Poulan Pro Chainsaw Only Runs with the Choke On

A Poulan Pro chainsaw only runs with the choke on when the engine is getting too much air or not enough fuel. This can be caused by a bad carburetor gasket, dirty carburetor, plugged fuel filter, clogged fuel vent, old gas, or a punctured or clogged fuel line. Before starting repairs on your chainsaw, always …

How To Get Pet Dander Out Of Carpet

If you’re a pet owner, you know the joys that come with having a furry companion. But along with the unconditional love and endless cuddles, there’s also the challenge of dealing with pet dander. Pet dander, similar to dandruff, can be a major source of allergens in your home, especially when it becomes trapped in […]

Troubleshoot 6 Common Craftsman Chainsaw Problems

It’s important to perform routine maintenance on your chainsaw to keep it in good condition and to minimize issues. When you do run into problems with your saw, you must address them to avoid causing damage and to make sure it is safe to operate. I’ve put together troubleshooting charts and links to more details …

Vented Vs Unvented Cathedral Ceilings (What’s The Difference?)

Vaulted ceilings invariably make me think of the majestic old cathedrals built in Europe more than five hundred years ago. The marvels of the construction techniques of that era still astound me. A vented cathedral ceiling has a ventilation space between the roof and the ceiling insulation, allowing airflow over the insulation. In an unvented … Read more

The Iconic Boeing 787: The Future of Air Travel

The Boeing 787 Dreamliner has captivated the aviation world since its debut, earning a reputation that stretches well beyond its remarkable engineering and aesthetic appeal. But what makes this aircraft so famous? In this article, we will explore the features, technologies, and cultural significance behind the 787, uncovering the reasons why it stands out in … Read more

The Pros And Cons Of Bladeless Ceiling Fans (Detailed Analysis)

As their name suggests, Bladeless ceiling fans don’t have the large, noticeable rotor blades people typically associate with traditional ceiling fans. The mechanisms they use to move the air around are small and hidden and disperse it differently. Standard ceiling fans gather a lot of dust on the blades and motor casing and are relatively … Read more