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How To Sand the End Grain Smooth

David3 years ago3 years ago011 mins

End grain woodworking is an ancient technique where the lumber has the end cut off at a right angle to the growth rings. This angle allows sawdust to fall out of the end grain when planing, making it easier to … Read More

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Are Paintball Paints Washable? Will They Stain?

Bethany3 years ago9 months ago08 mins

When it comes to stains, paint is usually about as tough as it gets. However, paintball paints are slightly different, and you often don’t need to let your fear of ruining your clothes stop you from enjoying the fun of … Read More

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Can You Use Water Softener Salt To Melt Ice?

Bethany3 years ago3 years ago08 mins

With the onset of winter, ice melt is a much-needed essential in most homes. There are various types of ice melt available in the market, most of which are salt-based.  Water softener salts are primarily sodium chloride, which is essentially … Read More

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Does Vinegar Damage Bricks? Safe Cleaning 2 Tips for Brick Surfaces

David3 years ago10 months ago08 mins

If you’ve seen someone pour vinegar on a brick wall, or if you’ve thought about cleaning bricks with vinegar, you may have been curious about what happens. Does the vinegar eat away at the bricks? Or does it make them … Read More

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What Causes Suds or Foam in My Toilet?

David3 years ago9 months ago011 mins

Toilets rely on differences in air pressure and gravity to successfully clear waste products from the toilet bowl. The toilet bowl holds water that maintains an air pressure equilibrium between it and the rest of the toilet’s drainage system. However, … Read More

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How To Sand Under Cabinets (e.g., Kitchen Toe Kicks)

David3 years ago9 months ago010 mins

Sanding is a great way to improve the look and feel of your floors, reduce the risk of splinters, and breathe new life into any space. However, your work is cut out in spaces like the kitchen because there are … Read More

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The Ultimate Guide to Gorgeous Hardwood Floors (Plus Must-Have Cleaning Products!)

JuanCa6 months ago6 months ago08 mins

Hey there, floor enthusiasts! đź‘‹ Let’s face it – nobody wants dull, lifeless hardwood floors. After testing countless products and techniques (and making plenty of mistakes along the way), I’ve put together this super practical guide to keep your floors … Read More

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Does Regular Table Salt Melt Ice? Can You Use It?

David3 years ago9 months ago09 mins

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

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House Smells of Kerosene? Quick Fixes to Eliminate Unpleasant Odors

Bethany9 months ago9 months ago022 mins

When I detect the distinct smell of kerosene in my home, it often sets off alarm bells. The odor can be unsettling, not only because it’s unpleasant but also because it hints at potential hidden issues around the house. This … Read More

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How Dry Should Wood Be for Woodworking? Moisture Level Guide

David4 years ago9 months ago019 mins

As a DIY enthusiast working with wood, you need to know how moisture in the wood and the environment can affect the structural integrity of your produced pieces. How dry should wood be before you use it in a project? … Read More

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