Trout, salmon, and steelhead love salmon eggs, it is natural bait they recognize. Atlas, Mike’s, and Siberian have eggs in every size, color and texture to cover all fishing conditions. What fish can you catch with salmon eggs? Salmon eggs … Continue reading →

12". The rule of thumb is that the top of the motor section should be submerged 12″. In general, shaft length selection is more critical with bow-mount motors versus transom-mount motors. Most boat transoms are similar in their distance to … Continue reading →

With that in mind, there are specialized Command strips you can stick on a fiberglass door to hang a wreath, such as their medium black picture hanging strips. According to some users, Command strips such as this one can stay … Continue reading →

PVC is one of the most widely used and discarded forms of plastic, yet numerous studies have found it’s highly toxic to human health and the environment. Is PVC still toxic? PVC is the most environmentally damaging plastic. The PVC … Continue reading →

uPVC or Rigid PVC does not contain any phthalates or BPA and is safe, stable and perfect for outdoor gardens and decor. Can PVC be non toxic? An item made from 100 percent PVC is not inherently harmful to humans, … Continue reading →

Fiberglass doors are secure and a valid option to consider when looking to replace your front entry door. But why? It all goes back to what fiberglass is. All those glass fibers running together in the plastic composition create a … Continue reading →

Fiberglass doors and sidelights can be smooth or textured with a wood-grain finish. This material usually does not need to be primed, but painting is required. Premium steel doors are factory-primed and should be painted but not stained. What kind … Continue reading →

Great for installing curtain rods or hanging wall décor, coats, and bags! Use with rod diameter less than 5/8 in, length less than 48 in, and finial greater than 3/4 in. Will command hooks hold up a curtain rod? And … Continue reading →

If you try launching into it with the jigsaw straight away, you guessed it – it will crack. So start it off by cutting a few centimetres with a hacksaw first. 5) Place the jigsaw blade a few millimetres in … Continue reading →

CPVC. CPVC (schedule 80) pipe is rated for use up to 200 degrees Fahrenheit. This makes it ideal for use on hot water lines in homes and businesses. Is there PVC pipe for hot water? Applications of PVC & CPVC: … Continue reading →

Trilene works very well for me with no problems at all. Stren does make some ok line in the heavier wieghts however. I happen to like FIRELINE or SPIDERWIRE even better. At least this has been my experience over years … Continue reading →

Purchasing magnetic versions of bottle openers or putting magnets on certain items will allow them to be attached to picnic tables, camp tables, walls, fridges, and other metal surfaces. Can a magnet stick to fiberglass? Will magnet stick to fiberglass??? … Continue reading →

Both nylon and polypropylene are durable and resistant to stress, but polypropylene is stronger than nylon. In fact, polypropylene is sometimes referred to as the “steel of plastics” due to its high strength. What type of plastic is strongest? PolycarbonatePolycarbonate … Continue reading →

Line size can be a drag The short of it—a heavier, thicker line will not cast as well as a thinner, lighter line will. So 10-pound line will throw a lure much farther than 20-pound line will. What fishing line … Continue reading →

With ABS pipe, connections have to be made with a special cement, while PVC has to be primed and then cemented together, making PVC connections a two-step process rather than one with the ABS piping. PVC pipe is more flexible … Continue reading →