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Do you have a dripping faucet, peeling paint or maybe bugs in your lawn
or garden? Or perhaps you need some ideas to decorate or beautify you home.
The
Do it Best
How to Encyclopedia is a great resource to help you with all of your
projects.
 | Mold Concerns & Liabilities For information
on building a healthy home, visit www.bldgperformance.com
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| New Generation Preserved Wood America has
depended on wood treated with Chromated Copper Arsenate (CCA) to make outdoor
wooden structures sturdy, stable and safe for over 30 years. CCA-treated
wood has extended the life of these products from just a few years to decades
by preventing termite damage and decay that could contribute to unstable or
unsafe structures. [more]
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| Transition to New Generation of Wood Preservatives
Questions & Answers: Over the past decade, the three major
manufacturers have developed and refined a number of highly effective, new
wood preservatives. After discussions with the U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency (EPA), and in light of the growing interest in alternative
products, each of the manufacturers has volunteered to make a transition to
this new generation of wood preservatives for the consumer and residential
market. To expedite this transition, preservative manufactures,
suppliers and pressure treaters will retool their facilities over the next two
years. [more] |
| New Water Heater Regulations U. S. Dept. of
Energy - ANSI Code Z21.10.1-2001
 | Schedule of Compliance |
| Expected Price Increase |
| Summary of Changes |
Beginning in July 1, 2003, U.S. water heater manufacturers will be changing
the basic design of gas-fired residential water heaters of 75,000 btu's or
less. [more] |
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