How to Paint an Old Unpainted Wood Barn
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30 December 2016
A barn is a sizeable farm outbuilding that is mostly used for storing farm produce or for sheltering livestock or other farm animals. Many people do not see the need to give their barns an attractive finish simply because it is not part of their living space. Nonetheless, these outbuildings impact the kerb appeal of the entire property.
If you have a weather-beaten unpainted wood barn, you can give it a new lease of life by painting its exterior walls.
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Approaches To Home Maintenance
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30 December 2016
When you move into a new home, it is definitely a happy occasion for all involved. However, unexpected home maintenance on parts such as dripping roofs, busted wall systems, and flooded basement can fade away the excitement as the repairs may supposedly not seem attractive on costs. To reduce on repair expenses, here are some of the ways of carrying out home maintenance projects.
Regular repair of Heating, Venting, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) Systems
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Why Won't Your Pool Pump Prime?
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30 December 2016
If you want to keep your pool in a good working condition, you must ensure all the pool fixtures are functioning properly. One of the major components that keeps your pool running is the pump. Sometimes these pumps may fail, which means they won't prime. When this happens, knowing what to do will help you keep your pool up and running. Besides, you can save some money because you won't need to call a professional for the repairs.
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What You Need to Know About Phase Loss in Electrical Equipment
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30 December 2016
Do you have HVAC equipment or elevators that use three-phase power? Read on and learn about phase loss and how to prevent its damaging effects on your expensive equipment.
What is Phase Loss?
Phase loss refers to a partial disruption in the supply of power to three-phase electrical equipment. Such a disruption can be caused by several factors, such as a blown fuse or a damaged power line. Such a disruption affects one live wire and leaves the other two live wires in the three-phase supply working.
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