Kitchen / Bathrooms
The Lights in Your Kitchen Offers More Than Just Illumination In Space
by Guest Post on Jan 12, 2010
In most homes, the lighting in the kitchen is fairly inadequate, which usually consists of one fixture in the middle of the ceiling. If the family is lucky, then there might also be an additional fixture to shed extra light over the kitchen or other work area. Continue reading →
No Need for a Plumber to Replace the Bathtub Drain
by Guest Post on Jan 19, 2010
If your bathtub drain needs to be replaced, either because it has become damaged or simply because it's not holding the water in the tub adequately anymore, there isn't a need to call a plumber. Continue reading →
Designing Your New Kitchen
by Guest Post on Jan 22, 2010
It has been said by experts in both real estate and the craft trades, that among the best ways to increase the value of your home is to upgrade the kitchen. Sure, we all know that any top-quality improvements that you want to make to your home can get pricey. Continue reading →
Giving Your Bathroom a New Look
by Guest Post on Jan 22, 2010
When it comes to remodeling your bathroom there are so many choices available today from the basic utilitarian design to the over-the-top designs that are only affordable to those with unlimited budgets. The good news is, that there are a few simple budget ways to improve the look of any bathroom. Continue reading →
Walk In Bathtubs Explained
by Guest Post on Jan 23, 2010
Walk-in bathtubs are becoming increasingly popular among senior citizens and handicapped individuals because of the independence they can offer. The ease-of-use of a walk-in bathtub for these physically disabled individuals is far superiors when compared to a regular bathtub. Continue reading →
Zen Decorating Theme Bathroom
by Guest Post on Feb 3, 2010
If you desire the feel of a meditation garden in your bathroom, then a Zen Decorating theme bathroom is the design specifically for you! The accessories, furniture, and colors merge with the theme to give your bathroom a serene appeal. Continue reading →
Marble, Granite, Travertine and other Natural Stones
by Guest Post on Feb 4, 2010
Stones such as marble and granite are abundant in nature, but not every stone can be used for architectural purposes due to unfavorable physical and chemical characteristics. It takes geologists many years to discover one usable stone quarry. Continue reading →
Choosing Your New Bathtub
by Guest Post on Feb 24, 2010
The first step in choosing a new bathtub is determining how much money you can afford to spend on one. If you are also remodeling the rest of your bathroom, it is important that you not only focus on the cost of a new bathtub but also the cost of your other supplies. Continue reading →
Bathroom Tile Installation -- Do not Make This Mistake
by Guest Post on Feb 24, 2010
Ever noticed cracks in ceramic tile floors? That is a common sight and it usually has the same cause. The common cause is taking a shortcut at the very start of a tile project. After the shortcut, the project is doomed to failure. What is the shortcut? It is simple. Continue reading →
Keep the Light in Bathroom Mirrors
by Guest Post on Feb 24, 2010
When you enter a bathroom, you would most probably be looking for a mirror to check on your look or to use the mirror to retouch your make-up. You would not be surprised if there are many people who would want to keep well-maintained bathroom mirrors. Continue reading →
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