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Interior Home RepairBy Finn McCuhil December 29th, 2021
If your reverse osmosis unit is no longer filling your storage tank, look for problems such as low water pressure, a clogged or partially closed water-supply valve or unit-supply line, incorrect storage tank pressure, or dirty filters.
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RemodelBy Finn McCuhil March 2nd, 2011
Remodeling a kitchen can be an opportunity to upgrade a shop or storage area with minimal expense. Don’t rip down the existing cabinets and throw them away. Take the extra time to dismount them from the wall, clean them up and move them where they can provide extra storage.
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PaintingBy Finn McCuhil June 10th, 2010
A smooth concrete floor must be roughened before paint will stick to it. You roughen such a floor by etching it with muriatic acid. Muriatic acid acts like liquid sandpaper by roughening the surface of the concrete. It also reduces the surface alkalinity of the concrete that can cause some paints to adhere poorly.
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Home ImprovementBy Finn McCuhil April 15th, 2010
It is no secret that kitchens and bathrooms sell houses, and a kitchen remodel can add quite a bit of value to your home. You can save a substantial amount of money by updating your kitchen yourself, if you feel up to the task.
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Interior Home RepairBy Finn McCuhil November 7th, 2009
Your service panel’s ground wire prevents a line fault from becoming a shocking experience. By shunting excess line voltage back to the panel’s neutral pole, the ground current forces the circuit breaker to trip. The tripped breaker shuts off the circuit’s current, preventing a potentially dangerous situation.
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Home ImprovementBy Finn McCuhil October 31st, 2009
Epoxy can give wood a waterproof, resilient finish. In most cases, it is an ideal coating for wood projects that will be exposed to moisture or wear.
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