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Home & Garden Show
to feature nearly 70 regional vendors
By Democrat Staff checks and a donation will succulent planters for your kangaroo, lemurs, alliga-
be presented to an area home that last all season. tors, or an African Spurred
SEDALIA — Just in nonprofit, as selected by the Southern Sown will be Tortoise.Democrat, Plains-
time for spring home overall Get Fit winner.11 covering container selec- man, Star-Advertiser and
improvement season, a.m.: The Missouri Depart- tion, plant compatibility, Warrensburg Star-Journal
the Sedalia Democrat ment of Conservation will soil to use, design tips, and readers are encouraged
8 garden tools for beginners is hosting its inaugural
Home & Garden Show on
be on hand with Missouri
furs and visitors can meet
watering requirements.
Those who stop by the
to bring their copy of
this special section to the
The right tool for the job is essential to working safely April 10.Nearly 70 region- Pettis County’s new conser- presentation can take home event and use the notes
and efficiently. This is as true in the workplace as it is in al vendors will be in the vation agent.Noon: Visitors a small succulent while pages when meeting with
the garden. Mathewson Exhibition can talk with the Sedalia supplies last.3 p.m.: The vendors about their home
Novice gardeners may not know where to begin in re- Center ready to talk with Police Department and Sedalia Fire Department improvement projects.The
gards to which tools they need. The following are eight items area residents about their meet the department’s sup- will be presenting fire pre- Home & Garden Show will
that can serve as a solid foundation for beginning gardeners. home and garden needs. port dog, Kya.1 p.m.: The vention tips and offering be hosted from 9 a.m. to 6
1. Gloves: Your hands will be working hard, so it pays to Vendors include plants, real Civil Air Patrol will have fire extinguisher training. p.m. Saturday, April 10 in
protect them from calluses, blisters, splinters, insects, and estate, insurance, windows, a flight simulator and will Door prizes will also be the Mathewson Exhibition
dirt. Look for water-resistant gloves that are also breathable. solar applications, home show off their recent model given out at the top of each Center on the Missouri
2. Hand pruners: Hand pruners are essential for cutting security, doors, decking, plane projects.2 p.m.: hour.Thorni Ridge Exotics State Fairgrounds. It is free
branches, cleaning up shrubs, dead-heading flowers, and fencing, creations, mowers, Southern Sown Farms will will have a selfie station all and open to the public. For
various other tasks. Choose ergonomic, no-slip handles that roofing, landscaping, and offer a demonstration on day and for only $5, visitors more information, call the
will make work easier. Rust-resistant, nonstick blades also many others. Many of the how to pot sun, shade and can get a photo with a Democrat at 660-826-1000.
are handy. vendors will be offering
3. Wheelbarrow: A wheelbarrow can transport gear to specials only available
garden beds or tote dirt, leaves, rocks, and other materials at the Home & Garden
around the landscape. A good wheelbarrow is strong but Show.“I am beyond excited
light enough to maneuver when full. to bring back this Home &
4. Loppers: Long-handled loppers will fit the bill for thick Garden Show,” Democrat
branches. The long handles provide leverage to cut through Advertising Manager Julie
branches an inch or more in diameter. White said. “In addition to
5. Hand trowel: A hand trowel is a handy tool that lets a wide array of vendors for
you dig holes or unearth weeds. While shopping for a trowel, any kind of home project
consider getting a hand-held garden fork, which can aerate you want or need to do,
soil and cut through roots. there will be live interac-
6. Hose/watering can: Keeping gardens hydrated is part tive presentations for the
of ensuring their health. That makes a hose and a watering entire family throughout
can two invaluable tools to have around. Invest in a light- the entire day. You are not
weight, expandable hose if storage space is at a premium. An going to want to miss these
adjustable nozzle will enable you to customize the water flow vendors that are coming
as needed. A watering can is an easy way to tote water to from all over the region,
hard-to-reach pots and containers. from Springfield to Colum-
7. Garden kneeler: Gardeners often bend and kneel bia to Kansas City and of
while working in the soil. That puts pressure on the back and course Sedalia.”In addition
knees. A comfortable garden kneeler with memory foam or to the vendor booths, there
one made from shock-absorbing material can reduce aches will be live presentations
and pains. and demonstrations almost
8. Garden hoe: Garden hoes till soil, remove weeds and every hour:10 a.m.: The
perform many other tasks. A garden hoe can be used along top five teams in the Get
with a full-sized shovel, trowel and garden rake. Fit Challenge hosted by
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This list is just the tip of the garden tool iceberg. Visit a the Sedalia Democrat and
garden center and speak with a professional about other Warrensburg Star-Journal
tools that can be added to the mix. will receive their prize
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Homeowners can improve their
residence with the right knowledge, tools
By Dustin Steinhoff varying installation processes projects, hit a speedbump in electrical, mechanical and
dustins@warrensburgstarjournal.com of different types of floor- the process and start to lose structural tasks.
