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Diana L

Yuma, AZ
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How to Add a Glass & Stone Tile Border

Adding a decorative glass & stone tile border as shown is an easy project with stunning results that you can do inexpensively. This project only cost me $50. I'll show you how!
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Painted On Front Porch Rug

Our front porch really needs to be rebuilt but in the meanwhile (while we save up) I gave it a facelift with some wood glue, caulk, and paint. The best part: A porch rug that I painted right on the top landing.

You can see and learn more here ...

http://www.itallstartedwithpaint.com/2011/11...

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Pest Control: Every day I have to spray for blk widows, is there something more I can do to keep them away longer?

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Diana L Yuma, AZ on May 15, 2012
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    Woodbridge Environmental ... on May 15, 2012
    Spiders nest in areas where both there are bugs, moisture and protection against the elements. ...»
    You need to remove storage such as stored wood. Keep the area dry. And if your finding them around the light areas of the house, use bulbs that do not attract insects.

    You may need to have an exterminator come in and professionally spray the grounds and perhaps fog the attic areas within the house. This will remove most of the insects so you can regain control of them. No one treatment will remove all of them at one time. The goal is to use what is called integrated pest management. This is where you control the environment in which they are living and make it hostile for them to survive. Then follow up if need be with chemicals. Controlling the environment is as simple as cutting the lawn, removing storage, keeping area dry by perhaps pitching soil away from home etc.

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