Introduction: Fix-It Channel
 Wooden Bench |  Worm Cafe - Compost with earthworms right in your garden |  Tormato! Tomato Cage With Trellis and Nutrient Delivery System |
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 Lawn Striper |  A Garden Shower in ten minutes and less than 8$ |  Renovating an old drill press |
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 How to Re-Cover Chairs |  Wall table (mesa de pared) |  PVC Hand drill |
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 Paper towel stand |  Work bench |  Drill press |
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 How to Install Drip Irrigation |  How to install a hardwood floor |  Make a Handy Razor Blade Scraper from a Scrap of Wood |
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 Portable Wheelchair ramps |  Easy Bird Feeder Hangers |  Garbage Can and Flower Pot Tandoor Oven |
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 Build an Easy 5 x 5 Home Greenhouse for under $25 |  How to build your own desktop zen garden |  Cleaning Products |
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 Get Wax Out of Carpet |  How to Use a Magnet to find Studs |  Selecting Exterior Paint |
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 How to Paint Clean Lines |  Controlling Outdoor Pests |  How to mount a shelf with wood shelf brackets |
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 Bag Leaves the Easy Way |  How to Make a Garden Fountain Out of, Well, Anything You Want |  Fast Fence Repair |
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 How to paint walls |  Energy Saving Checklist |  How to unclog sink pipes |
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 Fix the seal on your oven door |  Shower Head Plugged |  Fixing ceiling holes made by drywall anchors |
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 How to Clean Mold from a Wood Floor |  5-Minute Project: Drill-Powered Skateboard |  Build Your Own Backyard Fire Pit |
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 Watering can No stress |  Simple Workbench |  Remove a stripped screw or bolt. |
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 Hot Summer Lawn Watering |  Sprucing up Outdoor Furniture |  Weed Control - Part 1 |
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 Weed Control - Part 2 |  Lawn Care - Grub control |  Painting the Exterior of Your House |
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 Drop vs. Broad Spreader |  Four Step Fertilization |  Garbage Cans |
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 Caulking a Tub |  Choosing the Right Surge Protector |
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Tip 4 years ago on Introduction
Pertaining to the heat and air thermostat located on the double walls on double wides or modular homes. The hole behind the thermostat needs to be sealed after wires are attached. Otherwise it is possible to pull a draft through the wiring hole so that the thermostat does not work properly. I found out by high electric bill. I could feel a cool air draft coming from behind the thermostat causing it to not work properly. These walls extend into the attic space with up to a half inch space between them pulling cold and hot air down the wall out the back of the thermostat.