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    The Latest Android Mini Figure Wood Be Nice to Have

    Every so often, the folks at Dead Zebra release a brand new Android mini figurine. The latest adorable collectible features the iconic Android bugdroid mascot in classy wood grain. These little guys, designed by Andrew Bell, are essentially Funko Pop figurines for Android fans. They’re a fun little nod to the operating system’s playful spirit. This most recent Android figure,…

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    How to Apply Wood Stain

    These extra steps, taken before you even open a can of stain, will help make your stain go on more easily and can help ensure a frustration-free experience and seamless results. Sand the wood. Smoothing out any blemishes, splinters, or splits goes a long way to ensure an even application. If your wood deck, fence, or furniture was built from…

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    Two Simple Ways to Remove Stains From Wood Floors

    We may earn a commission from links on this page. One of my finer before-and-afters. Credit: Lindsey Ellefson Like any surface, a wood floor can get stained and dirty, but you have to be really careful with how you clean it. You shouldn’t use harsh chemicals, whether your floor is sealed or unsealed, because you don’t want to damage the…

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    Microsoft wants to drastically cut carbon emissions, so it’s building data centers with wood

    Microsoft has unveiled plans to build a new data center using wood in a bid to tackle surging carbon emissions. While a wooden data center may sound improbable, Microsoft said, the initiative will use a hybrid approach developed by engineers at Microsoft that leverages cross-laminated timber (CLT). CLT is a fire-resistant prefabricated wood material that is also ultra-lightweight, the firm…

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    We Tested Best Wood Stains of 2024 (and a Few of the Worst)

    Decks take a bigger beating than any other outdoor wood surface. They must withstand serious foot traffic and hold heavy items, like grills and outdoor furniture. Snow, salt, leaves, and rain can all easily collect on a deck, breaking down the protective layer of wood stain in the process. While any stain recommended by CR may do, it’s best to…

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