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Having large windows that let in a lot of sunlight can be nice. It can feel good enjoying the natural light when you are indoors. While it may feel nice for a time, it can cause problems for your furniture. Continue reading →
5 Fun Ways to Upgrade Your Kitchen
by Guest Post on Dec 1, 2016
Is your kitchen starting to look a bit old and tired? The kitchen is a work area and can quickly go from that lived-in look to a worn-out look if you are not careful. We spend a lot of time in the kitchen and it is one of the first things people notice when they visit your home so it is important to spruce it up from time to time. Continue reading →
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I remember my first kitchen after college - note that I did not say those memories were particularly fond ones. What passed for a kitchen in an otherwise spacious apartment was little more than a closet. The more compact the kitchen, the easier it is to clean. Continue reading →
Can I Clean My Home’s Air Ducts Myself?
by Kurt Schell on Mar 24, 2017
As a DIYer, we love to save money and do things just like the pros do. So what about HVAC systems? Is it possible to clean your own air ducts, furnace, and air conditioner just like the professionals do? This is a common question that we get frequently, so let us go over what you can and maybe cannot do. Continue reading →
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Just think of a situation. You are a bachelor and living on your own and far away from your parents. Thus you need to do a lot of household chores. And your hectic schedule brings an added jeopardy to it. Continue reading →
How to Create a Great Office Space
by Alex Cordier on Feb 22, 2017
Moving to a new office space can be an exciting time for any business. When planning a new space, you have an opportunity to create a better work environment for you and your staff, and one that can aid in communicating some of your companies’ values to clients. Continue reading →
Painting Problems from Moisture
by Michigan State University on May 11, 2012
Painting problems from moisture are common in all regions of the world. Cold climates with snow on the upper warmer parts of a roof melt sand runs downward can cause some of these problems. Outside moisture such as rain and dew can penetrate a paint coat and result in cracking, peeling, discoloration and premature paint failure. Continue reading →
Trash Compactor Troubleshooting, Repair Tips and Parts
by 411 on Mar 29, 2017
Online troubleshooting, maintenance tips and expert DIY trash compactor troubleshooting advice from the experts. What is wrong with my trash compactor? Is it working? Maybe the ram is stuck? Find out simple tricks to DIY and make your trash compactor work again. Continue reading →
How to Maintain Your Garbage Disposal
by Guest Post on Sep 7, 2010
Garbage disposals are one of the easiest kitchen appliances to operate, maintain and use in your kitchen. The best way to begin your journey is to read the directions with your garbage disposal. All disposals are not alike that's why this is an important first step. Continue reading →
How Microwaves Work
by Guest Post on Feb 27, 2010
Created by a magnetron electron tube, microwaves heat food to a depth of one inch. As the heat is conducted inward the rest of the food is cooked. Microwaves bounce around inside the cavity of the oven and are eventually absorbed by the food. Continue reading →
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