Friday, December 30, 2011

Sunday, December 18, 2011

Removing Snow With The MinnSNOWta Roof Razor

Here you can see the Titan Roof Razor removing about 12" of wet snow. Note the flex in the pole, the strength of the Roof Razor, and the ease in which the snow is removed. The horizontal head frame acts as a cutting bar. Removing the snow is a simple as push, stop, small reverse stroke, and let gravity do the work. For more information go to www.minnsnowta.com

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Friday, December 9, 2011

Life and Living at the Jersey Shore Episode 44 | Nov 9 2011 | Weekly Real Estate News

Welcome to Episode 44 of Life And Living At The Jersey Shore. November 9, 2011 It is filled with Real estate tips, trends, statistics, fun things to do in southern ocean county. The web cast is funny, informative with lots of Tom's wisecracks. Each week we try to bring you fun, informative and interesting tidbits about the best kept secret at the Jersey Shore... Southern Ocean County If you have questions send it to Amanda@sellertom.com and we'll read them on the air. (Might not be able to answer them, but we will read them) This weeks Stats: This week's stats involve vacant land. We currently have 425 listings of land in southern ocean county. Some are not buildable; some are; some are small lots and some are as large as 50 acres! Highest price 00000 LOW: 99 MEDIAN: 0000 AVG: 9110 AVG Days on the Market: 300 Fun stuff in Southern Ocean: In honor of Veterans Day -- on Friday Nov 11 -- at 3:30pm at the Lacey branch of the OceanCounty Library Meet the bikers of Rolling Thunder and Amanda Zito HM1 USN (ret) will be here to discuss the history of women in the Armed Services in honor of Veterans Day. Please register. By calling: 609 693-8566 Tom's Tidbits: Ocean County is home to over 68000 veterans. The county offers a lot of great services -- as does the state, by the way, for veterans in need. From employment help to medical questions you can call the OC Veterans Service Bureau at 732- 929-2096. And if you love your freedom, thank a veteran. Don't forget we are ...

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Saturday, November 26, 2011

Cleaning, Caring, and Storing a Gazebo Replacement Canopy

!±8± Cleaning, Caring, and Storing a Gazebo Replacement Canopy

As the summer months draw to a close, outdoor gatherings become few. It is that time of year to put the tiki torches and beach balls away, and pull out the sweaters, down comforters, and clean out the fireplace. The same should be said for replacement canopies for gazebos. With a gazebo more commonly associated as an outdoor gathering place during the summertime, care should be taken to make sure that the canopy on top is put away as well. Sure, it may seem like a daunting task: having to remove the entire fabric from the frame, folding it, and storing it away. But in the end, all of the effort will be well worth it, when next summer rolls around, because you will have another season to enjoy. Here a few tips and suggestions to consider when caring, cleaning, and storing your replacement canopy.

Because the replacement canopy is a cloth roof, over time and constant exposure to the sun, wind, and rain, it will eventually deteriorate. On average, it is used for about two to three seasons. This is dependent on the type of climate you live in. However, if you take extra care of the replacement canopy, it can last you another season or so. One of the first steps you can take once you remove the canopy is to clean it thoroughly. This can easily be done by washing the top down with a sponge or brush using a mild soap and water mixture. Once washed, allow the canopy to completely dry about 24 hours before storing away for the winter. It is not recommended that you wash the canopy top in a clothes washer. As an outdoor fabric, the material and construction of the replacement canopy is different then a cotton t-shirt.

Another way to wash the canopy is with the 303 Fabric Cleaner Concentrate. This cleaner can remove mildew, dirt, and other stains. Not only can it be used for outdoor fabrics, it can be used for indoor fabrics, such as furniture upholstery, carpeting, and vinyl. Its solvent-free formula removes mildew, mold, dirty, bird droppings, grease, oil, and most other stains from any water-safe textile material. Gazebo canopies, outdoor awnings, patio furniture, carpet, upholstery, curtains, fabric convertible tops, tonneau covers, bimini tops, and indoor furniture can all be cleaned with 303. This product is safe for the environment because it is non-toxic, biodegradable. It does not contain soap detergent or toxic chemicals and rinses off residue-free.

