Elizabeth Tumbarello

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Stories By Elizabeth Tumbarello

  • The Parts Of A Fan

    Fans can look like simple mechanisms, but there's more to them than meets the eye. In addition to the obvious parts of a fan, there are bits and pieces tucked away in almost all fans that can cause problems or need regular cleaning and repair, even when fans vary in design and function.

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  • How To Remove Coin Corrosion

    Coins corrode when they come into contact with chemicals, minerals or the natural elements. Corrosion is unsightly and can cause lasting damage, such as pitting and scarring, to the surface of the coins. Coin collectors and hobbyists can remove corrosion from coins using a number of homegrown methods.

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  • Is Purple Fountain Grass Poisonous To Dogs?

    Purple fountain grass, sometimes called red fountain grass, is known by the scientific name Pennisetum setaceum 'Rubrum'. A low-maintenance plant with few requirements, the striking foliage is a draw for many gardeners.

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  • Are Bradford Pear Trees Poisonous To Humans?

    Beautiful in color and form, the Bradford pear tree is native to Asia. When introduced in the United States as an ornamental tree, it thrived. Wildlife love the fruits of the Bradford or Callery pear and an abundance of trees are spread via birds and squirrels, appearing seemingly out of nowhere overnight.

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