are at least 4 feet and preferably 5 feet tall, although some local building codes may have different recommendations. Height is one of the main fence features to look for when fencing in a pool so that you can avoid accidental drowning, but there are also other features to consider. This guide can help. [Read More]