ing as an example of when a steam. He said even profession- “Pretty much anything that
WARRENSBURG — Na- lack of research can hinder a als run into problems complet- the city would require you to
thaniel Enneking, co-owner DIY project. ing home improvement jobs. have an inspection for and
and operator of Enneking Enneking said click lock Enneking said it is often be done by a licensed pro-
Construction, says that with flooring has a tongue and helpful to have an experienced fessional, homeowners really
the proper amount of research groove that needs to be in- individual who the homeown- shouldn’t do,” Enneking said.
and equipment, quite a few stalled at an angle. er knows and trusts on-hand “You need to have a pretty
DIY projects can be completed “One of the most common to give advice when prob- good understanding of all that.
by just about anybody. problems I see is when people lems occur. Otherwise, you could really
Enneking said there are try to install it just laying flat He added that homeowners complicate things.”
a number of simple home and that’ll break the tongue should be confident in their He said dangers could arise
improvement projects that PHOTO BY DUSTIN STEINHOFF | STAR-JOURNAL
and the groove and it won’t abilities to complete a project when tasks such as these are
beginners can tackle on their Nathaniel Enneking stay together,” Enneking said. before attempting to complete attempted by homeowners.
own. He suggested that DIY “Missing one step ruins the one themselves. Enneking said the City
projects such as painting, trim- “There’s a lot of information entire floor.” Enneking said homeowners of Warrensburg is a helpful
ming, laminate flooring and out there,” Enneking said. When a DIY project isn’t go- should also have basic tools on resource for homeowners
landscaping are usually easy He said good places to get ing how a homeowner planned, hand for easy repairs such as wondering about what projects
enough projects for beginners. information on home improve- Enneking advises them to do pliers, screwdrivers, wrenches, they should or shouldn’t do.
Enneking said these projects ment projects are through the more research or reach out to a hammer and a drill. Enneking owns Enneking
require basic tools to complete. internet, books, videos and a professional for advice or to “You can do a lot with just Construction alongside his
For example, landscaping speaking with hardware store have them take a look. those tools,” Enneking said. father, where they work to
requires tools such as a shovel employees or contractors. “Even if you pay someone an While there are numerous complete a wide variety of jobs
and rake while flooring re- Enneking said not gath- hourly minimum to come take DIY projects easy enough for such as excavation, land-
quires a hammer and pry bar. ering enough information is a look at it and give you advice, beginners to do with the prop- scaping, house renovations,
He added that these proj- the most common mistake it’s well worth your time to er instructions and materials, commercial remodeling and
ects are fairly inexpensive for he sees when people attempt not have to start from scratch there are projects that home- anything construction-related.
homeowners to complete on home improvement projects on and redo the entire project,” owners may want to leave to For more information about
their own. their own. Enneking said. professionals in their respec- Enneking Construction, con-
Enneking said those want- Even when a project seems Enneking said homeowners tive fields. tact Enneking at 816-729-1972
ing to start a DIY project easy, Enneking recommends starting their first DIY proj- Enneking advises that home- or ennekingconstruction@
for the first time should do researching it thoroughly as ects should expect problems owners without the proper gmail.com.
their research before starting a simple mistake can cause a to arise now and then. He said training and knowledge avoid Dustin Steinhoff can be
anything. lot of problems. He cited the he has seen homeowners start projects involving plumbing, reached at 660-747-8123.
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Exterior lighting can add ambiance to a property
The value of the right light- lighting, making it the second during the day.
ing in a home is undeniable. most desired outdoor feature • Focus on trees. Many
Lighting can instantly transform (patios topped that list). homeowners already have exte-
a room and create the ambiance Exterior lighting can have a rior lighting lining their walk-
homeowners are looking to dramatic effect on landscaping, ways and patios, but focusing
establish. Though it might be and estimates from the online on trees can create an entirely
mostly seen as a way to create financial resource Kiplinger.com different look. Though it’s
mood inside a home, lighting suggest such lighting is inexpen- possible to install exterior tree
also can do much for lawns sive, with installation averaging lighting on your own, landscap-
and gardens. roughly $67 per fixture. ing professionals with lighting
Backyards have come a long When installing exterior experience know which fixtures
way over the last several de- lighting around their landscapes, will pair most effectively with
cades. Once reserved as play homeowners can keep various the trees around your property Exterior lighting can add significant appeal to a property without
areas for children and stomping tips in mind to create a relaxing, and how to arrange them for breaking the bank.
