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Ron D

Denver, CO
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Gardening: Is gravel needed in a concrete footer for a brick planter?

I plan on builiding a brick planter adjacent to a paver patio that I am also building. In making a footer to support the planter, do I need to add grevel to the trench before pouring concrete, or can I just pour the concrete in the trench?

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Ron D Denver, CO on Jun 07, 2013
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    PAVERS DEPOT on Jun 10, 2013
    SIMPLE SAKRETE WITH GRAVEL IN IT IS SUFFICIENT.. DIG THE FOOTER DEEP ENOUGH TO SUPPORT THE ...»
    HEIGHT OF THE PLANTER WALL.

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Decks & Patios: Is a 1/8 inch per ft. slope (away from the house) sufficient for a patio?

I have excavated, graded, compacted, added gravel in 2-inch stages, and compacted again. I've been doing this with a 1/4 inch per ft. slope away from the house. Unfortunately, I now ...»
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    Thanks again.
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Electrical & Lighting: What is the proper way to dispose of a carbon monoxide detector?

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Ron D Denver, CO on Nov 11, 2011
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    Steve G on Nov 11, 2011
    I'm glad you asked, Ron. I need to get rid of an old, dead smoke detector, and I hadn't given ...»
    it much thought. Here is Colorado state info about your question.

    http://www.cdphe.state.co.us/hm/hhw/howto/sm...

    Kind of disappointing, but it looks like if your manufacturer is out of business, you are out of luck. Might also be worth calling Denver 411 and ask about this.

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I had remodeled my kitchen with 12x12 granite tiles, remove the old drop stove top and double ovens and replace with

full slide in glass top stove/oven, put microwave and shelves where the old double oven was, new black dishwasher, new double 1/2 Kohler sink, and painted the walls.
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Design & Décor: How long have refrigerators and ovens been available in the color black?

I've been shopping for appliances lately and I'm wondering if this is a fad that might fade or an option that has been around for a while.
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Ron D Denver, CO on Sep 26, 2011
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    Culpepper Carpets and Int... on Sep 29, 2011
    The current trend in appliances is stainless with black as number 2. You are all correct. ...»
    However, I still like black for me personally, it is my favorite non color. I think it adds warmth & stainless is industrial. But I certainly use it for others. For resale, go with the stainless and all appliances should match of course.

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Kitchens: I'm shopping for a new oven and have heard that I should avoid one with plastic (?) on the panel above the burners

because it gets greasy and hard to clean. It seems that most of the new ovens have this kind of paneling and the ones with a glass panel are more expensive. Is it worth the cost to go with the glass panels.?

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Ron D Denver, CO on Sep 26, 2011
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    Terry Haas on Sep 29, 2011
    Depends on the cost difference. I would spend "some" more money not ALOT of additional money. ...»

    Keeping up with cleaning on glass or plastic is not that different

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