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Chisels
There are two main types of woodworking chisels-butt and firmer. A butt chisel has a short blade that ranges from about 2 1/2" to 3" long. It is used by pattern-makers, cabinetmakers, carpenters and do-it-yourselfers for carving, paring and similar work. It can be...
Axes and Hatchets
Of the two basic axe styles-single and double bit-single-bit axes are most popular. Single-bit axes are used to fell, trim or prune trees, to split or cut wood, or to drive wood stakes. They are the easiest and safest for an inexperienced woodcutter to use because...
Telephones and Accessories
TELEPHONES Telephones are becoming electronic devices in much the same sense that computers are. They contain microprocessors and other electronic parts. New and more sophisticated features are being added, such as automatic dialers. Here are important points to keep...
Small Appliances
COFFEEMAKERS Home-use coffeemakers include percolator and drip models. Drip coffeemakers are easy to use. A filter containing coffee is placed in the filter basket, the decanter is placed on the warming unit and water is poured into the reservoir. Brewed coffee begins...
Portable Ovens
TOASTER/TABLETOP OVENS/BROILERS These mini-ovens have a wide range of kitchen uses, including toasting, browning, heating and baking. Features common to most portable ovens include temperature range from 200-500 degrees; separate controls for each function; removable...
How to feed your lawn
Creating the lawn you want is easy. Feeding your grass regularly gives it the nutrition it needs to grow green and strong. Check out the video below from Scotts® Miracle Gro® for great lawn feeding tips.
How to promote growth on your lawn
During the winter, your lawn becomes clogged with leaves and other debris. Aerate your lawn after clean-up to expose the roots to promote healthy growth. Check out this tip and more below:
Year-Round Lawn Care Schedule
Even though many people only worry about their lawn in the spring or summer, or when it turns brown, year-round lawn care can actually mean less work and fewer problems, because it keeps your grass strong and healthy. Strong grass is much less susceptible to drought...
Fire Safety During The Holidays
House fires and associated fatalities and property damage increase dramatically during the holiday season. The fires are usually caused by Christmas trees, holiday lights, candles, cooking, fireplaces and kids playing with fire. Here are six steps you can take...
8 Tips to Prepare Your Lawn Mower for Winter
Hint: Don't just park it in the shed! Once again, winter is approaching and you won't need to mow the grass much longer. If you're like most homeowners, you probably own and maintain a lawn mower. It's crucial to winterize this equipment before you put it away for the...