As you start to spend more time outside, it’s a good time make sure your yard is pet-friendly and safe. We’ll share tips on the must have elements to keep your pets happy, plus the surprisingly common plants to avoid because they can make your dog sick! just ahead. Plus, ideas on… How to build a greenhouse to help you get a jump on Spring gardening and assure a steady supply of veggies until Fall. We’ll share some DIY options that you can set up in as little as a couple hours. Adding a backyard deck is a great way to increase your home’s living space and increase its value. We’ll help you get started with a check list to...
As a food lover, almost every recipe that you will come across has onions in it. But one thing that stands out about onions is their harsh effect on your eyes as you chop them up. If you are often using onions to cook, you will attest to the fact that your eyes are always teary due to their tangy effect. Let’s not forget that awful smell that onions leave on your hands. Fortunately, the market now has lots of onion choppers that will help repair your love-hate relationship with onions. The best onion choppers are specially designed to quickly dice this crucial ingredient in seconds without making you cry or leaving your hands smelly. Once you discover this useful...
All opinions are 100% mine. 5 ways to organize your kitchen with your Cricut Joy including a tutorial on how to make pantry labels. My kitchen renovation is almost complete and as it’s wrapping up I have started organizing the kitchen. Everything from creating pantry labels for flour, sugar and rice, to organizing my refrigerator and small appliances. Today not only did I want to share with you how to make vinyl labels but also 5 ways to organize your kitchen with labels made with a Cricut Joy. These projects are so easy with the Cricut Joy each can be done in under 15 minutes. This post contains affiliate links. What’s a Cricut Joy? Cricut Joy is a smaller die...
I have a 1984 Compair-Kellog compressor that I'm trying to find parts to rebuild the pump. Doing a search on line I can not find any information on this unit. It was built in 1984 And the model number is B451 4BL. It stil in use but it has a hard time keeping up with my sand blast cabinet which requires 12 CFM @90.
Any help would be appreciated------Roy
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Hello, I'm new here. although I've hung out as a non-member reading posts for a few months. Be warned, this post is long. :shocking: So, what prompted me to sign up for a membership and post is my 25-year-old compressor blew up last week. It shattered the connecting rod on one of the pistons, and of course, you can't buy replacements for those anymore. It was a Craftsman 60 Gal. upright two-cylinder single-stage oil-less compressor that I inherited from my father. It worked well for my needs for all the years I've had it. There wasn't really an air system, just a quick disconnect on the compressor where I hooked up what I needed. I could probably have one of...
