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Damaged Concrete Repair Tips
by Guest Post on May 14, 2012
Concrete is certainly one of the most durable building materials, but it is not indestructible. Over time, stains, cracks and flaking can ruin the looks of a structurally sound concrete driveway, walkway or patio. The good news is that concrete repair is more cost-effective than wholesale replacement. Continue reading →
What Dust Is Made of and How it Affects Your Health
by Guest Post on May 14, 2012
Many of these particles are carried in the air we breathe. The larger particles settle out on walls and furniture in our living environment. The nose and mouth remove some large particles but the smaller particles are breathed deep into the lungs. These smaller particles can be dangerous to your health. Continue reading →
Eco-Friendly DIY Guide
by Guest Post on May 14, 2012
There comes a time where we’ll need to make a repair, an improvement, or style adjustment on our home in order to ensure that everything is working properly and looking its best. Continue reading →
Improving and Installing Insulation
by Guest Post on May 14, 2012
Before you start adding insulation to your attic or walls, take the time to look around the house and improve on some important energy saving issues. Air infiltration is a major source of energy loss. You can reduce the amount of air infiltration in your home by utilizing some of these simple inexpensive tips. Continue reading →
Low Cost Transformation of Your Interior Decor
by Guest Post on May 14, 2012
Rather Than Tear Down Your Walls, Add Some Paint, an Indoor Wall Fountain and a Lamp or Two and You Just Might Be Surprised at the Results. First choose a theme and carry that consistently through the entire room. Consistency is important from the color on the walls to the art displayed throughout. Continue reading →
Oil Furnace Do's and Don't
by Guest Post on May 14, 2012
The best maintenance to your oil furnace to help eliminate many problems before they begin. Using these oil furnace maintenance tips will be a great start. If your furnace still isn't working, use the below troubleshooting Do's and Don'ts to find a possible solution. Continue reading →
Plumbing Repairs Done By You
by Guest Post on May 14, 2012
You don’t have to be an expert plumber for simple plumbing repairs. Don't waste your money on small leaks when they could be fixed by a simply tightening pipes or replacing a simple o-ring. You will need to learn the components of drains and the basics of plumbing including rubber gaskets, plumbers putty, and metal washers. Continue reading →
Tips for Using Slipcovers on Awkward Shaped Furniture
by Guest Post on May 14, 2012
Furniture slipcovers are great for improving the appearance of old sofas and chairs, or for protecting good quality furniture from pet hairs and general wear and tear. Ready made slipcovers are inexpensively priced and come in various sizes to fit most standard shaped seats. Continue reading →
How to Refinish Your Tile, Tubs or more!
by Guest Post on May 13, 2012
Learn how to refinish and brighten up dingy old cabinets or countertops. These tips and also be used to refinish your bathtub, bathroom tile, refrigerator, vent-a-hood and even fiberglass fixtures! Check out what materials and tools you will need to get the job done. Continue reading →
Remodeling Your Kitchen? Start with the Right Kitchen Plans
by Guest Post on May 13, 2012
When remodeling a kitchen the old saying, failure to plan is planning to fail, is especially true when referring to your kitchen drawings. How much information is required and how do you know it I all there? The basic elements of a good set of kitchen drawings will be discussed in this article. Continue reading →
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