grounds for the family dog, awe-inspiring mood on their maximum effect.
backyards have become oa- properties at night. • Opt for warm light. Warm around a property, people typi- exterior lighting timers make it
ses for homeowners and their • Consider uplights. Uplights white light creates an inviting cally prefer warmer light. That’s easier than ever to control the
families. Outdoor living areas are installed in the ground and feel around the property. The because warm light tends to be lights outside a home. Many
are wildly popular, and no such direct light up at a tree, focusing exterior lighting experts at Utah easier on the eyes and directs such timers even adjust for
area is complete without exterior on its trunk or canopy. This cre- Lights acknowledge that choice attention to the features of the the changing seasons and the
lighting. In fact, a recent report ates a dramatic effect that makes of lighting is up to homeowners landscape, which is many home- shifting hours of daylight. That
from the National Association of it possible to enjoy majestic but also note that, in situations owners’ goal when installing means homeowners shouldn’t
Home Builders found that 85% trees at night just like you might with lower levels of ambient exterior lighting in their yards. have to tinker with the timer
of home buyers want exterior when spending time in the yard light, such as in exterior lights • Utilize a timer. Modern once it’s set.
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Sod versus seed Sod gives instant gratification,
seed needs patience
By Faith Bemiss “We work with both,” “The cons to most of something with a garden Department on Natural business, who is Cameron
fbemiss@sedaliademocrat.com Lowe said. “And the your sod work is it’s going hose. Sod requires more Resources,” he continued. Venters, has taken great
biggest difference between to work out for you a attention right up front.” “If you have an irrigation lengths to learn what type
SEDALIA — With sod and seed is basically lot better if you have an When planting seed, system you have to have of seed works best in our
warm weather just around six weeks. irrigation system,” he not- he noted one will still a back-flow on it and particular area,” Lowe
the corner, many people “Sod is an immediate ed. “If you don’t have an have to “grab the garden that is something you’ll explained. “(When) he
are already planning on gratification,” he contin- irrigation system, in my hose” and water the lawn. have to have tested yearly. makes a seed mixture, it
beautifying their lawns. ued. “As far as the care personal opinion, you’re But once it’s established And that’s a require- might be fescue, it might
The question most often and maintenance, the care wasting your money.” it will go dormant when ment by law …” be a little bit of rye, and it
asked is which is better, and maintenance are go- Sod needs to be evenly it gets hot and dry or in He added they do may have a little blue-
sod or seed, and Venters ing to be the same. Seed- watered to stay alive and the wintertime. He noted have seeded yards that grass in it and it may have
Bros Lawn Pros LLC, of ing just takes a little bit stay green. An irrigation sod is tougher to care for have an irrigation system some other decorative
Sedalia, offers informa- longer. It’s usually done in system allows this, but and “considerably more installed, but if one has a grasses in it.”
tion on both. the fall (because) you get it is costly and has to be expensive.” back-flow it will still need Lowe added installing
Venters, owned by better results with it.” regulated. “It’s probably three to to be tested yearly. sod all “boils down to
Cameron Venters, He added many people “Especially this time five times more expensive Lowe suggested not how deep your pocket-
provides both sod and a have sod installed be- of year, you’re not going to sod than to seed,” he buying grass seed from book is.” A quarter-acre
custom mixed grass seed. cause they have built a to have the ability to take said. “There’s a cost factor box stores because it usu- of sod, with an irrigation
Venters Office Manager new house or built a new a garden hose and keep with an irrigation system. ally doesn’t grow as well. system, costs between
Charles Lowe spoke to the addition and they want enough water on it to “An irrigation sys- He said Venters custom $15,000 to $20,000 while
Democrat about the pros the yard “nice and green” make it effective,” Lowe tem will require a yearly mixes its grass seed. planting seed would cost
and cons of both options. immediately. said. “You’re going to miss back-flow report to the “The owner of the a third of that price.
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“At the end of six
weeks, my seeded yard
will be anything your
sodded yard will be,” he
said. “But there are times
when somebody cuts a
tree down or did some
different landscaping and
instead of having a big
bare spot in their yard,
it’s pretty handy to go
back and put brand new
sod in there.
“Sod will cut down on
a lot of erosion upfront
too,” he continued. “So,
if you have a hillside
or something like that
it may be better to put
sod on that.”
