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Harvest Bend is a beautiful community nestled northwest of Houston between Jones Road and Perry Road on both sides of Fallbrook. It consists of 1,198 homes on an estimated 480 acres of land with a variety of floor plans and architectural designs. To learn more about Harvest Bend, please visit the about section.

Last Updated (Monday, 04 April 2011 08:12)

 

Oil & Rust Removal

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Oil, Grease and Rust ON THE DRIVEWAY

 

Suggestions:

Fresh Oil – The universal solution for fresh spilled oil is kitty litter.  Put a handful or so on the oil puddle.  If the oil spill is recent but, has already soaked in, this stuff may also draw some out of the surface so, try it before going to the next step.  If you use a brick to scrub the kitty litter, will also help.  This may take several times repeating, before all the stain(s) are gone.

Old Oil, Grease – This one’s harder.  People do different things for oil that has soaked in.  The ones worked best, in a test,  was Gunk brand degreaser and Swab a driveway cleaner product made by Gunk.  Both improved the situation but did not clean away the stain entirely.  The driveway cleaner did a better job but was more trouble to use.  The degreaser left an undesirable looking sheen, the driveway cleaner didn’t.  Another product is Castrol SuperClean and a similar product called PurpleStuff.  A likely place to find Gunk or Castrol SuperClean is an auto parts store.    There is also some acid you could buy, however, it is suggested this would be the last, last resort.

Rust –Oxalic acid removes rust stains from most things.  A grocery store cleaning product named ZUD contains Oxalic acid.  Wet the rust stain area, then sprinkle liberally with ZUD and then spray until the powder is wet.  Let it set for a few minutes, then scrub with a brush.  Repeating this a couple times removed the rust stains.  Real oxalic acid is often sold as wood bleach, a powder—check the ingredients.

 

May we suggest you check with your neighborhood hardware store and also websites for other suggestions.  Always follow directions on the container, when using chemicals.

Last Updated (Wednesday, 06 April 2011 06:14)

 

Neighborhood Cleanup

Next Cleanup  April 28th, 2012   8 am     Come meet some of the Board Members!

The HOA has designated the last Saturday of each month as our neighborhood cleanup day.  Due to holidays, sometimes the Saturday is changed.  Volunteers will be needed at 8 AM. Everyone should meet at the large detention pond on Lazy Meadows & Bending Brook Way.  The more volunteers we have, the more areas we can cover.   Please, we need your help.

 

We have some spring cleaning to do at the March 31st and April 28th cleanup days.  There will be painting at the parks, along with picking up trash around the ponds..  We all have busy schedules, so the more volunteers the faster the clean up will get done.  Please come out to help.  It will also be a great time to meet some of the Board Members.  Hope to see you there!  Smile

Last Updated (Wednesday, 25 April 2012 14:23)

 

Updated Website

In an effort to better organize and present information to the community about what is going on a major upgrade to the software that presents our website has been made.  This upgrade will allow us to present new information faster than before and it also opens up the possibilities for other types of content along with feedback.  We'd like to thank PCA Internet Services for this upgrade.

Last Updated (Friday, 11 February 2011 07:50)

 

Valuables

We are still having items stollen from unlocked vehicles in driveways and on the street.  Please be sure to keep your vehicles locked when parked in the drive way or on the street.  
What can I do to help keep my valuables safe? It is important that you track and or label everything with a serial number. If an item does not have a serial number, engrave your driver’s license number onto it, so when the item is recovered it can be returned to you.

Last Updated (Friday, 20 April 2012 06:54)

 

Pool Tags 2012

We are using the picture ID pool tags again this year.  Check Calendars for time and place to purchase Pool Tags.  You must bring your pool tags from last year, to be able to purchase a renewal sticker.

Last Updated (Tuesday, 03 April 2012 12:43)

 

Sidewalks

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This may be a surprise but did you know that the sidewalk in front of your house is actually part of your maintenance responsibility? According to what the HOA board has been told the county will not fix the sidewalks and as such each and every homeowner must maintain and repair the sidewalk that crosses their property.

Last Updated (Thursday, 06 May 2010 21:41)