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Apr
5
Now that we’re married (yay!) we’re starting to get back to home improvements. One of the big ones on my list is getting rid of all the crappy vinyl blinds we’ve got. And since I want to grow some veggies, this tutorial on recycling vinyl blinds into plant markers seems perfect for me!
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Warning!
Beware of lead! Some vinyl blinds contain lead and your vegetables will be contaminate with lead!!!