Comments for Ace Woodworking Plans

Comment on Wooden Toy Truck by Terry

Terry — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 17:43:06 +0000

Seems simple enough. I like the feature of the tail gate that lowers. Looks like It would be rugged enough for long play.

Comment on 12000 Beautiful Wooden Shed Plans and Woodworking Projects by Woodworking Plans

Woodworking Plans — Tue, 22 Dec 2009 07:09:24 +0000

Hi with the complete guide I am sure anyone can complete their project.

Cheers,

Comment on Tips For Building Your Own Garage: Getting Started by Kerry O

Kerry O — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 01:57:59 +0000

Here are my directions for building a great worm composter. Mine has been in my house for 5 years and never smelled. The compost is great for the garden! And the kids love the worms.

http://www.ehow.com/how_4769967_build-kitchen-worm-composting-box.html
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Comment on Tips For Building Your Own Garage: Getting Started by LuLu

LuLu — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 01:55:59 +0000

Be careful about keeping it too wet. I made a worm farm a few weeks ago, and this morning I found a few worms on my kitchen floor. Yuck! I'm pretty sure I over-watered it!

Anyways, I used a set of plastic drawers, cut out a rectangle from the bottom with a box cutter, super glued/duct taped screen to the holes, and added some worms, shredded newspaper, coffee grounds, tea bags, and fruit/veggies. I got the worms from WalMart. Red wigglers.

Good luck!
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Comment on Tips For Building Your Own Garage: Getting Started by Cocoa-nut

Cocoa-nut — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 01:53:59 +0000

I've attached a link in the "source"box .
You can usually get the worms at your local feed store.
The worm farm should be kept outdoors or in the garage .
Be sure to keep the bin slightly moist ,don't let it dry out !
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opentutorial.com/index.php?title=Make_a_worm_farm -

Comment on Tips For Building Your Own Garage: Getting Started by know-it-all

know-it-all — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 01:51:59 +0000

I knew a man who fished a lot and grew his own worms in a casket ( don't know where he got that, though). He bought a container of red wigglers from a bait shop to start. He used good, rich potting soil and added grass clippings, leaves, coffee grounds from time to time. He also had to make sure it stayed moist but not wet. You will not want them in your room. Outdoors in a shady area is best. The dirt has a dank, musty smell.
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Comment on Tips For Building Your Own Garage: Getting Started by Lauren E

Lauren E — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 20:49:18 +0000

Tips on starting a worm farm?
I want to start a worm farm this summer.
How do I build a farm using a medium sized plastic container?
What do I feed the worms?
What kind of worms do I get? Are earthworms good? I heard red wrigglers are. If you suggest, them-then where do I buy them or find them cheap?
If I put them in my room…do they smell bad? Or should I keep them in our garage?

Comment on Shelving Set Up by Brian A

Brian A — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 14:57:59 +0000

Provided that you remove food from the dishes prior to putting them on the shelve I don't see why the flies would be particularly interested.
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Comment on Shelving Set Up by Ally K

Ally K — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 14:55:59 +0000

At one time we had open shelves on the corners of our kitchen cabinets and I could not believe how quickly my decorative pottery got covered with dust!
The stuff on the shelves close to the stove got dirty from cooking grease and the ones on the other side of the kitchen got splattered with batter from my mixer getting out of hand on a regular basis! (I'm a slap happy cook, I guess! HA)

When we remodeled our kitchen, we got glass cabinet doors on one side of the kitchen with lighting inside. We did this rather than leaving the shelves open because of the dust and grease issue and I'm very glad we did.
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Comment on Shelving Set Up by Lola

Lola — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 14:53:59 +0000

Maybe glass fronts? Dust can be an issue - especially as kitchen dust can have grease in it. Dishes that are used daily shouldn't be a big issue, but will need to be rinsed especially if you use sprays of deodorizer, insect repellent, lysol.
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