Then you don't need pull chains at all, and there is no remote for tenants to lose.Next, try to get the tenants to clean the fan blades and the light bulbs and glass shades when they leave. :)

WTF, the carpenter damaged my cabinets because he used a dull blade when drilling for the hardware and now I have to get the right sized washer to cover the damage.

I bought I cutter from Wal Mart, but oddly it was lacking blades.

@Erik Allred@Marcia Maynard@Marian Smith I don't know if these are popular for flipping down by you, but if you are going for the more modern look, I've sold a couple of houses with the fan with the blades hidden.

Next time I install it, we'll be using a fine blade on a chop saw.

In other areas you are restricted by blade length.Again, I'm not an attorney and not giving legal advice but you have to be aware of whether or not you are violating a weapons law with your "nonlethal" weapon.

Every inch of the entire house had to be scrubbed and painted, blinds replaced and some of the windows scraped with a razor blade because the coating was so bad.

I used to think that corporate landlords would play it straight, or straighter, but recently I had a lying corporate landlord.The facts are instructive: calls to the corporate office for a reference brought a referral to the building manager's office.

Smashed fixtures are like razor blades!

I know other tools are needed, like a cutting blade, hammer, pry bar or flat head screwdriver for removing tack strips.I know to use adhesive remover but do I use that on the carpet or try to get the carpet separated from the adhesive then use it on left over adhesive?