Combos like white and blue, black and neon green, or yellow and black.

The only reason I've come across for staining treated wood is to change the color, often from that ugly puke-green to something else.

Green 2003 Subaru Legacy 4Door Wagon (with back seats down it makes a good size cargo bed and I like working at the lower height.)We used to have an Orange 1976 Ford Econoline Cargo Van but the gas mileage was terrible, the steering was pretty loose, the speedometer was broken, and the body started to leak (couldn't keep out the Pacific Northwest rain!)

I think you need to set the bar a little higher for heroes!

Some pointers for you: The "Learn" link across the top navigation bar has lots of great info, and so do BP members!

Dave.The presence of a black colored mold is not really the issue.A basement full of green, gray, or blue fuzzy mold can be just as harmful as the black stuff.

Barring that, I think Bill Gulley is pretty much spot on...

Not talking about bars, but could be, the stove making the difference.Your opinion?

As long as the "green" they provide you can be deposited at the bank, who cares what they do?

Establish rental criteria, ask tenant screening questions, require complete applications from all adults, check references and do thorough background checks in the areas of rental history, income, credit history, and legal history.If you want to see our "Rental Criteria" and "Tenant Screening Questions", go to the BP blue bar, then Resources, then File Place, then Other Documents.