AnneX's Profile
| Display Name: | AnneX |
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| Member Since: | 6/30/07 |
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just need to add ... the product goes a long way ... you should also stain the gaps. I know it's not a perfect solution, but you mentioned economy and that you rent. You can do this for about $50 in product cost plus sore knees. Good luck :) Good Questions: How Can I Fill in These Unfinished Spaces? |
7/31/07 7:42 AM |
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If the grout is clean and not sealed, it can be stained uniformly and sealed in one application with a grout stain sold online at http://www.groutdye.com. Good Questions: How Can I Fill in These Unfinished Spaces? |
7/31/07 7:35 AM |
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oceandreamer, PlantTherapy: The Showdown |
7/1/07 11:58 AM |
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In S. Florida, squirrels and roof rats, a/k/a Norway rats, are abundant in older neighborhoods with mature landscape. The rats are fairly easy to deal with ... we set out poison our village gives out gratis to homeowners. We hide the bait in boxes whose openings are too small for squirrels to enter. (I hate squirrels but not enough to poison them.) The squirrels we keep out of planters by sprinkling cayenne pepper on flowers and the soil. Lots of it. Costco sells large jars. For slugs, snails and other destructive crawly things, diatomaceous earth sprinkled liberally on the ground works very well. It's used as filter powder in swimming pool pumps, so it's definitely non-toxic. Home Depot and pool supply houses sell it. Some people say that it also works indoors on roaches, fleas etc. PlantTherapy: The Showdown |
6/30/07 6:42 PM |