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Does a freestanding deck need footings?
According to the main code provision for footings, the only requirement for building a deck that is freestanding is that...
Read moreWhere is the starter located on a 2013 Ford Escape?
It is next to the battery in the fuse box. Thereof, Where is the battery located on a 2013 Ford...
Read moreHow strong is a 2 inch concrete slab?
How strong is 2 inches of concrete? A common bag of concrete, for example, may have a compression strength of...
Read moreWhat glue will stick fabric to metal?
E-6000 – Whenever I say “strong glue” in a DIY I often follow it with “like e-6000”. Industrial strength, it...
Read moreHow do you clean a Yankee Candle votive holder?
Turn the votives upside down on the foil. Place the baking sheet in the oven and turn it on to...
Read moreIs it better to stain or paint bathroom cabinets?
Paint is thicker than stain and sticks well to the surface of the wood to covers knots and grains –...
Read moreIs boiler and water heater the same?
A water heater is a large tank that, you guessed it, heats water. The heat is either produced by burning...
Read moreHow do you replace the door seal on a Kenmore Elite refrigerator?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5eGjCaHqMyA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CA3xLbUwYsc Thereof, Can I replace the seal on my refrigerator? Replace the old seal with a new one. Often...
Read moreHow much ponding is acceptable on a flat roof?
The acceptable amount is the amount that will drain off or dry within those 48 hours of conditions conducive to...
Read moreCan you cut melamine with a jigsaw?
Instead, select a 10- to 12-tpi blade for larger, gradual curves, or a 20-tpi blade for tight curves (1" radius...
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