Wood paneling, shag carpeting evoke warm fuzzies - Seattle Post Intelligencer

Wood paneling, shag carpeting evoke warm fuzzies Seattle Post Intelligencer This 1750-square-foot house, built in 1942, has two bedrooms, 1.75 bathrooms, extensive wood paneling, a kitchen with retro appliances, wallpaper and faux-brick flooring, a daylight basement with retro light fixtures, a front patio and a back porch.

Open Houses Scheduled for This Sunday - Patch.com

Open Houses Scheduled for This Sunday Patch.com ... family room and living room both with fireplaces; large laundry room; den with door to second deck; master bedroom suite with fabulous bath; finished walkout lower level with bath; inground pool with patio; hot tub on deck; 3 car attached garage. and more »

Ask the Builder: Cleaning algae from a deck - NorthJersey.com

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Ask the Builder: Cleaning algae from a deck NorthJersey.com DEAR TIM: I have green algae on the shaded parts of my deck, my patio and my vinyl siding. I believe there's also black mildew on my siding. Then there's the roof - I have black streaks of algae up there. How can I safely remove the algae from all ... Oxygen bleach removes algae without toxicitySILive.com all 2 news articles »

Elevated Deck Systems Launches New Bison Deck Products - TopWireNews (press release)

Elevated Deck Systems Launches New Bison Deck Products TopWireNews (press release) /EINPresswire.com/ Elevated Deck Systems has recently introduced new Bison Deck adjustable deck supports. These new and improved deck supports have a multitude of applications ranging from roofs to concrete patios. With a maximum reach of 12 inches, ... and more »

Why did Cubs fans fall in love with Wood? - Chicago Daily Herald

Why did Cubs fans fall in love with Wood? Chicago Daily Herald Wood's resilience. The career-that-could-have-been was marred by 16 trips to the disabled list. There was the Tommy John surgery in 1999, followed by shoulder problems that finally ended his career. After each setback, Wood got up off the deck and came ... and more »