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eHow • April 3, 2020

How to Replace the Roof on a Travel Trailer

Many travel trailers will develop leaks and sagging from excessive water damage to the roof. This can lead to the development of several other problems within the structure such as rotting floors, water damage inside walls and electrical shorts. Having the roof replaced by a professional can be expensive. Replacing the roof yourself is a fairly simple process that is well worth the time and money. With a few helpful tips and some basic tools, you can replace your travel trailer's damaged roof without busting your budget.

eHow • April 3, 2020

Do it Yourself Mylar Insulation

Mylar reflective insulation is comprised of polyester and aluminum, resulting in a silver-colored radiant barrier that reflects radiant heat. It keeps your home cooler in the summer and warmer in winter. This type of insulation is commonly used to insulate roofs and attics. Mylar insulation reflects 97 percent of radiant heat in the home, potentially cutting home energy costs significantly.

Our Pastimes • April 3, 2020

Fun Things You Can Make at Home Using One Piece of Paper

Paper is thought to have been invented in China between 140 BC and 86 BC. The advent of the printing press in the 1400s popularized paper in Europe. Paper is now a global staple and is used for many practical and artistic purposes throughout the world. Get creative and make enjoyable and meaningful crafts at home using just one piece of paper and a little imagination.

eHow • April 3, 2020

The Best Way to Run Outdoor Water Lines With Plastic Pipe

If you are running water lines in multiple directions, use a T-fitting to attach all lines together at the desired junction. Try to buy pipe and fittings produced by the same manufacturer to ensure a proper fit. After priming, place pipe and fittings in a clean, dry area free of dust and debris while drying to prevent contaminants adhering to primer.

Our Pastimes • April 3, 2020

How to Know What Key You Are Playing When Using a Capo on a Guitar

Using a capo is a common way to change keys without learning new fingering or re-tuning the entire guitar. Some keys are more difficult to play in with a regular guitar tuning. The capo makes playing intricate songs in odd keys simpler by allowing you to use familiar fingering. You can also use a capo to alter the key of a song to better suit your vocal range. Tune the guitar. Use an electronic tuner to set the pitches to an E A D G B E pitch progression, starting from the first string, which i

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