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How to Build a Tree House for Your Kids
Here is another guest post from Jason Harter. Jason is a father of three who enjoys a good fun fact. He is a contributing blogger and has written such things as 10 Champion Boxers You’d
Read More »7 Creative Uses Of Baking Soda At Home
This is a guest post from Jason Harter. Jason is driven by the engineer in him to find uses for everything, including baking soda. He also enjoys blogging and is a contributing writer
Read More »The House Flip on Walnut Street: Episode 10
After the bathrooms were ready for drywall I inspected the rest of the house to make sure all the other rooms were ready as well. I then contacted the drywaller and he started hanging
Read More »How My Wife Won a Car
Something exciting happened to me and my wife this year. We won a car at the halftime of a girl’s high school basketball game. Well my wife won a car, I just bought the
Read More »How to Build a Bat House
Bats are very valuable animals to have around. In fact, a single bat can eat 500-1000 mosquitoes an hour or 4000 to 8000 a night. They have a life span of 20 to 40
Read More »Be a Modern Homesteader
I was reading the This Old House website and came across this article on “Modern Homesteading.” Apparently the cities on this list are giving away land for free in hopes of spurring economic growth
Read More »Top 7 Ways to Prepare for an Economic Collapse without Coming Across as Paranoid
The other day I was watching a TV series on Netflix called The Colony. It’s a reality TV show about a group of people who have to work together to survive after a global
Read More »Build a Backyard Cottage for Family
Sorry I haven’t posted anything in a few weeks. I have been very busy with work and the house I’m flipping. I have a lot of progress to write about, it’s just hard finding
Read More »Quick Tip to Get a Flawless Polyurethane Finish
When applying a coat of Polyurethane it can be hard to get that flawless finish. After applying the first coat it’s customary to lightly sand the surface with steel wool, carefully clean, and then
Read More »The House Flip on Walnut Street: Episode 9
Next, I started to gut the bathroom. This was an exhausting, dirty job. The plaster was difficult to remove in this particular bathroom because there were a lot of corners. The corners made it
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