For removing spots and stains using the 303 Fabric cleaner, you can either use as a concentrate or dilute with water. Spray the area on the canopy that needs to be cleaned, and agitate with a medium brush or wet cloth. Wipe clean with a damp cloth as described above or rinse thoroughly with water. Allow the fabric to completely dry before storing or placing the canopy top back onto the gazebo frame.

To prevent the presence of mold and mildew on your replacement canopy, the Jomax Mold and Mildew Shield is also another product to consider using. It is great for interior and exterior use on fiberglass, tile, grout, fabrics, paint, vinyl, plastic and more. You can apply this product to your canopy top or other mold and mildew prone areas to keep your surface looking clean and good as new. To apply, simply spray one even coat on surface. Sprays on white to show coverage and then dries clear for efficient application.

After the replacement canopy is nice and clean, you can protect your canopy from the sun, water, and other elements with any type of fabric guard, such as Scotchguard or 303 High Tech Fabric Guard. The 303 High Tech Fabric Guard also protects patio swing canopy tops, umbrella canopies, and other outdoor furniture from deteriorating quickly. In addition, the Fabric Guard is safe for the environment, as it is non-toxic. It does not contain silicone, unlike some products that only repel water and require reapplication after 2 or 3 months. 303's formula is "high-tech" in the fact that it impedes mildew formation and locks out anything that threatens to soil or stain your fabric.

For the fabric guard to be effective, the fabric itself must be clean and dry. The protectant will adhere better to a surface that is very clean. If the canopy is not dirt free or unsoiled, the Fabric Guard will not bond properly, affecting its performance. It is recommended that you apply two coats of the spray on the replacement canopy top. This provides an even coating. Allow the first coat to dry completely (to the touch) before applying the second coat.

If the canopy top will not be used, especially for the winter months, it is suggested that it be removed from the gazebo and stored away. Various cold climates can affect the lifespan of the canopy top, and constant exposure can deteriorate the fabric. Also, should huge rainstorms or snowstorms arise; the collection of water or snow can affect the lifespan of the canopy, as well as compromise the stability of the frame. Please make sure to clean the replacement canopy thoroughly before putting it away. The canopy should also be dry as well. Any type of moisture may allow mold and mildew to grow and, in essence, dry rot and ruin the canopy. Please make sure to store it in an airtight container or storage box until you are ready to enjoy it again.

Extra steps can be taken to ensure that the metal frame for your gazebo is in tip top shape. In addition to removing the replacement canopy, some people will detach the metal parts entirely and store it for the winter. If you do not mind taking down the entire frame and putting it together again when springtime rolls around, then storing the entire structure would be ideal. Since most folks are not able to do that every season, they just remove the canopy top, and leave the frame intact in their yard. To prevent the metal frame from exposure to the elements, a can of Rust-Oleum Rust Inhibitor Spray can stop rust from forming. This is a simple, easy to apply, rust/corrosion control product that is effective on metal because it creates a transparent barrier against rust. Not only is the spray great for steel frame gazebos, it also can prevent gardening tools, sporting equipment, and other outdoor metal items, from rusting due to constant exposure to the sun and air.

If you follow these tips you will be sure to keep your replacement canopy top and your gazebo looking like new. In reality, there is no way to beat Mother Nature, but if you are able to enjoy many years of parties, events and relaxing outdoors, then many more memories and moments are created because you took extra special care of your canopy top.


