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How to Design a Gate Hinge That Swings Both Ways

Hinges come in a variety of types and sizes, each used for a different purpose. Some of them swing both ways, including the simple bolt-hook-and-strap hinge as well as the more complex double-acting spring hinge.

How to Clean a Spoiled Milk Smell From a Fridge

Cleaning spoiled milk out of the fridge is a process. Starting with an empty fridge, sanitize surfaces and then clean with baking soda to neutralize sour milk odors and clean up any old food debris.

How to Hang a Suncatcher in a Window

A suncatcher is a decoration typically made of stained or clear glass, which reflects natural outdoor lighting. Suncatchers can add a hint of color and aesthetic interest to any room in your home that has access to natural lighting from a window.

How to Decorate a Table for a 60th Birthday Party

A 60th birthday is a milestone event that calls for a celebration. Whether you are throwing a party to commemorate a 60th birthday party for a loved one or for yourself, you'll want to decorate the event space to give it a festive look.

Repairing Scratches on an Oil Painting

Scratches can show up on artwork for a variety of reasons. In some cases it is carelessness or poor storage practices. No matter what the reason for the scratch is, you can repair scratches on an oil painting on your own at home.

How to Grow Aji Dulce Pepper in a Pot

Aji dulce peppers (Capsicum chinense) hail from Puerto Rico, where they are an important part of local cuisine. These habanero cousins grow in the same caplike shape and feature the same smoky flavor as their spicy cousins, but qualify as sweet peppers with their lack of fire.

What Fertilizer to Use for Boxwood Hedges?

Boxwood (Buxus sempervirens) is a woody shrub favored for its fine-leaf evergreen foliage. This perennial plant grows in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 6 through 8. Boxwood is a low-maintenance shrub with dense foliage suitable for hedges.

Making Toga Costumes With Pillowcases

Whether it's for a college Greek theme party or for a Halloween costume, togas are an easy-to-make costume that can be crafted from household items, such as a pillowcase.

How to Make a Large Boxing Glove

Professional boxing gloves are made from materials designed to protect the hands and eliminate injuries during boxing. It is nearly impossible to make boxing gloves that are safe to box with at home, because most people do not have the necessary supplies or skill to make gloves that will eliminate injuries.

How to Make Stearic Acid

Stearic acid, or stearin, is a derivative of animal and vegetable fats and is often used in the manufacture of candles, among many other uses. It is a waxy and very hard solid. Prior to its development around 1811, candles were made from tallow and were notoriously soft, smoky and smelly.

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