Archive for June, 2011

Vinyl shutters are usually maintenance free, but they will become dirty over time. Generally, vinyl shutters can be cleaned satisfactorily with the use of any ordinary garden hose. If this does not do the job, we suggest the following: With a garden hose and a soft bristle brush wash the shutters gently. Where soil is of
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Tools Needed: Putty knife or wide slot screwdriver, pliers, razor knife.Supplies Needed: Lacquer thinner, caulk (acrylic, butyl, or latex) (silicone sealants are not recommended). Vinyl glazing bead and new glass. Remove screen if necessary. Pull up on the tabs at the bottom of screen if they are present. If no tabs are there, press the
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Download our new android mobile app. MyMHPS makes it easier than ever to find the mobile home improvement products you need. Simply install and launch the app to begin browsing the full inventory of MobileHomePartsStore.Com.

Fox Lite, Inc. manufactures residential skylights. They are the only skylight producer in the world to produce their own polycarbonate sheet. Surface Mount Skylights are easy and quick to install. They mount flat on the roof deck. Seamless construction made from unbreakable polycarbonate provides a reliable waterproof installation when installed in accordance with our instructions.
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If you’ve been looking for windows that keep your manufactured home cozy without sending your energy bills through the roof, Kinro windows might just be what you need. They’re crafted in the USA and known for their solid construction and reliable performance. Homeowners love them for their durability, ease of use, and the way they
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If you’ve ever taken a peek under your mobile home, you’ve probably noticed a protective layer covering the underside. That’s the bottom board—also called the underbelly, belly board, or belly wrap—and it plays a bigger role than you might think. It keeps insulation in place, blocks moisture, and stops pests from making themselves at home
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Before you attempt to remove a ceiling stain, identify and repair the cause. Stains caused by roof leaks or build up of condensation will reappear until the problem is corrected. Lighter stains can sometimes be removed with undiluted bleach, be sure to protect carpet, drapes, furniture and yourself before trying this remedy. Wear rubber gloves
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