Protecting a Home from 5G

Just as a guide…… pic.twitter.com/SO2jDkOkua

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Protecting your home from 5G emf with natural protection via Mother Nature, Paints, Window Films, Foil Bubble Wrap...

I noticed in Europe they were cutting trees down to make way for the coming 5G towers that are planned for the area. It didn't take me long to figure out that Tree Leaves interfere with 5G.

This also means that Trees Stop 5g.... and all the more reson to plant more trees!; Tens of thousands of trees 🌲 felled - for 5G https://t.co/luVU0WN08I …

— Scotty (@StLHandyMan) March 20, 2018

Saved for Posterity. I have saved enough Fast Growing Vinny Plant Seeds to cover the House if needed. pic.twitter.com/Dch1N7qr3v

— Scotty (@StLHandyMan) May 17, 2019

In case you don't have a green thumb or do not like plants growing all over your Home there are other ways to protect a home from the 5G frequencies.  

5G Protection with Paint

https://t.co/uWrWXj5xlZ

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Double Foil Back Bubble Wrap for Energy Efficiency and EMF protection 

Menards Radiant Barrier
Reflectix R-3.7 Double Reflective Insulation 4' x 100'
Model Number: BP48100 Menards® SKU: 1613580
Made in the U.S.A.
EVERYDAY LOW PRICE $159.49https://t.co/AYFeYXrQeR pic.twitter.com/VdXQcTUIoE

— Scotty (@StLHandyMan) May 19, 2019

A previous - Energy Efficient- bedroom remodel project for a building on The Hill in StLouis. I installed a Double Foil Bubble Wrap (similar to the product from Menards above) behind the drywall in the walls and ceiling. The owners reported that cell phone connection was virtually impossible in this room and when they were in the room it felt good.  

I remodeled an upstairs awhile back. For energy efficiency, we installed Double Foil Back Radiant Barrier behind the sheetrock. Learned afterward- it stopped cell phone reception and reports it felt good in the room-? no emf interference?

— Scotty (@StLHandyMan) May 18, 2019

Once again putting 2+2 together; I feel the Metal Foil Bubble Wrap Energy Efficiency Barrier was the reason they felt good because they were not subject to the EMF frequencies bombarding their home when they were in this room.

Don't Forget the Windows!

Don't forget your windows Curtains or Window Films block emf: via google: “Using anti-radiation curtains or curtain liners will block up to 100% of EMF radiation coming into your home through the windows. ” https://buff.ly/2Eih8w1

Curtains only stop the EMF frequencies when they are closed

When the window shades are open; to stop the EMF frequencies you will need a Window Film or Window Tinting. I can't personally vouch for this but when I lived in Arizona and Kirksville Missouri I ran a Window Tinting Business, one of the highlights of a metalized window film was they stopped sound devices from snooping from prying ears. I just sent a message to LLumar Window Films for current information about any products they may recommend for this situation. I noticed via a google search that other companies have window films that stop EMF but I have never used their products.

Signal Protect EMF window Films https://slt.co/Products/RFShieldingWindowFilm/

Will the People in StLouis who live in all these cool old brick buildings have anything to worry about? 

I don't know for sure, but I bet Masonry Buildings will stop 5G. I will update this blog if I learn differently.

What about Green Roofs with Soil and Grass? or Vegetables? 

Would it even be ok to eat a vegetable that was inundated by 5G waves? 

Both of the above questions are things I will be researching and will update this 2000th EMF blog post when I learn more.

If you or someone you know is suffering from 5G or planning to protect your StLouis Home from the coming onslaught of 5G frequencies feel free to contact me by email or the blog contact form and I will respond with various solutions and techniques to counter the emf signals affecting your home.

I'm 2 days into an experiment: I have been sleeping in a Foil Backed Cocoon- fashioned around my "Sleigh Bed", theory: Block EMF or whatever to see if I will sleep better.

— Scotty (@StLHandyMan) December 14, 2020

Thank You for stopping by the Green Blog. If additional information is needed or you have a question let me know by posting a question or comment. Together we can make a difference and create a future that will benefit everyone.

