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PVC Gutter Cleaner

Video, Lawn and Garden, Roofing, Repairs and Installation, Exterior, Landscaping & Design Published 11/30/2006 by Danny Lipford

PVC Gutter Cleaner

Here’s a handy tip to help you clean out the gutters without having to climb onto your roof or a ladder. Create a long spray-wand from PVC pipe (1/2″ works well) with a “U” shape at one end.

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Extension Ladder Bucket Holder

Video, Painting, Roofing, Exterior, Tools & Hardware Published 11/28/2006 by Danny Lipford

Extension Ladder Bucket Holder

Extension ladders are a must for painting on higher areas of the home. But where do you put the paint? Create your own hanging device from a wooden dowel purchased at the home center. Choose the largest dowel that will fit inside the hollow rungs of the ladder (usually 5/8″ to 1″).

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Roof Painting Platform

Video, Carpentry, Painting, Roofing, Exterior Published 05/30/2006 by Danny Lipford

Roof Painting Platform

If you’ve ever painted dormers or half gables on the outside of a house you know that resting a paint can while working on a rooftop can really be tricky. Our solution: create a triangular platform with an angle opposite the roof (a bevel gauge and level will show you what the level needs to be).

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