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Yair S

Atlanta, GA
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I usually leave it to my sons. I'm all thumbs!


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  • We took some of our previously dried assorted peppers and crushed them up in a bag. Jalapeño, cayenne and other peppers.
  • After crushing up the peppers, dump them into a boiling pot of water.
  • After boiling the crushed up peppers for maybe 15-20 minutes, pour the solution into a bowl and strain out the crushed peppers. We used a paper towel because it was handy. Put it over the bowl and pour slowly.
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Garden Pepper Spray. An All Natural Alternative To Insecticides.

I posted a question earlier about a problem I had with burnt/brown looking spots and holes in my red bell pepper plant's leaves. One response mentioned making an all natural alternative ...»
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Hometalk Hangout: Adorable & Affordable Kids Room Decor!

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So Tell Us .. Which One Would Fit in to YOUR Home Decor?

Do you like country, whimsical, birdhouses for the kitchen? We are always working on new inventory and would LOVE your opinion!
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Gardening: Gardenia

my Gardenia is so tall ( almost to the top of house) & the limbs are so heavy...can I cut it back & when is best time to do it?
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    I added the photo to the post for you.

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Gardening: Tree trimming

Anyone have any recommendations for a company that does tree trimming? Most places I called have a $600-1000.00 minimum! Have a few trees that need trimming back

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    Here's Chris' Hometalk profile, Cheryl: http://www.hometalk.com/5204512e8e ...»

    There's a "Request a Quote" link on the left side of his page.

    Good luck!

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Reading instruction

when I click onto something to learn about all I get is the pic. how do I find out the directions how to do the task

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    Lois, if you click on a post and you don't see more information, look for a link to a blog ...»
    post. If you don't see one, enter a comment on the post asking for more information.

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Recipe for foot soak showed it with both feet soaking

It showed how white the nails looked after the soak and said it was good for taking the old skin from your feet as well
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    Hi Sylvia, ...»

    Are you sure this is something you saw on Hometalk?

    Perhaps you are mistaking Hometalk with another site?

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  • Continuing to hold onto the nail, and using a Thistle Bonding plaster the patch is continued to be built out level with the existing surface
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  • One of the most common ceiling repairs , involves repairing a small area when either a ceiling light has been removed, or someone has put their foot through the ceiling
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How to Repair a Small Hole in Your Ceiling

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