Make your own maple syrup
There is nothing like fresh maple syrup. Locally, the days between Presidents’ Day and St. Patrick’s Day are the official maple syrup harvesting days, though the weather ultimately dictates the […]
Category Archives: DIY
Candle Making by CJ
Candle making has never been easier. Our sales associate demonstrated this fun DIY project for us that is great for holiday gift giving! Ingredients: Paraffin wax Canning jars (we used […]
Not Your Grandfather’s Paint Thinner
When I think of paint thinners, I think of smelly chemicals used to thin old paint that has been sitting in my cellar for years. I had no idea of […]
Canning made Simple
Canning is gaining popularity again and is a fun way to preserve some of our summertime favorites so they can be enjoyed all year long. The canning process simply removes […]
Are all paints created equal?
Page Hardware is proud to introduce its newest paint line, Coronado by Benjamin Moore, now available in our store. We stock Coronado Grand Interior and Cryli Cote Exterior Paint, as well as Insl-X Primers. […]
Paint Applicators
John Anderson is our expert on staff when it comes to paint questions! We asked him to share some tips on paint applicators — here’s a summary of his pointers… […]
We Know How Cramped College Dorm Life Can Be!
Here are some tips and tricks for making the most of even the smallest space. Tip #1 – Door-mounted shoe caddies are not just for shoes! These come in handy for organizing […]
Repelling Pests This Spring and Summer – Woodpeckers & Carpenter Bees
7 species of woodpeckers make Connecticut their home. During the spring, males drum on trees (as well as on metal eaves and gutters, house siding, poles, and trash cans) to claim […]
Fairy Garden
Looking for a fun hobby that the whole family can enjoy? Well look no further! Fairy gardening has quickly become popular over the past couple of years. It is an […]
Homemade Weed Killer
As soon as the weather begins to get nice again, we all usually have to same ongoing battle with those stubborn weeds that begin to pop up just about everywhere. […]
