Remove Crayon From Walls With Gentle Heat
· Mark Mendenhall
A hair dryer melts crayon wax so it wipes off painted walls without scrubbing.
· Mark Mendenhall
A hair dryer melts crayon wax so it wipes off painted walls without scrubbing.
· Mark Mendenhall
Feathering the edges of a touch-up and using paint from the same can keeps it invisible.
· Mark Mendenhall
Powder worked into the seams lubricates boards rubbing together and quiets the squeak.
· Mark Mendenhall
Doorknob dents and picture-hook holes patch easily with a self-adhesive mesh patch and compound.
· Mark Mendenhall
Most wobbly knobs just need the hidden set screw or mounting screws tightened.
· Mark Mendenhall
The over-under chain loop keeps long cords from knotting and pays them out smooth.
· Mark Mendenhall
Small screen tears can be patched in minutes with a piece of old screen and a dab of glue.
· Mark Mendenhall
A pumice scouring stick, kept wet, erases rust and hard water rings from porcelain.
· Mark Mendenhall
Posts rot where soil meets wood. Gravel and a slight crown in the soil buy years of life.
· Mark Mendenhall
Tie a bag of vinegar over the showerhead overnight and mineral clogs dissolve.
· Mark Mendenhall
Mold needs moisture. Keeping indoor humidity between 30 and 50 percent shuts most of it down.
· Mark Mendenhall
A wide rubber band between the driver and the screw head fills the damage and gives grip.