Worx GT - has anyone using this weedeater, trimmer
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Comments (88)Your curb appeal is beautiful. I think I see a stone steps too. You need to go bright on the flanks and with a header. Since you have a good space over the door and glass/metal outer doors to work with colour trim and on the side panels is your best bet. I see a warm brown on the roof and that your front door is shaded. That means you need to consider a colour which complements the roof and is brighter to offset being overshadowed. If you would like me to suggest the best colours, I will. Moenna and Lisianthus' structures and window trims work well too and add value to your house. But if you don't want to build or replace the door, the right paint colour and placing an arched cap over your door from the local home builder's store will do the trick....See Moreollds 6/15
Comments (92)Judy - I was on vacation for 2 1/2 weeks so haven't gotten much done lately. One house is pretty much finished but not on the market yet as the street in front is totally torn up for sewer work and virtually impossible to actually get to the house. But, on the plus side, when we do list it, the street will be in great shape and the sidewalks will be brand new. Currently working on another small house - it's been cleaned out, painted interior and exterior, and redid the deck railings.We installed reclaimed oak in the kitchen and refinished the hardwood in the rest of the house and now looking at getting the kitchen and bathroom put in. We'll probably do a black and white mosaic floor tile or possibly a light gray. Usually we just do the bathrooms with white wall tile and a bit of dark trim but this time we won't tile the walls since previous owner left a brand new tub and surround set in the garage. I don't normally use acrylic or fiberglass tubs and I don't really like shower surrounds but the price was right and it will look nice when installed. I know it isn't very exciting, but we like to use white bathrooms as they're never out of style and someone can always put in color on the walls or with a wild shower curtain....See MorePOLL: Electric or Gas Lawn Mower?
Comments (113)I bought my current home 12 years ago, we didn't like the idea of storing gas containers in the garage, so we went with Cordless, better for the environment, etc. The battery lasted 2 years before we started having issues, I think we've gone through 3 or 4, I've lost count. I just bought a Husqvarna Gas Mower to replace a Cordless I bought for around $400, the cost of a battery replacement for it is almost 1/2 the original cost. So that's why I went with gas. More maintenance and cost of gas will add up but if you compare the price of a replacement battery (if available), gas makes a lot more sense. Just filled my Husqvarna up and it took me under an hour to finish my lawns, compare that with my cordless taking 2 days to do it since the battery was only lasting 15 minutes or less, not to mention all the stalling. Gas mowers are just more powerful, don't stall and save you so much time. Take care of them and they will easily outperform and outlast cordless....See MoreLandscaping advice for house close to the road
Comments (16)I really like the idea of a little fence around your property with a nice entrance into the yard. You could also add a couple of lights to the gate/pergola area. If you choose a fence, then plan in weed control to it with either rocks or mulch underneath and bordering it. Few people are inclined to use a Weed-eater for trimming! Also, I'd think that bench would be great with a power-wash and a few coats of Teak oil to bring it back. I'd rather see it incorporated into a garden or sitting area and not just plopped against the house. If you plan carefully, you could actually provide for more privacy by using a lattice fence like the bottom picture. They could be used at the property line to "hide" the house a bit from the street, or else placed in front of the one larger window to create a patio area. Expand that area with the bench with concrete, rocks, bricks or something else, pull it forward and add another side to it. Add some colorful pots and you have a neat little hideaway retreat. Lots of ideas and ways to go with the house. Just think how much time you think you can be there and then cut that time in half. Happy landscaping!...See Moremogpog1_sunflower_com
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