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Monthly Archives: January 2011
Most Expensive House in Brooklyn0
January 19, 2011 – 11:42 am
If you happen to have a spare $25 million burning a hole in your pocket, take a look at this triplex penthouse that overlooks the Brooklyn Bridge:
Screw the Hook0
January 18, 2011 – 1:41 pm
Let’s face it. Screwing a hook into a wall is annoying. If you use your fingers, it could end out crooked or not go far enough into the wood to do any good. If you use pliers, you have to do the “open pliers, grab hook, turn, remove pliers, open pliers, grab hook, turn, repeat” [...]
Bathroom Rug Scale0
January 16, 2011 – 10:54 am
I have quite a small bathroom. As a result, I don’t have a scale. As a result, I never make New Year’s Resolutions about losing weight. Lucky me.
One More Best Home Improvement Blog0
January 15, 2011 – 10:38 am
Even though this blog was only mentioned once in our reader poll of favorites, I recommend you take a peek at Home Restoration, a reader blog at TimesUnion.com. Started by Joe Keegan in 2006, Home Restoration charts the slow and steady renovation of a 1883 Shingle Style home.
How to Hang a Decorative Hook Set0
January 13, 2011 – 1:45 pm
In my world, hooks do one of three things – ruin a golf shot, catch a fish, or have something hung on them, like a coat, a belt, or a reciprocating saw on a pegboard. Of course, my world isn’t usually the one that counts. For example, in the world of the aesthetic powers-that-be in [...]
Don’t Miss Our Giveaway1
January 11, 2011 – 12:15 pm
You have until Friday at 9AM to tell us about your favorite home improvement blog. We’re giving away a $25 Home Depot gift card to the blog writer who is mentioned most often and another $25 Home Depot gift card to one commenter who will be chosen randomly. Besides us, where on the web do you go for [...]
Tools Then and Now: Soldering Iron1
January 11, 2011 – 9:14 am
Many tools, such as the jigsaw and the engraver, that have changed significantly over the years due to the development of new technology. But sometimes you find a tool that was pretty much fully developed from its creation. Take the soldering iron, for example:
