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August 15th, 2010 . By admin Corn Furnaces

Corn Furnaces

If you are interested in alternative methods of heating your home, you might want to check out a mid Illinois farmer, Mel Repscher of Taylorville, IL.   Mel is manufacturing a patented shelled- corn fueled furnace called  A-Maize-Ing Heat Biomass System .   Mel and his sons have also purchased a pellet mill that turns grass, crop ...

Residential Roofing — Going Green August 1st, 2010 . no comment

Residential Roofing — Going Green

Skylight  Magic June 16th, 2010 . no comment

Skylight Magic

Garbage to Electricity May 14th, 2010 . no comment

Garbage to Electricity

Bostitch CPACK3 May 11th, 2010 . no comment

Bostitch CPACK3

BIM 3D Software – The New Game in Town April 6th, 2010 . no comment

BIM 3D Software – The New Game in Town

Building with Self-Cleaning Glass March 25th, 2010 . no comment

Building with Self-Cleaning Glass

Go Green on Remodeling March 19th, 2010 . 1 comment

Go Green on Remodeling

Building Codes for Residential Wind Generators March 17th, 2010 . no comment

Building Codes for Residential Wind Generators

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Outdoor Kitchens August 12th, 2010 . By admin

Outdoor Kitchens

The outdoor kitchen is becoming the social center of many homes.  The outdoor kitchen is a lot more than a grill and a sink in the corner of the deck or porch.  People have high expectations for their exterior spaces because they have become an entire entertainment area.    While the indoor kitchen is usually the ...

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Corn Furnaces August 15th, 2010 . By admin

Corn Furnaces

If you are interested in alternative methods of heating your home, you might want to check out a mid Illinois farmer, Mel Repscher of Taylorville, IL.   Mel is manufacturing a patented shelled- corn fueled furnace called  A-Maize-Ing Heat Biomass System .   Mel and his sons have also purchased a pellet mill that turns grass, crop ...

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Bostitch CPACK3 May 11th, 2010 . By admin

Bostitch CPACK3

The Bostitch CPACK3 is the perfect tool package for any DIY project at home.  The Bostitch CPACK3 offers a 16GA Straight Finish Nailer, a 1-1/4″ 18GA brad nailer, and a  1″ 18GA Narrow Crown Stapler all powered by a 2HP high efficiency motor  6 gallon oil-free air compressor. With easy to use tools and connections the ...

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Yes, We Do Windows August 3rd, 2010 . By admin

Yes, We Do Windows

Keeping your windows clean and sparkling is a chore.  Here are some fast window cleaning tip methods that will help keep your windows sparkling and streak free. Organize – gather all cleaning materials and equipment Clean window sill and window frames first; if mildew is evident use a mixture of bleach, laundry detergent and water; ...

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Yes, We Do Windows August 3rd, 2010

Yes, We Do Windows

Keeping your windows clean and sparkling is a chore.  Here are some fast window cleaning tip methods that will help keep your windows sparkling and streak free. Organize – gather all cleaning materials and equipment Clean window sill and window frames first; if mildew is evident use a mixture of bleach, laundry detergent and water; ...

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Basic Homeowner Plumbing Tips May 18th, 2010

Basic Homeowner Plumbing Tips

Dishwasher, Ice Maker and Washing Machine Run your dishwasher, ice maker and washing machine at night; running at off peak times increases water pressure and conserves water usage.  Clean the lint traps regularly and check hoses for signs of deterioration and weakness. Disposals Garbage disposals are a very high maintenance item usually resulting from operator failure.  Garbage disposals ...

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Mold Cleaning Tips May 13th, 2010

Mold Cleaning Tips

Mold spores float in the air; mold is a fungus that requires moisture and oxygen to grow.  Mold feeds and will grow on almost any material such as leather, fabrics, wallpaper, wood and concrete.  Mold causes adverse health issues and is damaging cosmetically and structurally. Mold thrives in damp, dark places like basements, shaded areas ...

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Installing Windows in New Construction April 7th, 2010

Installing Windows in New Construction

Windows are available in numerous shapes, sizes and brands.  Local building codes may specify minimum glass and venting required in new construction.  Check with your zoning office for required specifications. New Window Installation: Check the size of your rough opening; make sure there is at least ¼” clearance on all sides of the window opening. ...

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