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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1967

Page

9

Outdoor Spring Cleaning Inspires Fresh Air Living

UP News discusses a shift toward outdoor cleaning and living as spring arrives. Advice covers trash pickup, firewood prep, leaf raking, and tidying winter debris, plus planning for outdoor decor, terrace shading, and compact storage solutions for furniture and equipment.

Self-Sealing Shingles Pressed by Rising Home Roof Care

Homeowners seek complete roof protection when reroofing and increasingly choose self-sealing shingles. Industry figures show usage rose to 38 percent of asphalt shingle sales in 1966, up from 33 percent the year before. Shingles bond via a factory adhesive activated by sun heat, creating a weather tight roof with wind damage protection and UL wind-resistance labeling.

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Roofs Used To Reflect Excess Heat

Much heat enters homes through roofs due to poor insulation or ventilation, but roofs can also help keep houses cooler. When reroofing or building anew, choose white or light colored asphalt shingles to reflect heat. Reflecting heat reduces transfer, helping the house stay cooler. Asphalt shingles now come in many colors including pastels and light blends.

Cedar Closets Protect from Moth Damage

Builders report rising demand for cedar closets in new homes as moth damage grows with wealth. Three clothes moth varieties exist in the United States, all allergic to red cedar. The two common types attack woolens, while one specializes in fur coats and rugs, with larvae hidden deep in fur before damage appears. Keeping clean furs in cedar closets offers permanent protection.

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