Simple root cellars: the thrifty way to store fresh fruits and vegetables for month without a freezer

Article Abstract:

Several types of root cellars based on location are described. They can be built at the bulkhead of a cellar stairs, or in a cellar room, entryway or mudroom, in an attic, or as an insulated room build against an outside building. How to prepare the area for specific produce is given.

Vegetables, Storage, Fruit, Fruits (Food), Storage in the home, Home storage, Root cellars

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Talking caulking

Article Abstract:

Caulks vary in ingredients, characteristics and price depending on their intended use. Caulking prices range from $1.50 to $14 and the products last from a year or two to 50 years. Caulk is used to seal cracks where two surfaces do not meet adequately.

Usage, Prevention, Air flow, Caulking, Caulks

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A fine garden gate

Article Abstract:

Garden gates should be both inviting and sturdy in construction. Individual designs, rather than prefabricated home center gates, allow for personal garden gate character. Construction steps and basic designs are included.

Gates (for fences, etc.), Gates (Closures)

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