It makes parts of my wall look tacky and i would like to know how to get rid of them, i used a wall stapler to put them up and theres bits of paper still there.
Spray them with warm water, they should peal right off.
Use a slotted screw driver to reach under the staples and pry up. When the staples come out, the small bits of paper will fall off. Fill the holes made by the screw driver and touch up the paint.
Monday, March 30, 2009
What should i do with leftover blocks from concrete?
If you have a fair amount, put out a sign "free clean fill"
Someone will come to take it away .
Leave a sign at a landscaper or lumberyard,
Contractors always need clean rubble,
All I have ever done.
you made concrete blocks or it's concrete blocks from building something ??? make a wall...make a planting bed, give the blocks to Tony Soprano..
You got amny choices You can dig a hole in the ground and bury them or you can call a dumspter and ged rid of them!!!!
go to freecycle.com and give them away. There is always someone who needs them and they can come and get it.
make a mold design and pour moltin aluminum in there
Someone will come to take it away .
Leave a sign at a landscaper or lumberyard,
Contractors always need clean rubble,
All I have ever done.
you made concrete blocks or it's concrete blocks from building something ??? make a wall...make a planting bed, give the blocks to Tony Soprano..
You got amny choices You can dig a hole in the ground and bury them or you can call a dumspter and ged rid of them!!!!
go to freecycle.com and give them away. There is always someone who needs them and they can come and get it.
make a mold design and pour moltin aluminum in there
Just bought 2 burner gas grill. Spent 4 hours installing; now it won
Any ideas on how to get this thing to lite? I hooked up the propane tank and just bought a brand new tank.. your help would be appreciated.
If you can't hear a hiss of gas, turn off the propane tank, and start disassembling. Something must be blocking the flow.
Check again the connection on the tank.Also double check the shut-off valve on the tank.
In my excitement to have my first cookout of the year I once forgot to turn the shut off valve on.It seems like a real obvious thing to do but also real easy to forget.
I had this problem and couldn't figure it out until I got right underneath and saw that the tube going up to the control knobs was not inserted correctly.
you probably left a plastic thread protector or packing in the gas supply preventing the the flow
If you can't hear a hiss of gas, turn off the propane tank, and start disassembling. Something must be blocking the flow.
Check again the connection on the tank.Also double check the shut-off valve on the tank.
In my excitement to have my first cookout of the year I once forgot to turn the shut off valve on.It seems like a real obvious thing to do but also real easy to forget.
I had this problem and couldn't figure it out until I got right underneath and saw that the tube going up to the control knobs was not inserted correctly.
you probably left a plastic thread protector or packing in the gas supply preventing the the flow
How do you make your own scented candles
I have this idea for unique scented items but I wanted to know how are the scents put into the items. Like what if I wanted to make lip balm or candles that smelled like fried chicken and mashed potatoes? (Not really but that sounds lovely.)
Im not sure how correct I am on this but my boyfriends aunt makes scented candles that smell really good. I think she buys the frangrances in a bottol from a craft store and mixes it in while shes melting the wax for the candles. You can probably find them at hobby lobby.
I once saw lip balm made using vaseline and kool aid powder. You mix a littl of the kool aid drink mix in with the vaseline and it will not only scent it but flavor it as well.
Im not sure how correct I am on this but my boyfriends aunt makes scented candles that smell really good. I think she buys the frangrances in a bottol from a craft store and mixes it in while shes melting the wax for the candles. You can probably find them at hobby lobby.
I once saw lip balm made using vaseline and kool aid powder. You mix a littl of the kool aid drink mix in with the vaseline and it will not only scent it but flavor it as well.
Insulating hot water pipes?
I am insulating hot water pipes in my basement. I already insulated my steam pipes with 3/4 foam insulation with adhesive on the seam. I have 3" hot water pipe that is almost burn your hand hot to the touch. Will foam be OK for this or is there a Temp ceiling for them. Do they melt? Thanks
I would be careful with the foam insulation on your steam pipe, and the adhesive might also be a concern. The adhesive could possibly be flammable and might ignite at high temperatures, and it could be a catalyst to start the foam burning as well. Generally, foam insulation in intended to provide a vapor barrier for cold piping to stop condensation problems. The foam will probably be OK on your hot water, but really the traditional product would be fiberglass pipe covering which you should be able to buy at larger home renovation centers or look in the yellow pages for insulation suppliers and they will have it for sure, it will not cost much, maybe less than the foam.
Check the rating on the foam, it should say what it's rated for. If you want to be safe, there's a similar fiberglass insulation for pipes.
I'd be inclined to put some cladding around it. Foam is very combustible. Not worth losing the house to fire for the cost of an expert to come and prepare the pipe safely
If you have already done your steam pipes and have had no problem then obviously a hot water line should be no problem either as steam is much hotter than hot water!!
Even 130 pipes will burn your hand - and many people set their water heater higher than that. Foam pipe insulation should have no problem handling your pipe's temps.
I would be careful with the foam insulation on your steam pipe, and the adhesive might also be a concern. The adhesive could possibly be flammable and might ignite at high temperatures, and it could be a catalyst to start the foam burning as well. Generally, foam insulation in intended to provide a vapor barrier for cold piping to stop condensation problems. The foam will probably be OK on your hot water, but really the traditional product would be fiberglass pipe covering which you should be able to buy at larger home renovation centers or look in the yellow pages for insulation suppliers and they will have it for sure, it will not cost much, maybe less than the foam.
Check the rating on the foam, it should say what it's rated for. If you want to be safe, there's a similar fiberglass insulation for pipes.
I'd be inclined to put some cladding around it. Foam is very combustible. Not worth losing the house to fire for the cost of an expert to come and prepare the pipe safely
If you have already done your steam pipes and have had no problem then obviously a hot water line should be no problem either as steam is much hotter than hot water!!
Even 130 pipes will burn your hand - and many people set their water heater higher than that. Foam pipe insulation should have no problem handling your pipe's temps.
How do I go about building a clubhouse for my kids?
We have a small back yard, but an old dog run. And I really don't want to buy a premade one. Where is a good place to build one of these on?
Do you have any strong trees in your back yard? Your hubby can make the kids a nice tree house that they can have for their whole lives if he builds it the right way. I'll even bet MMM Beer will help out if you throw in an 18 pack for him. Good luck and I hope this helps!
thought you wanted to pitch a tent??
Do you have any strong trees in your back yard? Your hubby can make the kids a nice tree house that they can have for their whole lives if he builds it the right way. I'll even bet MMM Beer will help out if you throw in an 18 pack for him. Good luck and I hope this helps!
thought you wanted to pitch a tent??
Can you put a iron-on patch on luggage?
Yes you can if it is cloth. You cannot put it on the luggage if it is plastic or vinyl. It will melt.
If it is vinyl or plastic, you can try fabric glue which will stick to it.
:-)
Yes but not by ironing it on. You would need to glue it on.
Only if it is made of cloth.
If it is vinyl or plastic, you can try fabric glue which will stick to it.
:-)
Yes but not by ironing it on. You would need to glue it on.
Only if it is made of cloth.
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