Discussing Garden Tools

Posted on: 6 December 2022

Does your home have a screen door or window screens? While these features are great for letting in the fresh air and keeping out unwanted pests, the screens themselves need special attention from time to time. Here's what you need to know about screen repair, how to identify any damage, how to prevent it from occurring, and some upgrade options to consider. Why Do You Need a Screen Repair? Screen repairs are often necessary due to regular wear and tear.
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Posted on: 5 October 2022

A retractable awning is a great addition to any outdoor residential space. It provides simple and quick shade while being able to disappear when not in use or when the weather changes. But awnings' unique qualities also mean that finding the perfect installation height is essential for comfort and practicality. Here are a few factors to help you find the ideal height. 1. What Is Standard Clearance? In general, most patio or deck covers need to be high enough to allow people to pass comfortably underneath them.
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Posted on: 28 July 2022

Ants can be an annoying problem in your kitchen during the summer. If you see a line of ants marching in your kitchen often, that's a good sign there is something in the room that's attracting them. Watch their trail to see how they're getting inside and where they're going in your kitchen. This might give you information on where the food source is located so you can eliminate it. Here are some more tips for ant control in your kitchen.
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Posted on: 27 June 2022

Have you decided to have sod delivered to your home so that you can install it yourself? If so, you're likely wondering how difficult it will be to get this job done. Here are some tips that are going to help you install your new sod. Consider Installing An Irrigation System If you ever wanted to install an irrigation system for your lawn, now is definitely the time. You are going to be starting from scratch with no grass, and it is the perfect time to dig some trenches so that you can bury the pipes.
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