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by Guest Post on May 15, 2012
Most of the articles I have seen on the Internet have been written by Realtors or agents trying to sell their services. These notes are a combination of my personal experience of actually being a homeowner, and the results of your selection do not affect me directly. Continue reading →
Tips for Selling Your Home
by Guest Post on May 15, 2012
There are only four major items to concern yourself with when selling a home, and yes there are minor details and technical items. No matter what those details may be in each individual situation, these four items are key to successfully selling your home. Continue reading →
Ways to Kill Black Mold in Your Home
by Boris Dzhingarov on Jul 19, 2015
Black mold in your home is not only dangerous, but it can also be damaging to your property. Therefore, it is important to know how to kill the black mold before it gets out of control and costs you more money than you originally anticipated and before it ends up causing health problems in your family. Continue reading →
Home Energy Upgrades: Tankless Water Heaters
by Guest Post on Feb 3, 2011
Many homeowners today aim to incorporate more energy efficiency into the home. One simple update that can help save on energy consumption and cost is a tankless water heater. These water heaters utilize a less wasteful method of providing a home with heated water. Continue reading →
Caulking Windows
by Michigan State University on Apr 26, 2012
The money you spend on caulking or weather stripping is usually recovered in one heating season or less. This one season "pay-back" period means that money for heating fuel is saved equal to or greater than what you spend for caulking and weather-stripping materials. A 1/8 inch opening around just two doorframes can let in as much cold air as a 12-inch window opened 6 inches all winter long. Continue reading →
How to Measure a Window for Blinds
by Alex Cordier on Feb 22, 2017
When it comes to getting a new set of window blinds, you have a lot to consider if you want to get the right set. Whether you decide to go with something like dual roller blinds or sunscreen blinds, one of the most important points is getting the measurements right. If you get it wrong, it could cost you extra money in having to send the blinds back for alterations. Continue reading →
What to Ask Your Plumber Before They Get Started
by Guest Post on Mar 6, 2018
It’s tempting to save money by trying to get clever with home improvement and doing it yourself. In some cases, it’s not a bad idea at all, especially if you have a little background in working with your hands. Continue reading →
How to Remove Calcium Deposits from a Showerhead
by William parrett on Jun 7, 2017
Hard water can wreak havoc on your faucets and showerheads. Over time, calcium build-up can actually block your showerhead that can really ruin your morning routine. Continue reading →
How to Build a Car Bed
by Guest Post on Nov 29, 2010
You have probably seen the plastic car shaped beds that are so popular for toddlers and young boys. While they are full of character and appeal, they also come with a steep price tag. If your budget does not allow for an expensive bed, there are options. Continue reading →
Regular HVAC Mechanical Maintenance and Upgrades Save Energy
by Guest Post on Apr 12, 2010
Regular maintenance of your heating, ventilation, and cooling (HVAC) system is important. Unfortunately, it is not a good DIY project. Specialized tools and knowledge are required. You can and should replace your furnace filter at recommended intervals. Continue reading →
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