Since it is really slow now, I'll give an update on my
project. I have all my floor supports in place as of yesterday.
All plants affected have been moved except my one grape vine that is
older than I am. The main stem used to be over 3 inches in diameter
before my brother hit it with
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Terrible grammar, poor punctuation, a visible CC list aside, what is this
doing on the bhm list?
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Alex my friend, please tell me you didn't send this on purpose.
David Ferrin
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Lary,
You beat me to it, in my not very humble opinion,
if ya kain't writ anglysh, ya shudn't try and sell me nottin kaus ya's gonna
fail. GRIN
And this has no business on this list.
Tom Fowle
Alex is one of my moderators on another list so I'm giving him the benefit
of the doubt.
David Ferrin
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Bob , are you using metal hangers for yur joists? Lee
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Since it is really slow now, I'll give an update on my
project. I have all my floor supports in place as of yesterday.
All plants affected have been moved except my
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Hello Everyone,
I just know you all will be able to help me. My Landlady has just had all
the porchs in the building painted. Took down my old blinds and now I
want a simple window treatment just for privacy. Years ago I saw a film
like inside covering which looked a little like stained
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Rita, the very simple window traeatment is called using twin bed
sized bed sheets. easy to set up and easy to clean . Lee
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Hello Everyone,
I just know you all will be able to help me. My Landlady has just had all
the porchs in the
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Hi Lee,
This is a good idea, but I do want other ideas also.
Thanks.
Rita
On Thu, 11 Sep 2008, Lee A. Stone wrote:
Rita, the very simple window traeatment is called using twin bed
sized bed sheets. easy to set up and easy to clean . Lee
On Thu, Sep 11,
2008 at 01:54:57PM -0500, Rita
Have you checked out home depot? We bought some rubber like material there
a few years ago that you wet and applied to the window. It may have been
some kind of plastic, but it's still in good shape, and if I remember
correctly, they had it in stained glass.
Ah this sounds much more to my liking. Thank you Brice.
Rita
On Thu, 11 Sep 2008, Brice Mijares wrote:
Have you checked out home depot? We bought some rubber like material there
a few years ago that you wet and applied to the window. It may have been
some kind of plastic, but it's still
Rita,
Believe it or not those old fashioned roller shades are back in fashion. You
can spend anywhere from about $8.00 to $90.00 per window depending upon what
you are looking for.
You measure the inside width of your windows to be covered and your big box
store of choice will custom cut them to
Thank you Larry. Thing of it is this porch has no heat and I'm not
interested in fancy looks. Just want privacy for the porch. I will never
never again get blinds. They have their little paws out saying let me
catch dust. Smile.
Rita
On Thu, 11 Sep 2008, Larry Stansifer wrote:
Rita,
hi rita try a custom car shop.
they have this stuff you put on car and van windows.
jim
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Hi,
Hardware stores, building supply stores and sometimes department stores like
K-Mart sell rolls of paper backed plastic usually roughened to appear like
frosted glass. You pull off the paper and press it onto the carefully cleaned
glass. It takes a little care to get it nice and flat and
Rita,
If you really don't care about looks, and don't want light or anything
else visie through, then cover the darned glass with
good old contact paper, now-a-days it's plastic.
You'd probably have to get them pretty clean first, but it can be had in
lots of patterns, and if its slick plastic
Well come to that you could paint them over but it would be dark.
There are paints though and etching solutions too. I made a barrister's book
case a couple of years ago with glass doors which a daughter and a son made
stencils to fit then etched through the stencil to form a sort of scroll
Rita,
Automotive window tinting is a great idea however, it is a major pain in the
32nd vertebrae to install. You need to keep it extremely wet during the
initial installation process and as it dries you will need to squeegee out
bubbles and wrinkles.
The glass must be extremely and I mean
One of my fireplace bricks was knocked off and is broken in several pieces. Do
I have any hope of matching this?
It is the same brick on the outside of the house so I really want it to stay
the same. Not to mention that rebricking the fireplace is not in my budget
right now. :)
Jennifer
Jim that is a thought. Thank you. Rita
On Thu, 11 Sep 2008, cheetah wrote:
hi rita try a custom car shop.
they have this stuff you put on car and van windows.
jim
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Thank you for these additional resources Dale. Rita
On Thu, 11 Sep 2008, Dale Leavens wrote:
Hi,
Hardware stores, building supply stores and sometimes department stores like
K-Mart sell rolls of paper backed plastic usually roughened to appear like
frosted glass. You pull off the paper
For a short term answer, smear the windows with liquid soap. It will dry
cloudy and give you a little privacy while you determine your options. :) You
could also add a little washable paint for color if you want. this is actually
something done for kid fun, but i think might be a creative
Oh thank you Larry, but simple is my middle name and I am not at all a
handy person. I appreciate your offer though. Rita
On Thu, 11 Sep 2008, Larry Stansifer wrote:
Rita,
Automotive window tinting is a great idea however, it is a major pain in the
32nd vertebrae to install. You need to
I can just see the rainbow of colors and creative designs if I had the six
children in the building work on those windows. Guess they would have a
grand time though. Rita
On Thu, 11 Sep 2008, Jennifer Jackson wrote:
For a short term answer, smear the windows with liquid soap. It will dry
Jennifer I meant to mention what truly good ideas
you had. remember
that cake of chalky white stuff that began with a B people used to wash
windows? Guess that
would work. Rita
On Thu, 11 Sep 2008, Jennifer Jackson wrote:
For a short term answer, smear the windows with liquid soap. It
Lee, the floor joists are all connected by bolts, treated nails and
screws, wood to wood. The main ceiling joists are the same ,wood to wood. The
small ceiling joists will be in hangers and nailed from the backside also.
The floor treated lumber supports are 2x8x12 treated running
Tom this is food for thought as it would keep out the hot sun. I do think
though some light always gives a pleasant atmosphere. Rita
On Thu, 11 Sep 2008, Tom Fowle wrote:
Rita,
If you really don't care about looks, and don't want light or anything
else visie through, then cover the darned
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