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By Sara Lawson “First thing is you got Larson and Cutler effect on the garden.
saral@warrensburgstarjournal. to know is where you’re recommend reading the “I love terra cotta pots
com putting it,” Larson said. packets of seed or infor- and the way they develop
“What’s your location? Is mation cards on plants to a patina over time, but soil
WARRENSBURG — it sunny? Is it on the north make sure the plants are in terra cotta pots can dry
Container gardening has side of your house or is it in containers big enough out quickly,” Cutler said.
many forms and func- on the south side where for growth. “In contrast, glazed pots
tions, but it doesn’t look it’s really hot. You got to “Whatever plants you tend to hold in moisture
the same for everyone. think it out.” choose, read the labels much better.”
From planting to prun- Based on the location, because the labels tell you Containers don’t have to
ing to packing up for the the next step is selecting a lot about what that plant be traditional flower pots.
season, container gardens plants that can tolerate needs,” Larson said. “You “Almost anything can
are versatile and adaptable those conditions, then know if it needs the sun be a container for growing
to the needs of the garden- decide on the container. or the shade or how much plants as long as there is
er and what is growing. “One popular theme water and how long it proper drainage for the
Liz Larson is an for creating an interest- blooms. Some plants are soil,” Cutler said.
emeritus master gardener ing container garden is gonna last all summer and Larson makes use of old
who earned the designa- ‘thrill, fill, spill,’” Cutler some plants are just gonna cow feed troughs and a
tion in 1993. said. “Choose a plant that be for the spring.” hypertufa concrete trough
“Gardening in a Pot: is your centerpiece, fill in Larson said the size in her garden.
I wrote a paper on that with other complementa- of the container needs “My raised bed, that I
in the ‘90s,” Larson said. ry plants that are shorter to be big enough for the really like the most, is on
PHOTOS BY CONTRIBUTED BY MASTER GARDENER EMERITUS LIZ LARSON
“That was one of my re- than your ‘thriller,’ and plants to grow, taking into four legs and it’s a galva-
A cactus container garden, crafted and cared for by
quirements, so that’s what select even shorter plants account the needs of the nized (tub),” Larson said.
Master Gardener Emeritus Liz Larson, sits on display.
I wrote on and that’s what with a spreading growth plant above and below Container gardens
I called the paper. Today, plants in vessels rather garden, marigolds, pan- habit to spill over the sides the soil. allow for isolating special-
I do a lot more kinds of than directly into the sies, vegetables and a fairy of the container. Con- “You want to take into ized soil types.
pots. I’m 80 years old, so I ground,” Cutler said. garden. Cutler said she trasting leaf textures and consideration the size and “If it’s for vegetables, I
like a raised bed.” Larson said she has has two large planters with colors is another key way shape of the container would definitely choose
Sarah Cutler has containers on legs and ferns at her entryway and to add interest. Of course, compared to the height organic soil and for a pot,
been a master gardener larger pots in addition to multiple pots on her deck. you need to select plants and spread of the plants,” they have actual soil that
since 2018. her regular garden. Larson said contain- that need similar growing Cutler said. is made for containers
“Container gardening Larson’s container er gardening starts with conditions, such as light The material of the and vegetables and it’s
simply involves growing garden includes a cactus location. as water.” container can also have an organic,” Larson said. “To
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me, that’s done the very best. soil, particularly plants that
If you’re raising cactus, you are in full sun,” Cutler said.
choose a whole different kind Containers can also be
of soil, you choose cactus soil stored at the end of the sea-
which is more sand and it son or, like a cactus garden,
drains faster.” brought inside during the
Larson said fertilizer is colder months.
important, particularly for Larson said she got into
flowers. Watering with fertil- gardening because her moth-
izer about every two weeks is er and both grandmothers
recommended. gardened.
“The water in pots is dif- “I was around it, so I
ferent too because they can learned plant names and
dry out very easily,” Larson things,” Larson said. “I think
said. “Sometimes in the sum- the very first year I was
mer, you might need to water married we had a garden
twice a day because it gets and we had tomatoes. I’ve
too dry so fast. It depends always gardened. I’ve moved
on the pot and what (the several times, different
plant) is.” houses, so I’ve had different
Larson said plants like gardens. The one garden that
romaine lettuce can’t really I thought ‘OK, I’m gonna do
stand the heat, but her cactus this really right’ and so I took
garden barely requires water- the master gardener course. I
ing between when it rains. read every book in the library
“I would say one of the I could get my hand on.” A favorite container grows a favorite vegetable,
A miniature garden scene was created by Liz most important tasks is mon- Sara Lawson can be romaine lettuce, for Master Gardener Emeritus
Larson in a hypertufa pot to create a fairy garden. itoring the moisture of the reached at 660-747-8123. Liz Larson.
