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You want to have a beautiful, well-manicured lawn, but that doesn’t happen all on its own. To make that happen, you need a reliable and powerful lawnmower. Of course, lawnmowers aren’t cheap. You don’t want to have to replace your mower every year or so. But that’s exactly what will happen if you don’t practice proper lawnmower maintenance. If you take good care of your mower, it will take good care of your lawn for many years to come.
While we all know that the economy is hurting right now, apparently the outlook has just become bleaker for the […]
Wagner Spray Tech Recalls Control Spray Plus Paint Sprayers Due to Electrical Shock Hazard. These units were sold at major […]
Even the best-laid driveways are going to need a little TLC occasionally. If you know how to do the repairing […]
According to a company spokesman quoted at Internet Retailer, Home Depot has shut down the Spanish language version of its homedepot.com […]
We covered placement of outlet receptacles in another article, but we were also asked about the location of switches when wiring up a room. While the NEC doesn’t specify the height of switches, it is pretty much standard procedure in most places to put them at 48″ on-center. The exception would be for homes where wheelchair-accessibility is a major concern (in which case you can place them around 40″).
Stanley Stud Sensors 200 and Stanley FatMax Stud Sensors 400 are being recalled because they fail to calibrate properly and […]
China Daily reported on the current woes of “big box” B&Q and why Home Depot China is doing poorly—again, not here […]
Despite what you hear in the news every day, some companies are actually run by individuals who will forsake a […]
Hitachi Power Tools announced on Tuesday, March 24, 2009 that they will now offer a 10-Year Lithium Ion Tool warranty. […]
