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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1973
Page
4
Estech Inc warns gardeners to proceed carefully with tools and chemicals. The piece lists wearing proper clothing guarding against cuts and scratches and instructs on tool operation protection for children and allergy precautions. It also urges reading labels and following directions for insect sprays and highlights sun exposure risks.
A home repair Q and A covers spatter floor finishes for a child’s room using a wet brush and assignment of distance, plus methods to slope a concrete patio away from a foundation, remove green mold from asbestos shingles, dye a fabric sofa, and remove oil stains from concrete garages with chemical pastes and repeated applications.
The article outlines three ceiling tile options after paneling: adhesive on solid surfaces, furring strips with nails, or suspended drop ceilings. It advises conditioning tiles 24 hours in room conditions and notes humidity limits for ceiling tile use, with plastic coated finishes for damp areas.
Reader questions on making Roman shades using specialized tape with plastic rings and decorating color schemes for rooms. Tips cover shade construction, fabric cutting, ring tape length, stitching concealment with braid, and lacing cords for operation. Also color guidance linking gold walls and green rug with red gold prints and browns to brighten a blue green TV room.
A DIY tip shows using leftover gypsum wallboard cut about four inches wide to make curved sidewalk forms. Wood stakes hold the curve outside and inside, removable as concrete is poured. Result is smooth curved edges for drives walks or patios.
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