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Techniques to revitalize a lawn after a long winter
Pristine, snow-covered landscapes where there has been snow. To alleviate formed over the winter. Over-
can be wonders to behold. While that snow mold, rake the lawn to loosen seeding can help to fill in the
blanket of white is idyllic, a lawn’s deli- matted grass and facilitate the dry- lawn. Make sure that frosts
cate blades may be paying a hefty price ing-out process. are largely a thing of the
beneath the cold, heavy piles of snow. • De-thatch the lawn. Heavy snow past and soil temperature is
Snow plows push salt and sand up can compress the grass and cause some around 50 F to 60 F before
on the grass while subterranean ani- of it to die off. De-thatching helps to seeding. Water daily until
mals like mice and moles dig burrows remove dead grass blades and sepa- grass fills in.
beneath piles of snow as they try to find rate any matting. This enables water, • Apply nutrients. Fer-
food and stay warm. Such conditions nutrients and air to reach the lawn’s tilizer and compost can
are not favorable for thriving land- roots more effectively. Thinning out old restore nutrients to the
scapes. When the spring thaw arrives, organic matter also helps encourage lawn that may have been
lawns may be in dire need of some TLC. new growth. used up over winter. A soil
The following techniques can mitigate • Aerate the soil. Coupled with de- test at a nearby horticultur-
winter-related lawn damage. thatching, aeration involves loosening al center can tell you which
• Clear out debris. Remove any scat- the soil or poking holes to allow nutri- nutrients are needed, accord-
tered leaves, branches and other debris ents to move freely to the roots. ing to the Chemistry Cachet, a
that has been strewn across the property • Kill weeds before they spread. guide to using chemistry secrets for
due to storms or snow-laden trees. This Weeds may be the first to start grow- healthy living, beauty, cleaning, and
will give you a clean canvas to work on. ing when the weather begins to warm. gardening.
• Dry out snow mold. The Fam- Address them promptly by manually Lawns can be restored to their
ily Handyman says snow mold is a pulling them or applying an herbicide. pre-winter glory after some sweat equity Remove any debris from the lawn after
cold-season fungus that causes gray-col- • Overseed the lawn. Chances are and about five to six weeks of consistent snow thaws to see what you’re working
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Home painting tips to consider
By Ryan Sheehan have problems with bond- While the products they first time. saturate the paint roller the color. Palmer
ryans@sedaliademocrat.com ing, Palmer said, which is sell to everyday people “Obviously, you want to before using it, Palmer said, listed other factors
the process of paint sticking are harmless, Palmer said, have everything prepared,” as it works better when wet, for certain types
When it comes to to the surface. If a surface “whenever you work in a Palmer said. such as preventing splatter. of paints, such as durability,
painting a home, there may have a bonding issue, small room, breathing in When using a paint roller, According to Palmer, the odors, or a self-cleaning
are a number of steps to Palmer noted they sell small paint all day is not necessari- Palmer advised painting in store also has contact infor- surface. In the store, Palmer
consider. But someone may quart-size paint cans their ly the best for you, regardless straight lines. He advised mation for several profes- said employees try to get
be unfamiliar with those customers can test with. how safe they say it is.” against painting with a roller sional painters, who already accurate measurements of
steps if they have never Palmer said a custom- Palmer encourages peo- at an angle, going back and have the proper tools. the space being painted so
painted before. According to er may use a color they ple wanting to paint to have forth over paint, or making When painting, Palmer the customer doesn’t run out
Andrew Palmer, store super- thought would have looked patience. A lot of people “Ms and Ws (shapes) on said a painter should use of paint while working.