Retaining Wall Build from Natural Stone

Project photos of a Natural Stone Retaining Wall build with colorful and useful plant selections to accent a Stone Wall.

 If this was for my personal house I would have plants growing in the cracks of the Rocks.  With or without plants I still think this retaining wall looks kool!

Natural Stone Retaining Wall Project photos

Natural Stone Retaining Wall project photos. #StLouis Crown Candy area Location. https://t.co/zc02itpPWf

— Scotty (@StLHandyMan) May 18, 2019 

Below are some excellent plants for gardening in stone walls: according to gardeningknowhow.com Alyssum. Artemisia. Campanula. Candytuft. Chamomile. Columbine. Corydalis. Creeping Jenny.

Stone Retaining Wall Plant Selection Tip

Stone Wall Plants- "it is best to avoid plants that develop large, strong root structures that could potentially damage the structure of the wall. The best plants for rock walls are alpine plants, succulents, and plants that are drought resistant.” https://t.co/YgTN34lDbR pic.twitter.com/6Pkfwsy1QD

— Scotty (@StLHandyMan) May 18, 2019

Soapwort the perennial plant that can be used as Detergent and Soap is also a suggested Stone Wall Plant Idea.

Soapwort the perennial plant that can be used as Detergent and Soap is also a suggested Stone Wall Plant Idea.

Annual Lobelia Plant: Stone Wall Plant suggestion also treats Asthma

 Native Americans once smoked lobelia plant to treat asthma.

Annual Lobelia Plant: #StoneWall Plant Suggestion https://t.co/0aT8PU8mJD Native Americans once smoked lobelia plant to treat asthma. Also known as pukeweed, doctors once prescribed the plant to induce vomiting. https://t.co/G3uqiGD3Xu pic.twitter.com/kU6sDN87RL

— Scotty (@StLHandyMan) May 18, 2019

Thank You for stopping by the Green Blog. If additional information in needed or you have a question let me know by posting a question or comment. Together we can make a difference and create a future that will benefit everyone.

I happened to be in the Neighborhood and stopped by to photo a prior Jobsite that is standing up to the test of time. Natural Retaining Wall Build! > https://t.co/hHTiXop7JE pic.twitter.com/QfKfXyShRc

— Scotty (@StLHandyMan) August 27, 2021

Video and Examples 6 Warning Signs of an Unsafe Deck

Examples of repairs mentioned in this video.  Per the video, the Number 1 Cause of Deck Failure is the Ledger Board coming unattached to the home.  In StLouis, many of the decks are attached to a Masonry Building here are photos and the steps on a prior deck repair that were needed to ensure a Deck Ledger Board Collapse did not happen from a poorly attached main support board.

https://stlouisrenewableenergy.blogspot.com/2016/07/deck-failure-fixed-prevented-building.html

In all the Deck Repairs I perform for my StLouis Clients there is generally a crucial step missing the prior deck builders ignored: Metal Connection Brackets and Supports. h/t @SimpsonStrongTi for sharing information on the subject and why its important https://t.co/E80AfZxwiC?

— Scotty (@StLHandyMan) May 16, 2019

Here is another connection point mentioned in the video and the repair that saved the homeowner $6,000 dollars.  The Client had 2 Bids as suggested:  

Rebuild Deck Bid 1............................$38,000

Replace Deck Posts Only Bid 2.........$8,000.  

I was the third bid and beat the lowest bid by $6,000.

https://stlouisrenewableenergy.blogspot.com/2015/08/saving-deck-and-cash.html

This was a huge deck and had a total of 37 Posts.  After viewing this image I realized the Concrete did not fit with the Esthetics of the Home. I then stained the concrete to match! Here is the link to the project photos 

This blog post: 

Saving a Deck from the Landfill (part 1 of 3 part blog series) was yet another Deck Repair by Scotty-Scotts Contracting and the deck repairs were safety issues that prevented a future Deck Collapse.

Because the Deck was not built to current Building Codes the St Louis Building Code Department required- 

"Bring the Deck to Current Building Codes or Tear it Down"

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