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In addition to the great suggestions already mentioned, there are a few other plants worth considering for humidity control. English ivy is effective...
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Thanks for the detailed advice! I’m planning to address the leak soon, but I’m curious if there are any specific mold-resistant primers or waterproof...
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Thanks for the advice! The wall has also turned a bit greenish in some spots. Do you have any suggestions for cleaning that off?
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Thanks for the helpful tips! I can actually see visible signs of leakage on the wall, like stains and peeling paint, but the tricky part is that the water...
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Absolutely! After removing ivy, planting ground cover can be a great way to prevent it from creeping back while also adding some greenery to the area....
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Leaky pipe inside a wall
What’s the best way to identify a leaky pipe inside a wall? Are there any methods or tools to help detect a leak within the wall without tearing it...
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If you're focusing on controlling the ivy, a barrier can be helpful, but it depends on how aggressive the ivy is in that area. Barriers can slow its spread,...
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You're welcome! I'm glad you like the idea. As for tackling ivy, barriers can definitely be a helpful part of the strategy. Ivy tends to spread through...
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Hi!
Dealing with invasive plants can be a real headache, but don’t worry, there are plenty of ways to tackle them without hurting the rest...
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That’s great info, thanks! Do you think I’d need to go with a custom-built tank if I choose fiberglass-reinforced plastic or metal, or are there standard...
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I’m not sure what type of plastic my tank is made of. Would you suggest plastic welding as a solution, or should I replace the entire tank with a more...
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I hadn’t thought about plastic welding. It does sound like a more permanent solution compared to what the technician did. If I end up needing a replacement,...
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Hi Handyandy!
I got these pictures of the cooler sorry missed the brand name. As you can see it have a big tank which I got temporary fixed....
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I haven’t tried coated or laminated cardstock yet, but it sounds like a smart way to make stencils last longer.
Does it works better than...
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Broken Cooler
Hi everyone! I have a water cooler. The tank beneath is cracked and is leaking water. It is made up of plastic type of stuff. Any good product recommendations...
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That’s a great point about the paint type and application! I hadn’t thought much about how heavier layers might wear the stencil out faster. Do you...
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Thanks for the info! Do you think certain types of paint (like acrylic vs. spray paint) would wear them out faster, or is it more about how thick the...
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