visor of the Sedalia branch differently. “But that doesn’t who are new to painting the wall.” In the store, he clothes they would use for Another factor is the
of Sherwin-Williams Paint happen as frequently as try to “rush it,” Palmer said, sometimes may show a new yard work. If they do get weather, something people
Store, there are a number of most people would like to which may lead to drips customer how to use their paint on their clothes and who are new to painting
factors in painting that he think,” Palmer said. “Be- getting on their ceiling tools properly. want to wash it off, Palm- may not factor in weather,
and his co-workers will talk cause typically, we like to do or floor. If a customer is Palmer explained he may er recommends cleaning according to Palmer. While
over with their customers. samples of stuff before we worried about getting drips recommend to customers the clothes right away and weather, such as rain, can
One factor, Palmer let people, you know, spend on another surface, Palmer against buying the cheapest “really good” with water and impact outdoor painting,
explained, is the surface a a lot of money painting recommends putting down paint roller in the store be- then putting the clothes in the weather may also be a
customer is painting on, as their house.” a layer of plastic. cause it may not be “efficient the washer. factor for indoor painting
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Prevent injuries with ladder safety
The moderate temperatures of load rating of a ladder. When feeling dizzy, tired or impaired, ing or descending, being delib- working on ladders to further
spring and summer make these calculating, include the weight of as such feelings can cause erate where hands and feet are reduce the risk of balanced-relat-
great times of the year to tackle the person or persons who will accidents. Be sure to place a placed. Avoid distractions while ed accidents.
jobs around the house. When use the ladder and any tools and ladder where the climb will not
cleaning or remodeling goals equipment he or she may carry be impeded by electrical wires,
involve reaching heights, ladders on the ladder during a job. obstacles or even wind and other
are often put to use. Keep it steady weather conditions. The Nation-
The American Ladder Insti- The Occupational Safety and al Safety Council recommends
tute reminds do-it-yourselfers Health Administration advises wearing slip-resistant shoes
and professionals that ladders are against shifting or moving a lad- with clean soles for maximum
tools, and it is the responsibility der while a person or equipment traction. Always grip the rungs
of people to follow safety precau- is on the ladder. Use the ladder and climb the ladder while facing
tions when using ladders just as only on a stable and level surface, it, all the while maintaining three
they would any other tool. unless it has been secured to pre- points of contact with the ladder
Choose the right size vent displacement. The proper (two hands and one foot or two
The right ladder makes a job angle for setting up a ladder can feet and one hand). Hang tools
safer, as it prevents the user from help keep it steady. The base of from a tool belt while climb-
having to stand on the top rung the ladder should be at one-quar- ing or have them handed up to
or step, which can throw off ter of the working length of the you after you’ve safely reached
DIYers’ balance. Ladders come ladder from the wall or other your height.
in various sizes and types, from vertical surface, says OSHA. Be smart
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How to add shade to a deck or patio
Homeowners eagerly in the shade clocked in at not be as hot as asphalt about investing in shade on specific areas of out- leaves in fall and only
await the arrival of the just under 80 F. When air and concrete, it still can solutions. Sun-blocking door entertaining spaces. be effective during the
warm weather so they can temperatures are around get steamy underfoot. ideas like awnings, shade • Shade sail: Similar to warm weather.
cast off the remnants of 90 F, unshaded concrete Homeowners who want trees and large umbrellas an awning but a bit less • Patio umbrellas:
cabin fever and bask in and asphalt can be 125 F to be able to enjoy their can help people enjoy structurally rigid, shade Many umbrellas start at
the sunshine. However, and 140 F, respectively. outdoor spaces in an array their yards all day long. sails are large pieces of around $25. Umbrellas
as summer nears its dog While wood decking may of temperatures can think • Canopy: A patio triangular fabric installed can be paired with patio
days, the same sun home- canopy is typically a over areas of a patio, pool tables, while stationary
owners once coveted can freestanding unit that can or landscape, according cantilever umbrellas sit
contribute to uncomfort- be installed over a patio to The Family Handy- out of the way on their
able conditions in out- or a deck. Some people man. Shade sails are own heavy-duty stands.
door entertaining spaces. prefer to bolt it down so light and airy and can be A cantilever umbrella
Meteorologists at it will not be knocked customized. tends to provide more
WHAS11 in Kentucky over in windy conditions. • Trees: A natural shade than patio table
took to their neighbor- The fabric on the canopy way to increase shade in umbrellas.
hoods in July 2020 to test can be removed during a yard is to plant more • Curtains: Homeown-
just how hot surfaces can the offseason, helping to shade trees. If sun glare is ers can block sunlight
get in the sun during peak improve its longevity. an issue all year long, and outdoors the way they do
daytime temperatures. • Awning: Awnings it’s not just the heat of the inside, offers MSN. Hang
Concrete sitting in the may be stationary or sun that is troublesome, curtains from the sides
sun almost all day reached retractable. Many are think about planting ev- of canopies or between
a temperature of 134.7 F, Shade is in high demand when the sun is hot. Options installed directly onto a ergreen trees. Deciduous posts on a deck to provide
while the same concrete abound for making outdoor areas more comfortable. home and can cast shade cousins will drop their shade and cozy spaces.
