3 Key Differences Between Domestic and Construction Wastes
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11 July 2018
Using regular waste management services or methods may not be sufficient enough to deal with your construction waste. Although all waste might end up in the same landfill, knowing how to separate construction from domestic waste is important. Below are 3 major differences between construction and domestic wastes.
Weight
Unless you run a factory in your back yard, domestic waste does not compare, in weight, to construction waste. Domestic waste can weigh anything between a few grams to 100 kilos.
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3 Tips to Get the Most Out of Your Rainwater Tank
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13 March 2018
Whether you need a water tank to supplement your domestic water requirements or prepare for the dry season, you need to make sure that you get the most out of the tank. This involves ensuring that the tank lasts long and provides water that is clean, healthy, and free of all impurities. However, when living in the urban areas, accessing clean rainwater is not always a guarantee due to environmental pollution.
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3 Benefits of Rekeying rather than Replacing the Locks in Your Home
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13 February 2018
If you have lost your key, you may be considering asking a locksmith to change the locks on your home. However, you may not be aware of the fact that you have another option for replacing the locks. This option is rekeying. During rekeying, rather than replacing the entire door lock, the locksmith will adjust the pins inside the existing lock, so they match your new set of keys. Below is a guide to 3 benefits of rekeying your locks.
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Why You Should Consider Silicone Rubber Waterproofing
Posted on:
12 February 2018
Have you been advised to apply a waterproofing coating on the basement floor of your home? Read on and discover why it may be advisable for you to choose waterproofing materials that are made from silicone rubber when you look at building supplies.
Greater Chemical Resistance
The process by which silicone rubber waterproofing materials are made transforms the ingredients into an inorganic substance. This inorganic product (silicone-rubber waterproofing coating) has a greater resistance to chemical attacks, such as the acidic chemicals that may be contained in the moisture that is seeping up from the foundation of the building.
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