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Good House and Breaks Music
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For electronica fans interested in excellent house and breaks. This is worth listening time. If you are at work, put your headset on, cause you're gonna want it very, very loud. It's gooood stuff. Trust me.
Updated Sep 19, 2009
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Winter Recovery Foundation & Concealer
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I used to be a Channel fan. I only used Channel brand foundation. One day, of of the blue, I decided to buy this while visiting a Body Shop store. It is great. It conceals without all the oily, greasy feeling and look. Thumbs up.
Updated May 9, 2009
Welded Wire
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Very handy wire fencing for climbing plants, for keeping dogs out, and for the chicken coop... Yes Siree. I have a chicken coop. (Eyes rolling.) (Came with the house.)
Updated Jan 30, 2009
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Converter Two-Way Hand Truck and 4-Wheel Cart
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Believe it or not, I've actually had to move a few embarrassing things from my front yard... A washing machine, a pink retro sink, and even a sofa bed. Don't ask how they got there... The important fact is, they got 'out' of there with the use of this dolly. It's cool because you can put it down and it turns into a 4-wheeled cart. Sweet or what?
It works well for moving garden rocks... Bags and bags of them.
Updated Jan 30, 2009
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Steel Yard Cart With Collapsible Sides
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One of the best gifts I received was this garden cart. It can haul a lot of stuff, including a giant dog! Okay, and lumber.
Updated Jan 30, 2009
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Contractor Wheelbarrow
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This is the handiest item for yard work. The single wheel makes it easy to maneuver heavy loads like rocks or dirt. I use it for lighter things because I'm small. But even with a two-wheeler, I still depend on this unit.
It's important to buy the metal one if possible. It will be much more durable and will last longer sitting outside.
Updated Jan 30, 2009
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Snow Shovel Scoop
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aka extra-large poop scooper... Works well for shoveling leaves, pine needles and mulch too.
Updated Jan 29, 2009
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Ergonomic Pruners
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Great for people with arthritis or achy hands. These pruners have a rotating mechanism that helps reduce straining hand muscles. They do cost about twice as much as the regular, but if you are going to do a lot of yard or garden work, it's worth investing in great pruners.
Updated Jan 29, 2009
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Fiskars Pruning Stick
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This is an added luxury to own. It is a tool that's in between a lopper and a tree pruner. It allows me to reach about 7'-8' without ladder or an extended pole, which, if you are short, is very difficult to balance.
The Fiskars one is unique and works super well. I was able to prune some pretty large branches with them. And they also work well trimming smaller bushes. It's not required for the yard, but like I said, a luxury if you can afford it.
Updated Jan 29, 2009
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Contractor Bags
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Avoid a real big mess and get bags that can hold a lot of weight. They are heavy-duty and large, which makes cleaning up so much more pleasant. Nothing is worse than having to garbage the garbage over and over again.
Updated Jan 26, 2009
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