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Decor ideas to give homes a fresh look this spring
Spring is a season of reju- stepped back in time. A simple, features that make it hard for
venation, and that spirit of mural-style floral wallpaper on clutter to take over a room.
renewal can take hold in- the walls surrounding a table Create more open space in
side a home. in a breakfast nook can bring entertaining areas by mounting
Warm weather and longer nature inside. the television and getting rid of
hours of daylight make spring • Pastel colors: Nothing a bulky entertainment center.
a perfect time to imagine a embodies the spring quite like Create even more space by
home’s interior design in a pastel colors. If colorful, bright replacing rarely used end tables
new light. The following are flowers dot the garden in the with a storage ottoman where
a handful of decor ideas that backyard, homeowners can books and magazines can be
may inspire homeowners to bring those uplifting pastels in- stored to give a room a fresh,
give their homes an entirely side by painting an accent wall clean look.
new look this spring. or even adding some brightly • Accent features: Some-
• Wallpaper: Wallpaper fell colored accent furniture to times the smallest changes to
out of favor years ago, but new rooms that could use a lift. an interior space make the
styles that aren’t so heavily pat- • Declutter: Clutter is often biggest impression. Replace
terned can make for wonderful conquered during spring clean- dated accents like vases and
additions to any room. Large- ing sessions, but homeown- table lamps with newer items
scale prints can give a room a ers who want to create more that reflect the latest styles and
whole new feel without giving free-flowing interior spaces trends. Such adjustments won’t
Spring is a great time to reconsider home interiors. This spring homeowners or their guests can downsize their furniture break the bank, and they can
homeowners can embrace various strategies, both big and the impression that they have and/or look for multipurpose give rooms a whole new feel.
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The average timelines for popular renovation projects
Home renovation projects are ported projects taking as long as than that.
significant undertakings. Work- four months, though the average • Siding installation: Ho-
ing with skilled and experienced time reported was roughly six meAdvisor users report that new
contractors can ensure projects weeks. Projects that require siding projects take roughly two
go smoothly and are complet- major overhauls like rearrang- weeks from start to finish. That
ed promptly. Timing is a big ing the plumbing and moving estimate is the same regardless
consideration for homeowners walls will likely take longer than of which materials homeowners
as they begin renovating their more cosmetic projects that are are replacing and installing.
homes, and the home improve- limited to replacing cabinets and • Replacement windows:
ment experts at HomeAdvisor countertops. Homeowners who want to
note that the following are some • Bathroom remodel: More replace all the windows in their
general timelines for popular than 1,000 homeowners sur- home can expect such a project
renovation projects. veyed by HomeAdvisor reported to take roughly three weeks.
• Home addition: Short that bathroom remodels took HomeAdvisor notes that such
of a full-scale demolition and about 4.5 weeks from start to a timeline need not concern
rebuild, home additions are the finish. Small-scale remodels that homeowners worried that they
most time-consuming projects focus on painting the walls a will be forced to brave the ele-
homeowners can undertake. fresh color and replacing exist- ments during the length of the
HomeAdvisor notes that its sur- Certain variables, including the a big factor to consider when ing tiles can be completed in less project. Much of a contractors’
vey of customers who recently scale of the project and the local estimating the time it takes to than two weeks. But like with time during a window replace-
completed home addition proj- permits process, can extend complete various home im- kitchen remodels, bathroom ment project will be spent on
ects reported that the average the time it takes to complete a provement projects, and kitchen remodels that involve replacing upfront measuring and then
time from start to finish was home addition. remodels are no exception. plumbing fixtures and removing ensuring a tight fit once the win-
between three and four months. • Kitchen remodel: Scale is Some HomeAdvisor users re- walls figure to take much longer dows have been installed.
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Renovation trends that figure to be popular in the year ahead
Home renovation trends that various experts suspect components in the fight while making rooms appear
are ever-changing. Renova- could emerge in 2021. against climate change. bigger, helping people feel
tions that might have been • Eco-friendly living: • Large windows: Large less cramped. That’s an
de rigueur 20 years ago may Climate change, and how windows can provide especially beneficial char-
seem dated now. Recogniz- to combat it, was a hot stunning views of the acteristic when spending
ing the potentially popular button issue during the outdoors and allow ample more time indoors at home.
