I'd like to say I agreee with them, but here's what I'd sprinkle on top: 1.

If it makes you happy, have pizzas delivered to a crew sitting around on five gallon buckets, choking on sawdust and paint fumes in hundred-degree August heat.

Some carpenter bees made sawdust and holes on my front porch.

A few blocks east there were homes around $700-800k, with a few $350k sprinkled in.

Just sprinkle it on the carpets.The internet has many sites with instructions on how to use it.It odorless and non-toxic, as opposed to the chemical stuff.I've used it to great effect.Good Luck!

I have never heard of caulk+"water mix"...I think you're talking about the old trick of mixing Elmer's Glue-All and Durham's Wood Putty or plain old sawdust, which does work like a charm in small applications like this, usually on paint-grade trim projects or very minor wood filler applications in unfinished solid hardwood flooring before finishing in place.1/3 in. plywood over everything?

One block is run down, the next is Class B+, then back to C and back to B+ with some A class spots sprinkled in.

I may just try overseeding and sprinkling and hopping for the best.

However, I have found real buyers sprinkled in lightly. ;-)Of course I am not talking about sign ups for a newsletter, or new emails into an autoresponder.

Sprinkle instant grits on the fire ant hill.