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I have seen a lot of them in my old place. They creep along the ground and take over the whole area unless pulled out. When the soil is moist they come out quite easily too. But, the problem is they keep coming back.

Bamboo can takeover your yard. So, take care. How are you planning to maintain it? The wood is used in making furniture, hand crafted items and lots more. But, you should find some one who will take it off your hands. Else, you will have a major disposal problem because some of the varieties are...

Nice to know about this product. Might come in useful for my garage too. Any ideas about the cost?

Turn on all lights when it's dark and check out which areas seem to be darker or in a shadow. Just add some lighting in that region. If you L-shaped room naturally the light from one leg of the room might be blocked out.

The house color looks fabulous. So, don't waste money on a paint job. Instead look for any other feature of the house that might need either fixing or mending. See that you lawn is neat and well maintained if you have one.

Are you sure it is not some chemical reaction? Does not look like any living thing to me. But, I am judging from the photos.

Hi am from Jersey too and an absolute new guy on the forum. Hoping to learn from the experts here and contribute my bit. I have been looking and there are loads of helpful folks here. So, welcome and enjoy.

Hi, I am new too. I have been looking around and there lots of great and helpful folks here.

Good quality wood last for decades. But, if you think the wood is of not very quality then replacement may be best. But, again it depends on your budget.

The room kinda looks dull now. You could do it up with a brighter color or at least update the sofa. That mural of the nebula looks spectacular by the way. The coffee table looks pretty neat too. But, that's my taste. Some nice rugs on the floor and a few pictures of family and friends will add...

That floor is a real beauty. Try plain ol' detergent and water. For the really stubborn stains use a kitchen scrubber. Don't use any harsh cleaning chemicals.