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Plants Around the Home. Nursery? or Grow Yourself?

Plants Around the Home. Nursery? or Grow Yourself?

by Guest Post on Feb 24, 2010

Plants are a great way to spice up your home, start a garden, or give the gift that keeps on giving to a friend, family member, or loved one. When it comes to growing plants, you may think that you have to start from scratch and invest in seeds. Continue reading →

5 Ways Humidifiers Can Benefit You In The Cold Winter Months

5 Ways Humidifiers Can Benefit You In The Cold Winter Months

by Paul on Apr 6, 2017

Winter doesn’t just give us a harsh climate outdoors, though – the low humidity and stale air that is caused by modern HVAC systems can have quite a few negative effects. So in this article, we will take a deep look at the best way in which you can deal with the harsh, dry air that is so common in the winter – the humble humidifiers. Continue reading →

Using Biomass to Heat Your Home

Using Biomass to Heat Your Home

by Guest Post on Jul 7, 2010

With skyrocketing oil prices and growing concerns for our planet, homeowners around the country are searching for affordable and environmentally responsible ways to heat their homes during the winter months. Continue reading →

Creating a Modern Bedroom

Creating a Modern Bedroom

by Guest Post on Jan 22, 2010

Do you want a modern bedroom but do not know where to begin with all of the options available? That is a common stumbling block that most individuals face when planning this design. Continue reading →

How to Measure a Window for Blinds

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 →

Landscape Designer vs. a Landscape Contractor - Part 1

Landscape Designer vs. a Landscape Contractor - Part 1

by Guest Post on May 2, 2012

Whether you have a small backyard or an acre estate, the right landscape plan can create an outdoor masterpiece. Starting with a professional landscape design enables homeowners to begin their project right, whether they do all the work themselves or hire a professional. Continue reading →

What to Consider When Choosing the Right Garage Doors for Your Home

What to Consider When Choosing the Right Garage Doors for Your Home

by Guest Post on Apr 14, 2010

The materials used for garage doors can complement a traditional home, for example, if you live in a distinctive period style home such as a Tudor property, then timber garage doors would be the best design option. Continue reading →

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Ways to Kill Black Mold in Your Home

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 →

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How to Prevent Drafts in the Home

How to Prevent Drafts in the Home

by Guest Post on Jan 13, 2010

Doors and windows are the most common places where a draft enters the home, and each one needs to be assessed as to the severity of the draft present. This can be accomplished by placing a lit candle near each door and window and watching the manner in which the flame moves. Continue reading →

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Caulking Windows

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 →

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