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Thursday, November 17, 2011

drake - abhorrence remix (favourite colour)

Little rap i did called favourite colour, had to rush a bit so few mistakes sorry bout that but enjoy! lyrics are below its been many months feeling like many years sitting in ma bed thinking of all ma many tears fears forever growing not to look for anymore waking from ma bed still wanting to dream some more contimplating what went wrong which were my mistakes thinking too much was this my mistake instincts within me not far from the truth so whos fault was it it went through the roof i look up to the stars see some shining alone ask god is this permenant or just my time to grow taking in the smoke for reasons i dont know mind in a bliss purpose still untold just looking for reasons but do i need anymore life is suffering when it stops youve scored a round of applause that smile is yours stand tall my son and give em a roar i see my favourite colour same colour as my heart i asked a sign from god and here you are i see the sun is shining bursting through the rain i see so many colours but i clearly see your name its gotta get bad before yoou get your desert and trust me it really couldnt get any worse call me crazy cus it aint been long time has no meaning if its our past life living on feeling reoccuring instantly know fears i thought were forever gone in one blow i swear what i say has a meaning im not blowing smoke your beauty has the feeling of an angel pure as snow wanting to hold you forever not let go but i need you to hold me first just so i know your smile sets ...

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Monday, October 31, 2011

The Effects of Melting Snow and Roof Leaks

!±8± The Effects of Melting Snow and Roof Leaks

Looking after the roof of our house is the first and possibly most important step to caring for the long-term life of any house. Roof leaks are obviously a big problem in any house but knowing the correlation between melting snow and roof leaks can help you to prevent one of the major problems that many houses face. When snow melts and runs down the roof it often refreezes as it reaches the edge of the roof and the gutter. You've probably stood back in awe looking at these ice dams that form, but these can cause havoc with the integrity of your roof. However, they are relatively easy to prevent and doing so will undoubtedly save you money and heartache in the future.

How ice dams form.

The warmth from your house melts the snow on the top of your roof because this is the warmest part of your roof. As this melted snow runs down the roof underneath the snow it then reaches the roof edge, which is at sub zero temperature; this drop in temperature causes the snowmelt to refreeze creating the dams that you often see on people's houses in winter. The weight of these dams can cause a problem itself, however, the real problem occurs when further snowmelt collects in pools against the dams. This water eventually runs through the roof and into the house. Understanding this connection better melting snow and roof leaks is the first step to preventing it, and you basically have two options in order to do so.

Control the roof temperature.

There must be sub zero temperatures in order for the snow to be created initially, there then must above zero temperatures to melt the snow and there must be further sub zero temperatures to create the ice dams. Without all three of these factors you will not suffer from ice dams. For instance your shed is very unlikely to suffer ice dams because the entire surface of the roof is at a sub zero temperature. This means there is no build up of ice around the eaves. It is virtually impossible to keep the whole of your roof at temperatures above zero during very chilly winters, but it is possible to keep a new roof entirely at sub zero temperatures without compromising the temperature of the house. In order to avoid melting snow and roof leaks you need to have very good insulation, ventilation and an effective air barrier. This keeps the warm air in and the roof at a constant temperature thus eliminating melting snow and roof leaks from occurring.

Protection for the perishable areas of your roof.

In many cases you can use a rubber membrane that is attached directly to the roof and the shingles are then added on top. The membrane is actually self-healing so the rubber will heal around the nail holes you create when attaching the shingles. This means that the delicate areas of your roof will be protected in the event of ice dams forming. This can be an effective way to control melting snow and roof leaks in older roofs that are not being replaced.


The Effects of Melting Snow and Roof Leaks

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Thursday, October 27, 2011

Snow Guards for Metal Roofs (20 Piece Kit with Forty 1 1/2 Inch Self Drilling Purlin Screws and Cold Weather Sealant)

!±8±Snow Guards for Metal Roofs (20 Piece Kit with Forty 1 1/2 Inch Self Drilling Purlin Screws and Cold Weather Sealant)

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Snow Guards are rooftop devices that help prevent snow slides, the dangerous movement of snow and ice, by allowing it to melt completely or drop off in small amounts. Plastic snow guards can also be called, snow-guards, snow brackets, snow guards or snow birds. Our clear snow guard products help prevent damage from avalanching snow and ice while remaining practically invisible, adding beauty and function. Snow guards are a practical, cost-effective addition to any sloped metal roof in winter climates.

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