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How Solar Panels Work To Power Your Home
by Kristian D'An on Sep 24, 2018
Solar energy, at the base idea involves capturing the sun's energy and turning it directly into electricity for a business or home. Our sun can work like a nuclear reactor and has energy that can be harvested from photons. There are enough photons that impact our earth any year to satisfy the global energy needs of every worldwide citizen if we were willing to convert to solar energy entirely. Solar energy only accounts for a very small percentage of the energy generated worldwide. Only ½ of 1% of the energy that's consumed in the United States is generated via solar. The overall cost of going solar is also starting to drop rapidly which has started to improve the adoption of solar panels. Solar panels work when photons hit a solar cell and knock electrons loosely away from their atoms. Base conductors are attached to the negative and positive sides of the cell which then form an electrical circuit. When the electrons flow through the electrical circuit they will ... Continue reading →
How to Protect Your Home and Everything in It During a Renovation
by Boris Dzhingarov on Sep 21, 2018
A home renovation project marks the beginning of something new and therefore, it is almost always an exciting prospect for the entire family. However, home renovations do not come without their own set of potential risks, so safety measures are absolutely necessary to protect your home and everything in it. To make sure that none of the essential safety measures are being ignored, go through the following points. Cover Everything Up with Dropcloths Dropcloths can be used to cover up and protect everything in your home from dust, debris, liquid damage and stains. This includes not just the furniture, electronics and decorations, but the floors (hardwood, tiles and carpets in particular) themselves too. However, there are different grades of dropcloths to choose from and unless you select the right type, there’s always the risk that the protection won’t be sufficient. For example, choose a canvas dropcloth with poly backing if all you need is some standard dust protection ... Continue reading →
Seven Things to Get When Remodeling Your Kitchen
by Guest on Sep 20, 2018
If you’re a home owner, there’s probably going to come a time when you want to remodel parts of your home. Maybe the things you have in it are out of date, or maybe you’re just tired of the way it looks. Whatever the reason, when the time comes, you’ll know it. Continue reading →
5 Tips for Hiring a Reliable Painting Contractor
by Guest on Sep 20, 2018
Owning a house comes with rewards and burdens. If there’s one thing every homeowner can agree on, it’s that maintenance can be intimidating. Keeping up with dirty filters, waning batteries, and leaky pipes can get tiring, especially if you’re not sure who to call or how to start. Continue reading →
5 Dead Simple Ways to Upgrade Your Landscape
by Joe Goldstein on Sep 20, 2018
Landscaping an entire yard is a big job, but a beautiful backyard doesn’t have to break the bank. With a little creativity and a little elbow grease, it’s entirely possible to give your current yard a big upgrade. Follow these simple tips to get a better looking, healthier, and more fun yard without too much hassle. Continue reading →
Make Residential Move Easier with Less Stuff
by Guest on Sep 19, 2018
One great way to prepare for an upcoming residential move is to thin out your stuff. All of us have moved to a new place and then unpacked boxes and thought, “Why did I move this with me? Taking some time to think about those things before you move can save you both the effort of packing them and more. Continue reading →
6 Eco-Friendly Ideas to Beautify and Liven Up Your Home Sweet Home
by James Cummings on Sep 18, 2018
There is no place like home…” everyone has heard this phrase a million times, but it doesn’t mean it’s true for every home. You may have seen homes you’d rather be in than yours. But, instead of envying that better home or spending months of your savings to go on vacation, why not set your home up to be just as comfy and beautiful? Continue reading →
Reasons to Strengthen Your Roof with Architectural Shingles
by Davina hamilton on Sep 12, 2018
Reasons To Strengthen Your Roof With Architectural Shingles Architectural shingles are very similar to asphalt shingles. In this article, we will discuss some of the main reasons to strengthen your roof with architectural shingles. Continue reading →
5 Ways to Improve Your Home’s Interior Design
by Rohit on Sep 11, 2018
Do you enjoy wasting your money, time and effort? Of course not. Yet, that’s precisely what happens to a lot of people when they want to improve their home’s design. Often, a majority of problems could have been prevented if we spent more time thinking and planning – before acting on impulse. That’s why we’re going to look at several principles for improving your home’s interior design, the right way. 1. Learn Let your creativity fly – the sky is the limit when it comes to your imagination and home design. Do you want a cacophony of different styles, textures and cultural aspects? Or do you want to go for a minimalist, bare-bones (but equally sophisticated) look? You’ll never know until you learn about what you enjoy most. Grab a notebook and go through each room, writing down ideas you have for that room. 2. Focus Admittedly, the list you have about what you’re looking for from your home is huge. That is okay – we were just ... Continue reading →
How Far Apart to Plant Tomatoes
by Guest Writer on Sep 8, 2018
Similar to peppers, tomatoes come in numerous types of measurements and colors, they are really rather simple to grow and so they develop scrumptious fruits through the summer and early autumn. Continue reading →
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