Editors note: The article that follows is typical of discussions I have had with many homeowners. In fact, it is taken from a recent email exchange. The names and locations have been left out to protect the innocent. The points made here are important for anyone with this problem. Things like making the proper identification [...]
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2010 has been a good year for us at Home And Garden Press. Primarily because it is the year we started. We officialy began publication in June of 2010, and have accumulated quite a few visitors who spend a lot of time finding answers to common, and even not so common home and garden questions. [...]
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Sweet potato curing questions Need a building for your home farming storage? A lot of the questions we get concern the nature of “curing” sweet potatoes, so I wanted to further comment about the nature of the process. There is nothing mystical, or magical about it, it is just a practical step in the process [...]
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Hand Tool Care Hand Tool Safety Most people don’t think about the need to care for and maintain hand tools, but there are things you can do to make them work better and last longer. Tools with wooden handles Keep tools dry Hammers, axes, hatchets and other striking tools with wooden handles should be kept [...]
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