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Amazing Cleaning Hacks with Ketchup
Ketchup is great on hamburgers and hot dogs, but it is also pretty handy for cleaning things around the house. It can be found in almost every home...
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Become Your Own Home Inspector
Your home is a sanctuary from outside pressures and an expensive investment. Though many homebuyers will protect their purchase with a formal home...
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5 Home Repair Tasks You Should Never DIY
Rocketship Mateo Sheedy SchoThese days with the craze of home improvement shows on the rise, DIY home jobs are the next popular thing. These shows...
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Why Every Homeowner Should Own a Pair of Work Boots
Every homeowner should have access to a few must-have items for the home. You may be surprised to find a pair of work boots on that list. Find out...
on Apr 22, 2019
Upgrading the interior To Make a Qucker and More Expensive Property Sale
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Brushes are a good choice for painting trim and woodwork. They are also useful for cutting in the edges around the top and bottom edges and corners...
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Control Your Energy Costs By Creating Shade (ARA)
by Guest on May 5, 2012
Winter is here and with rising fuel costs, the U.S. Department of Energy is already warning that heating bills will be higher this year. Want to cushion the blow to your wallet? There are some things you can do to make your home more energy efficient before winter arrives. Continue reading →
Oil Furnace Do's and Don't
by Guest 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 →
Getting the Most Out of Your Air Conditioning
by Guest on May 15, 2012
There are five basic things that you can do to monitor and service the inside of the air handler or furnace, the blower, the evaporator coil, the condensate pan and drain, and of course your A/C filter. These simple cleaning and maintenance techniques will improve your units cooling capability and improve your breathable air quality, plus you will need fewer repairs. Continue reading →
Cost Efficient Home Improvement By Home Owners Themselves
by Guest on Dec 3, 2012
There is no denying the fact that home is where the heart resides. Every home owner dreams of having an aesthetically sound home; consistent with his dream lifestyle and yet value for money. However, factors like expensive labour, a tight economy, decreased purchasing power, actual requirement vs reckless expenditure, unavoidable environmental damage and the like tend to restrict one's ability to hire outside help every time. It is therefore being observed that home owners are increasingly taking up home improvement projects on themselves. Continue reading →
Complications to Avoid with Your Home Heating and Cooling System
by Guest on Feb 22, 2013
Your home should be a place of comfort all year long. Many homeowners ignore the HVAC system until something goes wrong. Repairs can be expensive; they may not be limited to the appliance itself. Insulation, floors, walls, ceilings and roofing materials can be affected as well. Complications with the system can be avoided by applying preventative measures. While mechanical/electrical problems can still arise, they are caught earlier and are often less expensive than problems allowed to continue. Continue reading →
Heating System Maintenance
by Myke Thomas on Mar 11, 2013
During wintertime the heating systems in homes and buildings becomes an indispensable tool. Without this very important installation life throughout the cold season becomes miserable and unimaginable. Fireplaces may, in a way, be useful, but they are able to heat just one area of the house only. The warmth from the fire cannot spread in other rooms so if you want to be cosy all night you need to stay in front of the fireside the whole time. Continue reading →
Signs Your Boiler is Broken
by Guest on Mar 14, 2013
Homes with radiant heat often have a boiler that is used to heat water. If your boiler is not working as it should, then it may be broken and in need of repair. There are many signs that will indicate there is some type of problem with your boiler. Review various problems to determine if your boiler is broken or no longer functioning correctly. Continue reading →
Home Improvement and the Gas Cylinder: Alternative Heat Sources
by Alfred Smith on Mar 22, 2013
Home improvement sometimes requires the heating system to be turned off for a while, particularly when major renovation is in progress. This is all very well, but what of the people who live in the home; or the workers who are doing their best to make it into a new place? Heat is essential, for comfort, for health and hygiene, and also (in the long term) for keeping damp out of the atmosphere. Continue reading →
Overview of DIY Air Filter Maintenance
by Guest on Mar 28, 2013
The purpose of air filters is to ensure that the air within the home is clean. Modern homes are generally pretty airtight, ensuring that they are also energy efficient; however, being airtight comes at a price. In many cases, these airtight homes keep polluted air within the home. The result is that the air within a home can become contaminated with everything from mold to pet dander. For those who live in the home to have clean air, a functioning air filter is essential. This component of a hom Continue reading →
Is Gas Heating Right For Your Patio?
by John-Miller on Jun 18, 2013
Patio heaters are ideal for those people who want to spend more time enjoying their gardens in the colder months of the year. There can be plenty of times during the spring and fall months where the weather is conducive to being outside, but it can be a bit on the chilly side. With a patio heater, you and your guests can spend more time outside without worrying about getting cold. Whether you are trying to heat a patio area, an outdoor swimming pool or another area of your garden, the patio heater with its dome shaped heating elements, can help to provide heat effectively across a large area. Continue reading →
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Upgrading the interior To Make a Qucker and More Expensive Property Sale
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