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At times I have written about proper etiquette when borrowing tools and your “Neighborly Responsibilities” (http://blog.davezillion.com/?p=539). Well let’s just say there are also some expectations that go along with asking someone for some assistance around the old hacienda. You need to be properly prepared whenever asking a brother/sister, best friend, or some who you have connected with [...]
I have a trap, he has a trap, and she has a trap, why does everyone have a trap? Under every sink or open drain you should find that U shaped thing called a trap. How many people know why a trap under a sink exists? What I thought was very general knowledge; I recently found [...]
So I was on my cell phone with my buddy talking about something really not worth talking about. He interrupted me and said that he hadn’t eaten all day and was hungry but couldn’t cook his frozen pizza because his oven is broken. I asked if his grill was broken too. You can see where I [...]
First off, let me welcome all our new DaveZillion Members…..
One of the DaveZillion.com features that I like and have found to be a great help is the “Tool Share” section. My DZ community has posted numerous tools on the tool share section and most have taken advantage of their neighbors resources. It is very clear how the tool share works [...]
With the cost of everything on the rise, sometimes we need to find new ways to stretch what we have instead of buying new. This seems to be a running theme these days not only with DaveZillion members but also in most households. Memorial day is just around the corner and everyone is getting the [...]
Pressure Washer
The Tool of the Week that I am featuring this week is the Pressure Washer, also known as a “Power Washer”. A Pressure Washer can be one of the most useful tools you can ever own. There are countless uses for the Pressure Washer. Whether or not you own your own home, own a condominium, rent a home, or live in an apartment there is usually some task that needs to be completed that could be made easier and end with better results, when utilizing a Pressure Washer. There are two different types of Pressure Washers. The Pressure Washer can be found in either an electric model or gas powered model with a wide range of the amount of pressure generated by the pump. The higher the PSI rating the more powerful the unit. Each one has their benefits and depending on the needs of the consumer will guide you to which model would be best suited for your needs. The electric model will be easier to use and usually smaller and lighter weight, where the gas powered model will be larger but will more than likely be much more powerful. The following are just a few jobs made easy with a Pressure Washer:
Those are just a few of the applications for a Pressure Washer. Once you get your hands on a good pressure washer, I guarantee you’ll find more uses for it than you thought possible.
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Black and Decker Laser Level
The tool that we are featuring this week is the Laser Level. The laser level is one of those tools that once you purchase it, you can’t believe stuff got done around the apartment or house without it. There are all different types on the market. Some can be mounted on a tripod or simply sit on a counter while others can be mounted directly on the wall. The one that we are featuring this week is a wall mounted model. This laser level has multiple functions. It can be utilized as a stud finder. It also measures distance electronically and displays a horizontal and vertical laser line. One of the best features of this model is that it is self leveling, which means it takes the guess work out of the picture and possibility of making mistakes when attempting to manually level the tool like so many other models. The uses for this tool around the home are endless. This laser level could be used to assist in hanging pictures, installing a chair rail, installing wall tile, hanging curtains, putting up crown molding, installing cabinets and the list can go on and on. For a tool that is so versitile and will help you get the job done right the first time, the cost is definitely on the lower end. A simple wall mounted model can start as low as $20.00. The cost for the one featured today will run you just under $100.00. For either $20 or $100 the peace of mind that you’re getting the job done correctly and not having to look at that crooked picture is definitly worth it.
If you have a laser level that you can’t live without, post a comment and let the DZ community in on some of the uses you have found most helpful.
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