Oakville Beaver, 23 Jun 1993, p. 71

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album (t n I ll" Winona-she. M. Nit) m 's', " In m mu h mg“ n A. Pour a little hydrogen peroxide in a glass dish, add about l/8th tea- spoon of white vinegar to it and wipe the stains off with a sponge. But in spraying it on the logs in the stove, some of it has stained the quarry tiles around the opening of the stove. Is there a way to remove these brown- ish stains? _ New Haven. Vt. Q. I have used ACS following your recommendations to reduce the forma- tion of creosote in my wood stove and chimney; it works miraculously. Hang the mini-blinds outside on a piece of plywood leaning against something, wash them on both sides with a soft brush and a mild dishwash- ing detergent. Rinse with a garden hose. (Continued from page 20) Try cloth dampened with charcoal lighter fluid to dissolve excess glue Warmly Welcomes An experienced Oakville Real EstateSales Professional 844-5000 H SANDRA KYES Sales Representative Mummm I t REALTOR I I I ysllllllll I REALTOR I I I AYCTt9teER mummmww mam Ib-vm-ao-Yoo-ttEr-sary, "EAST OAKVILLE HOMESTEAD, CIRCA 1870' WRSDAYJJLY tmt RT 7111 PH 184 CHANNEL Rt?M,0lutMt1E,tWT Auction FT'x “on” ite, I [, i' EMOMI‘IC. ' MI A'smcrfei,tV6retti;ewretrrrrrisrt 1tttul,". 0445000 In winter, the wood members form- ing the trusses change dimension and arc, pulling the bottom chord off the walls. As the temperature moderates, the wood returns to its original dimen- sion and the cracks disappear. Warmly Welcomes A. You must be referring to the cen- tre walls and your roof must be framed with trusses. This is a common occur- rence called Truss Uplift Syndrome or Rising Truss Syndrome. Joint cracks Q. During the winter months, the joints between the walls and ceilings in the upper floor of my house open up. the cracks close up during the summer months. The attic has sprayed insulation that makes it impossible to nail down the roof structure. ls there a fix to this problem? - Maple, Ontario 844-5000 MICHAEL SHIELDS An experienced Oakville Corporate Real Estate Sales Professional Do not, under any circumstances, try to nail down the roof structure, as you call it. If this could be done suc- cessfully, the arcing trusses would pull the walls up with them, tearing them off the floor. The solution is to install a molding fastened only to the ceiling; it will go up and down with the trusses and sim- ply float along the walls. You can adhere it to the ceiling finish with a polyurethane sealant, such as Sikaflex Multicaulk, which you can buy in cer- tain building supply stores and mason- ry supply houses. Also, what can be done about exte- rior doors that do not fit tight and allow cold air in? - Fairfax, Vt. A. You can do one of several things to cure the problem. An immediate and cheap cure for the interior doors, although not very aesthetic, is to put a rubber band around the door knob on one side of the door and stretch it to wrap it over the knob on the other side of the door. Q. How can I cure a most annoying problem? Raining doors! When the windows are open for ventilation or a door is open or closed energetically, all the closed doors in the house rattle, We recently moved into this house and this is driving us crazy. Please let me know the results of your experiment so I can mention it with more certainty next time it comes up 2448 LAKESHORE ROAD WEST 825 -1171 ON PARK HARDWOOD REC. ROOM LARGE END UNIT NEAR LAKE -lllllllllllllllllllllllll ROYAL LEPAGE -ll-lllllllllllpypplp E MURRAY ClfMIAND" 825-1 171 825-1432 NAT HAYNES' 825- I 171 338-993 I Brtguy I)

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