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I've used a product called thompson clear sealer it's great, you can brush paint or spray it on. First coat soaks in let dry and reapply. I've also used it on brick work like chimmineys where you have a lot of water from rain soaking in.

You might look at ventalating the cellar and adding a dehumitifier. But use zinc plated or galvanized screws.

I would poly wrap the entire out side before adding outside finish.

In canada we have many combination home renovation garden stores or diy stores, I don't know if you have heard of them. Home depot,Lowes, reno depot to name a few. From what I gather they are like your B&Q or wickes. I worked home depot (tool rental for 2 years)

True but such a long length of 2" hose creates a lot of drag in the hose so he really only has a 1" flow, now reduce it at source and he only has a trickle of starting pressure. He has to shorten distance from source to turbine.

Only way I know is to build a large resivoir at turbine end , then have small outlet to turbine . Head of water close to turbine with large surface area plus weight of water will make pressure.

then change the gun shot to a predators call, whatever scares the birds.

depends on size of your floor? screws on subfloor should be every 6 inches , also check original flooring as now is the time to fix any squeaks. as to the gun, I used many times ( a Millwakie) they save both time and back. Caution if you miss a stud remove screw don't leave it in , it will...

there is a volume control on the speakers adjust to neibors liking, you might also imform them in case they get scared. for you deep thinkers! I mean the neibours not the birds.

First check if the neibours are feeding them,their there for a reason. You can put a speaker in the tree and make a tape of a gun shot going off every two minutes, this will make them move on. they hate sharp noise. This is what they do at the airports.

If the vents have not been found, you can check your home reno outlet. They make your vents in steel painted many colours. Plastics many colours. You can get them chromed and brass plated , also you can get them in real wood, all solid or ajustable. good luck.

If you just wan't a fountain spray with no fish, I would use a 1/4 hp submersable from the plumbing dept of your local outlet . This will easly pump 100 gal. per hr. and is a lot cheaper than a pump from your garden center. If it is to strong, on the outlet attach a short plastic pipe with...

I believe postcrete contains stone as well as cement and sand, if your patio cracks are small you might be better to use cement-sand mix. Also no feathering of edges if you are driving on it, it will break, 2 inches thick is best.

You Might try on a scrap piece of plywood a good paint with sand mixed in let it dry and give it the water test . If you like it , do the deck.

Just currious did you hang trhe mower on a hook when you stored it for the winter? if so the oil in the base has gone into the cylinders and spark plug cavity,in this case pull the plug clean well, pull cord 4 or 5 times no plug, squirt raw gas into plug hole, replace plug and start it up. You...

my guess is you dry mixed and added water to the pointing in place washing out the cement. now you have a sand mix with not enough cement. scrap out pointing, mix mixture so it is wet and balls in your hand not runny. repoint using a norrow stick to poke and pack between slabs.

It's made for bedroom door knobs to keep the kids out.

There is a retractable line where you attach one end to a pole or your house, the other end to some other fixed point on a hook. You stretch it out to use and retract when not , it will extend up to 50-60 feet. It will hold about 40 lbs. of wet clothes.

two things come to mind. one- a grub in that branch close to the trunk. two- broken root during planting, you might try transplant different pot with new earth and fertilizer.

I agree with Joe-90 All info is given as info only and meant to be an aid. If not sure get another opinion. As for Safety it should be understood as priority one.