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1. Through the entire process, you should be countersinking your nails for two reasons: You want to be able to paint or stain the door without random nail heads showing through, and a nail head that sticks out may actually cause problems when you open and close the door. Buy a nail set from a local home improvement store and countersink all of the.

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2. 1 Way Door for Pests: This is a humane way of getting animal pests out of your garage, shed or attic, Install the 1Way Door, then find the pests entrances and seal them off. To help the pests find the new exit you could probably smear a little peanut butter on the out.

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3. May 11,  · It took a lot to open the windows. The odds were against me, but I opened every single one of those old windows, and now, five years later, I’m living in Santa Barbara looking out this window every morning as I work. And, I did it by myself. It’s nice to have help, but you don’t need it. You can open the windows by yourself.

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5. Install door sweeps on the bottoms of any doors that open to the outside. Follow the directions on the package to attach the piece to the door using the included screws and your screwdriver and/or drill. The sweep is an aluminum casing attached to a bendable rubber piece that forms an effective barrier so that bugs cannot enter your home.

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6. You don’t want to risk it when the time comes and your windows won’t open. Be proactive with your windows and you could end up saving a life. Door Safety Tips. Along with making sure your doors are always locked, below are some door safety tips to keep you and your family safe. Make Sure Your Doors are Well Lit.

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7. As they age, windows tend to develop noises as they open and close. It may stem from a variety of issues: the window track may need grease, the window could have come off the track or it may just be in need of a thorough cleaning. If you have a sleeping baby around, even the smallest noise can become a .

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8. It seems like every old house has at least one window that will not open. Often the problem is that a previous homeowner painted over the windows and frames. With multiple layers of paint, no window will be able to open. But it wasn't until we found the right tool for the job that we were able to open stuck windows with ease.

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