How to Remove a Screw with No Head
When you decide to do some handyman DIY job that requires the use of a screw, you will encounter a stripped screw that needs to be removed. Usually, this is a screw that the head…
Birch Vs. Aspen: The Difference Between the Two Trees
People have been unable to differentiate between Birch and Aspen for the longest time. For instance, they are deciduous, tall and slender, and have white bark. However, despite looking alike, the trees belong to different…
How to Take Care of a Kordana Rose
You might not be familiar with the name ‘Kordana rose,’ but you’ve probably come across a few without realizing it. The vast majority of the miniature roses sold in florists are actually varieties of Kordana…
What to do if Your Bathroom Drain Won’t Unscrew
Have you ever been forced to deal with a bathroom drain that isn’t working properly? Maybe it’s not draining particularly well and when you go to remove the drain in order to inspect and clean…
How to Take Care of an Exotic Angel Plant
Exotic Angel Plants aren’t a plant as such. At least, not one particular kind of plant. Rather, they’re a registered trademark of Hermann Engelmann Greenhouses Inc. The trademark is used against a huge variety of…
What Type of Nails Do You Use When Building a Fence?
Fences not only provide you with security but also safeguard your privacy. While you may be spoilt for choices regarding the type of fence, wooden fences never go out of style. However, ensuring your fence…
How To Use Boric Acid To Kill Termites
Termites are dangerous pests that can cause intensive damage to your wooden structures. If you see a few of them crawling around, more are certain to be lurking around. Anyone who has termites needs to…
What is a Bleeding Tree?
The Socotra Dragon Tree, also known as Dracaena Cinnabari, is found in the Dragonsblood Forest of Socotra Island, which belongs to the nation of Yemen. It is located along the southern tip of the Middle…
20 Types of Screw Heads and What They’re For
The first known appearance of screws occurred during the time of the ancient Greeks. Surprisingly, they weren’t used to attach one part to another, instead they were used to press olives and grapes. Fast forward…