DIY Projects

How To Remove Mold and Mildew From Siding

December 19, 2011
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One of the more common places for mold and mildew to grow in your house is on your outside siding. If you have sidings that have started to look green or dark blue, you may be suffering from the effects of mold and mildew. The good news is that this is pretty easy to clean off your siding and get rid of the discoloration caused by …

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How to Acid Stain Concrete Floors – A DIY Guide

December 15, 2011
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Concrete floors are durable, hard working, and can be quite comfortable in warm climates. Unfortunately, they can also be unbearably ugly. If you’re tired of looking at dull, grey concrete and want to learn how to stain concrete floors, here is a basic concrete staining technique.

Prepare the Surface
Concrete that will be stained needs to be cleaned, completely dry, and free of any chips, …

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DIY Mold Removal – What to Do About Mold

November 28, 2011
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Your home should be a sanctuary for you and your family where you can retreat to a familiar place and restore your energy.  With the home being the central meeting ground for all family members, it’s important that if nothing else, the house itself be environmentally sound.  With the consequences of mold increasing in homes it’s more important than ever to pay attention to and …

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Homemade Grout Cleaner and Tile Recipe – A DIY Project

November 23, 2011
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If you’re looking for a good homemade recipe for a grout cleaner that won’t disappoint you and will get rid of even some of the toughest grout stains, then this is a good recipe for you to consider using. When I was reading a blog written by another tile cleaning expert, I came across this recipe and I thought it was so great that I …

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DIY Termite Control – Ways to Intelligently Combat a Termite Invasion

July 20, 2011
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If you are ever on a warpath against pesky vermin like termites then be prepared for a messy war. To prepare for a face off with a stealthy opponent like termites it is better that you are versed with the different types of termites found in your area. With an in-depth knowledge about the enemy that you will be facing, you will have a better …

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DIY Chalkboard Paint – Turn Your Closet Doors Into A Creative Canvas For Your Child

July 20, 2011
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One of the most versatile paint applications that can be added to a child’s room design is Chalkboard paint. Chalk paint is simply a basic latex paint mixed with ceramic particles to give it that chalkboard finish and functionality. Chalkboard paint can be applied just like any other basic paint and will adhere to any surface that your standard paint will adhere to. With that vast type …

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DIY Roof Cleaning Moss, Mold, and Algae

July 12, 2011
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A home’s roof is absolutely vital as it protects your house from harsh weather and other environmental elements. In geographical areas that are often damp or have high humidity another enemy to a roof is the growth of algae and roof moss. Once it takes root on the surface, it seeks dark and moist areas in which to spread and grow. Structural damage does …

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DIY Bathroom Remodeling Ideas That Work

May 20, 2011
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Are thinking about remodeling your bathroom and trying to decide on what will work best for you? The good news is that a bathroom is very small and not that difficult of a project. You will need to remove the floor (if the floor is bad), vanity, sink, and the faucet. You may want to install new lighting over the vanity as well. How about the bathtub …

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How to Build a Walk In Shower

April 12, 2011
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Opting to install a walk-in shower either as an addition to the traditional bath tub or as a replacement altogether can have a significant impact not only on the functionality of your bathroom, but also its aesthetic value. The possibilities end only with the imagination of the individual, with designs ranging from huge, multi-head installations with seating areas and other luxurious functions, through to tiny, …

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How to Install Corner Shelf Units

April 11, 2011
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Once you have followed the instructions and have completed the assembly of the wood corner shelf units you will need to determine where they will be placed. If they are going to stand on the floor then you will need to make sure that they are level. This is a simple process and can be accomplished by placing your level on top of the shelving unit and …

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DIY Solar Panels For Home Use

March 31, 2011
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In case you have been so busy in the workshop that you haven’t heard the news – renewable energy is all the rage at the moment, and it’s better to jump in now before the power grid hits real problems and you are not able to cater for the energy needs in your home. If you haven’t considered it – why not look at your …

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