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4 Way Switch
January 4, 2008 20:47:29

Wiring a 4 way switch is not as complicated as it seems. The four way switch circuit requires a special 4-way switch and two 3 way switches. Each wire needs to be connected to the proper terminal screw on the light switches.

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Applying Stucco
October 19, 2007 23:42:08

Applying stucco over the exterior of a brick home is possible. Knowing how to stucco involved following certain steps to ensure a proper job. There is a variety of stucco textures that can be created. If you have the right equipment and the proper skills, you can create your stucco home yourself.

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Attic Ventilation
July 20, 2007 23:34:44

To keep your attic cool, your attic ventilation requires moving massive amounts of air. More than natural ventilation will do. Attic ventilation fans or turbine roof vents will assist in moving the air. But, powered attic fans can draw your air-conditioned air out of the house.

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N/A	Basement OSB Subfloor Video March 5, 2007 13:07:00 AsktheBuilder host Tim Carter shows how to install OSB interlocking panels over a concrete floor. This creates a great osb basement subfloor for your basement remodeling project. -�[Read�more]

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Blacktop Crack
October 17, 2008 21:57:16

Blacktop crack repair can be a messy job. Newer crack sealers include one that is applied with a standard caulk gun. Use of foam backer rods can assist with the appearance of your blacktop crack filler. Carefully read all directions so an important step is not missed.

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Blacktop Driveway Crack Repair Video
October 23, 2008 20:49:15

Tim Carter demonstrates one way to repair blacktop driveway cracks and shares a tip for concealing the repaired driveway cracks.

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N/A	Brick Cleaning Video March 2, 2007 12:17:00 Cleaning a brick patio can make a big difference in the look of your backyard. This AsktheBuilder.com video shows you how to use oxygenated bleach to make quick work of brick cleaninging projects and other patio cleaning jobs.� -�[Read�more]

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Build A Gravel Driveway
November 3, 2007 00:26:40

Need to build a gravel driveway? There some important tips for a gravel driveway. You have to decide on types of gravel for driveway and the slope of the driveway for a few. A build it yourself gravel driveway is possible with proper planning and some rental equipment.

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Building A Deck
July 28, 2007 00:13:46

There are many methods for building a deck. Deck construction, especially attaching deck beams to wooden posts, must consider the amount of weight that will be supported by those posts. The wrong method is just asking for a deck collapse. Try notching the wooden support posts.

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Building A House
October 15, 2007 23:18:52

Building a house can be a very trying time. Hundreds of details to be covered. Consider these tips to reduce your home building worries. Making the right choices on your home plans before starting the new home construction begins can reduce worry and expenses.

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Built In Refrigerator Video
July 18, 2007 15:39:57

Tim Carter shows some great features in new refrigerators. Consider these items when selecting and buying a new refrigerator.

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Central Air Conditioning
July 13, 2007 17:00:31

Air conditioning a home properly will allow your family to be comfortable in the entire house. Central air conditioning systems must be sized correctly. Call a professional heating and air conditioning expert to calculate the proper size air conditioning unit for your house. If you already have a central air conditioning system, he can do the air conditioning troubleshooting for you.

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Ceramic Floor Tile
April 4, 2008 22:51:53

Ceramic tile installation can be difficult when trying to match existing ceramic floor tiles. Discover how to install ceramic tiles if you removed a wall or cabinet and need to fill-in an opening in your ceramic tile floor.

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Ceramic Tile Shower
October 3, 2008 15:35:23

Repairing ceramic tile after the gypsum board failed in your shower can be a do-it-yourself project. Ceramic tile showers require a water-proof backing to prevent drywall and stud damage.� Follow these tips when installing ceramic tile in your shower.

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Chainsaw
November 21, 2008 19:33:55

There are many considerations when purchasing chain saws. Be sure to get a chainsaw that meets your needs - length of the chainsaws blade and the weight. Always observe chainsaw safety guidelines when operating your chain saw.

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Cleaning Paint Brushes
August 10, 2007 23:26:25

Cleaning a paint brush properly will add years of useful life to the brush. Most people clean paint brushes improperly. Their cleaning methods may actually shorten the life of a good paint brush. Proper cleaning starts before you even start to paint!

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Cleaning Vinyl Siding
July 6, 2007 16:59:08

Cleaning vinyl siding is no different than washing a car. It is that simple. The only hard part about cleaning vinyl siding is that you might need ladders or have to work around landscaping. Other than that, this is a job just about anyone can do.

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Clothes Dryer Venting
February 22, 2008 15:59:46

Venting your clothes dryer directly into the garage could be a building code violation and a bad idea. Dryer vents exhaust a large amount of water vapor. Putting this condensation into your garage could create rust on unpainted surfaces, and worse, mold inside the walls and ceiling. Clothes dryer venting should be to the outside.

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Cobb Salad History Video
March 3, 2008 18:59:17

While hiking the hills overlooking the historic Cobb Estate in Altadena, California, Tim explains the discovery of the Cobb Salad. Historic fact or ????

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Cold Seam Crack
July 17, 2007 21:25:49

Cold seams in a poured concrete foundation can occur if the flow of concrete is interrupted. The foundation seam is where part of the concrete dries while waiting for more concrete to be poured.

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