How-To Guide: Outdoor Pool Furniture
How-To Guide: Outdoor Pool Furniture One of the most useful pieces of outdoor pool furniture is a towel rack. You can easily build one out of PVC pipe that can hold...
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How-To Guide: Dog Agility Equipment
Every member of the family needs regular exercise, and your dog is no exception. Weave poles made out of PVC pipe are a great way for your pet to stay in...
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How to Make a PVC Marshmallow Shooter / Blow Gun
Even though the groundhog predicted six more weeks of winter, it’s time to prepare for spring and summer activities. PVC Marshmallow shooters are fun, easy, and affordable. Whether your child...
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Christmas Tree Watering Hack
Do you have a live Christmas tree this year? One of the challenges of keeping a Christmas tree looking great is finding a way to water it without dousing the...
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PVC Kids Growth Chart Idea
Keeping children's height charts has long been a treasured family tradition. Surprisingly though, there has never been a great way of documenting and keeping it. You've probably seen on TV...
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Decorative Burlap Tower - How To
I was experimenting with some left over burlap material I had laying around, and I came across an easy way to turn fabric into a fun decorative element. I imagine...
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DIY Reading Tents
One of my fondest elementary school memories was taking a pile of books into the “reading bubble” in my first grade classroom. This bubble was really just a clear plastic...
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DIY Wedding w/ PVC
DIY Wedding Ideas w/ PVC - An infographic by @amandablogspvc and the team at PVC Fittings Online Check out these great DIY wedding ideas! Do it yourself wedding decor has become super popular...
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How do whisper phones work?
If you've been in an elementary school classroom lately, you may have seen these little contraptions. They are plastic devices, usually “c” shaped that are used to assist children in...
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Furniture Grade PVC
PVC pipe was designed in the 1920’s to be lighter, cheaper, and easier to use than old style metal and cement piping. Builders and plumbers loved how quickly they could...
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