Ventilating Fans Help Freshen Air In Homes
Advice from NuTone’s Charles Kenney outlines selecting and placing ventilating fans for kitchens bathrooms laundries and rooms where heat and odors build up. He covers wall ceiling and exterior units, proper placement to avoid short circuits, and types of range hoods with ducted and non ducted options.
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Charles Kenney
Scovill Manufacturing Company
NuTone
Cincinnati
Kenney
Dining suites offer wide choices for any space
Barbara Brody notes dining sets now fit varied spaces as easily as clothing fits bodies. The B. Brody Seating Co. Hispania Mediterranean collection features seven table models and three chair styles, with expandable options from four to seven or eight seats.
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Barbara Brody
B. Brody Seating Co
Chicago
Brody
Scottsdale Daily Progress item brief
Local home and garden column notes summer gardening tips and plant care guidance with practical steps for Scottsdale readers. Tips cover watering, mulching, pest control, and choosing drought resistant varieties suitable for the hot July climate.
Consumer tastes defy experts in 1970s home decorating
The era earns the label unpredictable as consumers push beyond single styles. Mary Ann Wills of Burwood Products in Traverse City notes homemakers now choose personally comfortable designs, mixing Spanish Mediterranean, Early American, traditional, and Victorian influences without fear of old rules.
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Mary Ann Wills
Burwood Products Co
Traverse City
Mich
Miss Wills
Inside Story on Refrigerator Liners and Longevity
Homemakers should pick refrigerators with future needs in mind. Porcelain-on-steel liners are superior for durability and cleanability, resisting stains odors and scratches. OSU tests show plastic liners stain and trap odors, while porcelain-on-steel remains stainproof odorproof and easy to clean.
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Sears
Ohio State University
OSU
Surface prep key to painting wood exteriors
The article advises cleaning wood surfaces before paint. Wash extremely dirty areas with mild detergent, rinse and dry. Seal open joints with caulk, apply knot sealer to knots, and remove blistered paint with a wire brush. Feather edges of old paint and smooth with sandpaper. For metal, remove rust before painting.
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National Paint and Coatings Association
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