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Vegetable gardens are not only beautiful to look at, but they are also highly functional and can provide your family with fresh food all season, however, many people do not follow through with their vegetable garden plans and goals because they didn’t take the time to plan. Continue reading →
The Most Common Repairs of Tiny House Living
by Valerie Muscat on Jul 11, 2019
Tiny house living isn’t always as relaxing and stress-free as it is made out to be. There will undoubtedly be things that break, modifications you’ll want to make, and appliances that may need regular maintenance as time goes on. The good news is that, since you are living tiny, there aren’t nearly as many things that can go wrong and you can typically fix the most common repairs yourself! So, try not to get too bummed out if obstacles arise - instead, use it as an opportunity to learn something new. Tp helps you prepare, here are the most common tiny house repairs you can expect to have over the next few years. 1. Leaky Pipes If you transport your tiny house often, you may be more at risk for pipe leakage due to the rattling and shaking your house undergoes while driving around. So, check up on your water pipes and gas pipes often, especially after long road trips. In fact, take pictures of your entire plumbing and electrical systems so that you can use the photo as ... Continue reading →
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by Karolis Miskinis on Sep 13, 2019
Your roof is the most important place in your house. Throughout the years, it protects your property from intense heat, cold temperatures, heavy rain, hail damage, and many more elements that slowly but surely damage it. Your roof is the most important place in your house. Continue reading →
Home Spa Ideas | How to Turn Your Bathroom into a Spa
by Guest on May 21, 2019
There is no need to book a day at the spa when you can create your own spa experience at home. The fine bubbles of whirlpools range gently stimulate circulation and soothe the body and soul. Continue reading →
9 Places You May Miss Cleaning in the Bathroom
by Tammy Emineth on Apr 2, 2019
We can all agree that keeping the bathroom clean is very important. This is a room that is used often and can get really yucky pretty fast. But there are some places in the bathroom that often get ignored that should receive attention. Read on to find out what they are. Continue reading →
Carpet Cleaning Methods for Red Wine Stains
by Warren Clark on Jun 9, 2019
It's easy to have a little stumble and spill a glass of your red wine. And before you realize a patch of the carpet is covered with a dark red wine stain. If you happen to have a light colored carpet in your living room, this would probably be a scary moment not knowing how to get rid of the mess. Continue reading →
Skylight Maintenance - Diagnosis and Repair Tips
by Valerie Muscat on Jan 23, 2020
When you live in a dark apartment or house there are many ways you can create natural light to brighten up your environment. Skylights are popular roof fixtures that provide natural light to dark spaces. Continue reading →
Luxury Interior Design Can Breathe New Life Into Any Home
by Jason Mills on Jul 11, 2019
Our homes often bear the brunt of everyday life just as much as we do and for those who live in busy households, the need for redecoration is often at the forefront of the mind. Heavy traffic areas can start to look tired quite quickly and if it has been a number of years since redecoration or so much as a lick of paint has been applied then it could well be time to breathe some new life into your home. Continue reading →
Building a Basement for Your Home vs Moving
by Jason Mills on Aug 1, 2019
For many people, the thought of moving is one that fills them with dread. But for homeowners that need more space, they can often feel that upsizing is the only option. Of course, for some the chance of extending upwards or outwards is a viable choice. Continue reading →
Why You Should Hire a Plumber for Your Bathroom Renovation Project
by Maksim Pankov on Dec 20, 2018
If you’re thinking about partially or completely remodeling your bathroom, you must hire a professional plumber. Doing it yourself is not an option unless you have a lot of experience with plumbing and remodeling, which is not the case for most of us. Continue reading →
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