Midsummer Home Maintenance for July
Mid Summer Checklist
| July Sales |
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Fans and air conditioners Summer sports gear Sportswear Art and craft supplies 4th of July and picnic supplies including soda, barbecue meats, and condiments Used cars Fuel oil |
| Basic First Aid Kit |
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July starts out with a bang on the 4th of July weekend. Usually the warmest month of the year, July is best spent relaxing, but there are still plenty of tasks that can be done any time and now is good. Gardens are in the height of their bloom and fruits and vegetables are showing up in profusion at the farmer´s markets. You may find that doing as much as possible during the spring and fall will free up your time for the ongoing chores your yard and garden require.
- Freeze fresh blueberries.
- Check your project list. If you´re postponing projects, either hire someone to come in and get them done, or do them yourself. Chances are they´ll just get worse over time. Many projects, while not inexpensive, are worth doing just for the peace of mind.
- Paint projects? With windows open, July is a great month to paint.
- Patch driveway or fill potholes with gravel.
- Clean the garage. Get rid of junk.
- Organize tools and garden equipment
- Check with local government regarding waste disposal of old paint, solvents, and other toxic substances you might have. Use it up if you can, otherwise dispose of responsibly. NEVER pour toxic substances down the drain or throw them into the landfill.
- Check fences. Repair or replace damaged portions.
- Have septic tank pumped if you have a septic system.
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