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Little white lies never hurt anybody. The bottom line is, why don't they have their own? If they don't take hints such as "I'll be using it" after awhile, just start charging a deposit, and politely...

It's easy enough work, but it's time consuming. I have a 40' section in my front yard that needs to be replaced, but I just don't have the time to do it.

Good job on that one. there's a fabrication shop about 4 doors down from where I live, and they're constantly making stuff like that. Specialty equipment is what I think they call it.

Any motor can be re-built. If he's handy enough, he can rebuild it. If anything, find a good machinist or local handyman, and knock your heads together until you get it fixed.

I have an 18v Ryobi drill and I have no complaints. It's good for smaller jobs like building a ping pong table, but if you're doing something like framing work, get a 24. They have more power.

I have fruit trees lining the east and north sides of my property, and was wondering what the best type of irrigation I can have for them would be. I'm thinking about gray water from my washer and...

I ran across an article the other day about a company, I can't remember the name, that sells a solar stove. It's roughly 20" x 20" and about 11" deep, and it's priced at about $250. Would you...

The pride you can have by doing yourself is priceless. It might take longer, but you can also call it a labor of love. I would go for it.

What are the best flowers and herbs to be planting in the fall? Herbs especially. I heard that chives is a good cool weather herd. I like to put that in my spaghetti sauce.

Murphy's oil is some of the best. We've been using it for years on our shelves, and it helps keep the finish intact along with keeping the dust down.

I've never seen one up close and personal yet, but I'd love to. If you can domesticate them, I think they'd be a really cool pet. I would just have to convince my wife.

I used to live in the Ozarks and I've seen some of those. At least I think they were green. It's been so long now, I can't remember exactly, but I know they weren't the usual color.

What? I had to take the long way around to understand that, but now that I do, that makes sense. In this economy, not a lot of people are buying things.

Work. Jobs are hard to find all over, but when you live in the country and all the towns within a 30 square mile radius, what few towns there are, total 20,000 in population, sometimes you turn to...

I think your daughter will be just fine. The friends she's making now, she can still socialize with after her schooling at home is done for the day.

I think the socialization skills of home schooled kids are better then that of kids in the public school system simply because there is more structure and more 1 on 1 adult supervision.

The community center in the town I live in has book sales about once a month to help raise funds. The are some pretty good deals there.

Sounds like he's serious about it. That's good. Around these parts you can get fill for free, as long as you haul it off yourself.

I would've taken the time and did it myself. It might have taken a lot longer, but it would've saved me a bunch of money.

You can try a soaker hose also. It can get constant watering and you don't have to baby sit the system. I use those all the time for my irrigation.

We have a laundry that is attached to the house on one side of our front porch,and the other morning I heard some rattling coming out of it.I took my dog outside to see what it was, at first we...

I would seriously doubt it. I would find any kind of product specifications on a particular brand before you buy it to make sure though. If they sell them in areas that are prone to tornadoes and...

I used to work in a hardware warehouse, and I saw some there that are also called a "Chicago rain barrel". There's an attachment on the bottom of the barrel where you can attach a soaker hose for...

They may look rough, but they're not. What Jim said really is true, leave them alone and they'll return the favor. I've been really close to them a few times, and they were fine.

I just got a tip from a neighbor who has a small, backyard garden. He said he uses used coffee grounds and egg shells to help mulch. He's got a few vegetables and flowers, and they seem to be doing...