Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 April 1949 — Page 38

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BF SURE wos ; - to see our beaut Con - display § RIANOS > : “and OR at the C E ~ HOME SHOW! dre Ven PIANOS, Inc. | S 16th at Meridion LI. 9289 | ummer = Major Damage See Our Exhibit Can Be Done at the Home Show In Off Season

Once you turn it off in spring, | it's easy to forget-the hard work your furnace did all winter, But {old faithful will suffer more damage during its summer vacation!

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[take eare of it. | When the fire goes out, mois-|

maller Holes Sane Be Patched

Notuing can detract from the lool of your home more than oS screens. But screen main-., tenance is something most homeowners can do In their spare time, with few tools. Good care will also lengthen the life.-of screens.

Before screens are hung, they '

{should be washed thoroughly and ithe !

condition of the frame {checked. If the joints.are weak or {broken, they can be strengthened |by. screwing metal braces to the {frame corners,

If the screening is rusted or

{than it was running if you don’t. corroded, scrub it:clean with hot

water and soap. Then brush on

jturpentine to loosen and remove {most of the rust and corrosion. {ture is formed by the contact of |pinally, paint both sides of the

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES.

Furnace Needs Shabby Screens Detract From Looks offome IK

Start putting on the new screen- With this done, Fun a sharp knife ing by

METAL CORNER BRACES

fastening ‘at—"corner (Figure 1) and stretch wire to ming. away the waste screening. corner B, tacking along top edge Renail the molding with % in. E. Pull wire in place and tacklor 1 in. brads. Jat corner C, then along F. Stretch! ‘wire to far corner and fasten at with enamel or varnish to get a D, tacking along edges G and H. head start on next year's work. |

Avoid Thinness In Concrete Floor

Don’t make a basement con- cement ‘when the aggregates are| crete floor too thin. The best rule is to make it not wet, and four and a half gallons | less than four inches thick, especially if the loads are unusually o> i heavy and the pressure of ground there should be ‘a cinder . fill water is heavy. Steel reinforcements are often hncummended to strengthen the/to provide a dry base. slab,

On well-drained soils the slab ; The proper mix is five and a may be placed directly on the half gallons of water per sack of earth. in 5

ducts, thus causing them to rust

this rust-producing moisture, “so all traces of dust and soot should ibe ‘removed from the flue, smoke pipe and upper portions of heat-

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|fresh water in spring invites cor-

cleaning, apply a thin ‘coat {ght oil with plant: sprayer or oll {gun i Close the Furnace

it's idle so no draft can go!

through the smoke pipe; this will |With screwdriver or chisel so that cut a new piece a little longer lalso reduce the condensation in- It May be reused. The nail can/'than the opening of the screen

side the smoke pipe and heater.

Another way to keep out mols-

{ture is to use calcium chloride, a le hemical that absorbs water from {the air. This is placed in the fire pit in fake form, and renewed every few weeks to make up for loss due to liquefication. The

warm air 6n the cool metal of the screen

amel

| Dust tends to ahsorb and hold with turpentine. to help prevent deteriora-

also, tion.

Small holes in the screen can be repaired simply with a “patch” ing plant with a wire brush. After of screening, placed over the hole of and woven to the screen with a .

strand But

{torn or rusted, Close the furnace tightly when!!8. to replace the whole thing. in.

Pry

be pul

rHquid-formed-ts-collected tn a pan

{underneath the flake basket. Be |careful how you dispose of it; [calcium chloride kills vegetation. | The best protection for warm {air pipes is to take them down; |after cleaning, store them in a |dry place. The open ends of the! pipes leading to the registers may then be stuffed with paper.

Don’t Drain Boller

It isn’t wise to drain a steam or| {hot-water boiler at the end of a! {heating season. The water al{ready in. the boiler has been {heated repeatedly, and thus con-! tains no free air to rust hoiler or “pipes. Draining and filling with

rosion. Water may be added oc(casionally to keep the system {completely filled. It any trouble developed in | your heating system during the! winter, spring is-a good time to|

call in your heating contractor, HK

for an inspection. Otherwise you'll probably forget to do anything about it until it's time to put the furnace back work again.

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with a coat of screen enor apar varnish thinned Paint the frame,

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COMPLETE WINDOW OW SCREEN { of wire. { if your screens are badly instead of trying to drive them. the only solution back out the way they were driven

up the molding carefully|” After removing the old wire,

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Then go over your new screen;

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CALL ANYTIME * DAY OR NICHI when very wet,

When built on water-logged son

{gravel ¥an be used) for to six inches thick and properly drained

Why Quality Counts

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We try to get our customers to do their landscaping right the first time, knowing they will soon have to do it over again, if they do not. Remember that trees and shrubs grow, some much faster than others. However well a planting may look when first put in, it must not grow out of balance, and it should not outgrow its space. Eagle Creek tries to be conscientious In its recommendations. We know that fast-growing trees and shrubs cost less, and we can use them on large estates, where there is plenty of room. But on city lots we prefer slow growing, rather permanent, dwarf types, even though the first cost is higher.

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