trends of tomorrow is a 2020 presidential election natural light into a home. It • Minimalism: The
great way for homeowners in the United States. So it may not be a coincidence anticipated popularity of
to give their homes a fresh should come as no sur- if large windows prove minimalism in 2021 may
new look and put them- prise that urdesignmag. to be a hot trend in 2021. also be connected to the
selves in position to capital- com, a web magazine that The COVID-19 pandemic pandemic. As professionals
ize on popular trends when showcases creative trends that dominated much of were forced to work from
they put their homes on the in design, architecture, art, 2020 forced many people home and many families
market. That’s especially so technology, and fashion, to spend considerably spent more time together
after 2020, a year when mil- predicts that eco-friendly more time at home. Darker inside their homes then
lions of people spent more living solutions figure to be homes without much natu- ever before, they may have
time at home than ever hot commodities in 2021. ral light can adversely affect recognized a need to cut Renovations that can help homeowners transform
before. All that time work- Eco-friendly appliances, mood, especially when peo- back on clutter, including rooms into multi-functional spaces figure to be hot
ing from home and relaxing furniture and designs can ple are spending more time extra furniture. A mini- commodities in the years ahead.
at home gave millions of help to conserve energy at home. HGTV predicts malist approach is both
homeowners ideas about and reduce waste, which that homeowners will seek simple and clean, which a lot of their homes in 2020, more time at home showed
what they like about their environmentalists and gov- ways to bring more natural can make homes feel less as rooms were transformed homeowners that it may
homes and what they hope ernment agencies like the light into their homes in claustrophobic. into multi-functional not make sense to dedicate
to change. The following Environmental Protection 2021, and large windows • Multi-functional spaces seemingly overnight. entire rooms of a home to a
are some renovation trends Agency note are two critical naturally brighten homes spaces: Homeowners asked HGTV notes that spending single purpose.
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Common causes of house fires
According to the Con-
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overheated pan or pot
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Between 2010 and 2014,
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25,000 home fires causing when cooking. timated 15,970 home fires
more than 300 deaths • Heaters: Have fur- involving clothes dryers
occur in the United States naces and other heating or washing machines
each year. Homeowners appliances regularly each year. Mechanical or
can keep themselves and inspected. Keep porta- electrical failure or mal-
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being aware of the dan- anything that can burn, the vast majority of home
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Whether your job is a large the risk for such fires.
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Safety first with DIY electrical work
Home improvement projects can help some DIY electrical work should familiarize significant hurdle to any DIY project.
homeowners transform their homes. Such themselves with their home electrical systems • Turn the power off. It’s essential that the
projects are costly, but many homeowners prior to beginning any work. The ESFI notes power to the circuit that will be worked on be
save money by doing some, if not all, of the that knowledge of their home electrical turned off prior to starting any work. This can
work themselves. systems can help homeowners more safely be accomplished by switching off the circuit
The Electrical Safety Foundation Inter- navigate them and make maintenance easier. breaker in the main service panel. Similarly,
national, a nonprofit organization dedicated • Honestly assess your skills. An honest when working on appliances or lamps, make
to promoting electrical safety, recommends assessment of skills is absolutely necessary sure the products are unplugged prior to
that homeowners leave electrical work to the prior to working on an electrical system. working on them.
professionals. Licensed electricians are well- According to the National Safety Council, • Do not touch plumbing or gas pipes
trained, whereas homeowners may not be injuries relating to electrical incidents typi- when doing electrical work. The experts at
skilled enough to avoid accidents or injuries, cally fall into one of four categories: electrical the Indiana Electric Cooperative note that
which can prove fatal when working with shock, electrocution, falls, and burns. Each the risk for electrocution is significant when
electricity. of these injuries is significant. For example, water comes in contact with electricity. It’s
Homeowners who take the do-it-yourself electric shock, which occurs when electrical imperative that homeowners do not touch
route with electrical work should consider current passes over or through a person’s plumbing and gas pipes when performing
Homeowners are best served these safety tips, courtesy of the ESFI, before body, involves burns, abnormal heart rhythm a DIY electrical project. Professionals know
by leaving electrical work to the beginning a home electrical project. and unconsciousness. Given the potential for how to work around such pipes while mini-
professionals. However, those who • Learn your home electrical system. serious injury, the ESFI urges homeowners to mizing their risk for electric shock or worse,
insist on doing such work themselves Home electrical systems may include power make an honest assessment of their skills be- and homeowners must familiarize themselves
should do their homework and get lines, electric meters, service panels, sub- fore they begin working on their home’s elec- with the techniques professionals rely on to
to know their systems and safety panels, wiring, and more. These systems are trical systems. Little or no experience working stay safe if they intend to begin DIY electri-
protocols prior to beginning a project. complex, and homeowners who intend to do with electrical systems should be considered a cal projects.
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