While most tradespeople may afford to choose any functional marker that works for their task, you have to be more careful with choosing one to use on the skin. Skin absorption is a dermal route of exposure to the chemicals … Read More
Slide-in ranges are meant to sit flush against the wall of your kitchen. Sometimes, however, there can be a gap behind your stove. Bits of food and ingredients (or even splashes of oil) can fall through this gap, creating an … Read More
There is nothing worse than having skunk smells permeate into every crevice in your home. It’s easy to see why so many people find the smells to be a living nightmare. You can eliminate this issue with the help of … Read More
When working with untreated metal, it’s best to apply a coat of self-etching primer for corrosion protection. But can you paint over it? You can paint over self-etching primer once it has dried and cured. However, most manufacturers recommend applying … Read More
If you put a soldering iron and a pyrography pen side by side, it may be difficult to tell the difference, especially if you are an aspiring wood burner. They’re both pen-shaped, with ergonomic handles, and many beginner kits contain … Read More
If, like me, you spend a lot of time reading labels at the hardware store, you’ve probably come across both Krazy Glue and Gorilla Glue, and wondered what the difference was between the two brands. Rather than an “it depends” … Read More
Rubber is one of the most common materials in the world. It is an essential material for many different applications, including the manufacturing, textile, and sports industries. However, one of the most common questions about rubber is whether it is … Read More
If you have an aquarium, grapevine wood is something you may be familiar with. It adds pizzazz to something that’s otherwise nothing more than a glass box with water and has other decorative functions. However, before using grapevine wood, you … Read More
Salt is one of the more popular and handier items that people often use for melting ice. We see it being scattered in the streets, on pavements, and in concrete driveways, both to melt and prevent the buildup of ice. … Read More
The Dearborn Stove Company manufactured gas space heaters and evaporative coolers beginning in the 1930s. The company advertised its heaters as the “world’s finest” and regularly touted the safety and efficiency of their products. Although the Dearborn Stove Company no … Read More
