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Using a Circular Saw Like a Pro

By Green Living
In terms of versatility, the circular saw is king among power saws, but it's also a classic example of a jack of all trades, master of none.

DIY Concrete Counter Tops Are a Lot of Work

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By Green Living
When brave, experienced “Do It Yourselfers” think of a concrete countertop project, it seems easy and inexpensive, nothing to be intimidated by, just mix some cement, pour,

My Amazing DIY Solar Generator

By Green Living
I remember the inspiration for building my solar generator clearly. It was close to 20 years ago and we were camping at the dunes in Oregon. Our campground neighbor, in a huge RV, ran his generator for about 2 hours one evening.

Extremely Crunchy: Re-Usable Toilet Paper

By Green Living
You think I’m totally gross, right? I know, I get it. “Wait, reusable WHAT?” is probably how your thought process went.

How to Choose a New Stove and Oven

By Green Living
“Considerations when picking out a new stove often have to do with whether you are buying one for the first time or not,” said Josh Gralenski, assistant sales manager for

Considerations When Choosing a Water Heater

By Green Living
When choosing a water heater for your home, you may want to consider the number of appliances you have, size of the household, environmental concerns, and economic factors before making a decision.

Beekeeping for Beginners

By Green Living
Here at Networx, we’re big fans of bees and other pollinators because they’re great for the environmentnand great for the garden. In the case of bees, there’s a little side bonus: fresh homemade honey!

Alternative Vegetable Jack-o-Lanterns

By Green Living
The tradition of the “Jack-O-Lantern stems from England, Ireland and Scotland where ghostly flickering lights, a natural phenomenon known as “ignis fatuus” or “fool’s fire”

A Flagstone Patio Replaces an Old Rotten Deck

By Green Living
A Denver area carpentry client of mine was looking at a replacing an old deck.

10 Clever Uses For PVC Pipe

By Green Living
PVC, or polyvinyl chloride, is an incredibly common plastic used primarily in construction and as piping in water distribution systems.