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How to Get Rid of Shower Mold Using Green Products

How to Get Rid of Shower Mold Using Green Products

by Steffen Ploeger on Dec 18, 2015

If there is anything more unsightly to a homeowner (or their guests) than mold and mildew growing in a shower then I am certainly at a loss to think of what that something can be. Due to things like poor ventilation and elevated humidity, your shower - and bathroom in general – is a prime location for the apparition of mold. Continue reading →

Finding the Electric Range that is Right for You

Finding the Electric Range that is Right for You

by Guest Post on Mar 29, 2011

 When you first start to look for an electric range it may seem overwhelming, but if you break it down into a few simple steps it becomes easy and fun.  First, measure the area that is planned to put your electric range.  Next, make a few decisions about whether you want a coil top or a ceramic burner. Continue reading →

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Why Solar Panels Should Be in Your Home Décor Plan This Year

Why Solar Panels Should Be in Your Home Décor Plan This Year

by Guest on Jan 6, 2016

There is a reason why the usage of solar power has grown to over 70% of American households over recent years. You should not be left behind as a homeowner as many people across nations are getting enlightened and enjoying the benefits of this source of electricity Continue reading →

What Causes Home Windows to Fog and How to Deal with It?

What Causes Home Windows to Fog and How to Deal with It?

by Apex Window Werks on Feb 1, 2017

If you have foggy home windows then you have condensation problems. Fogging windows is one of those problems that you can successfully deal with, but only if you know how. This article is meant to help you find the best solution to your foggy situation. Continue reading →

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The Different Types of Anti-Slip and Non Slip-Tape

The Different Types of Anti-Slip and Non Slip-Tape

by Guest Post on May 27, 2010

Slipping over on floors or downstairs are common forms of accidents in the workplace and in the home. Slips and falls can result in serious injury. Prevention of such accidents is very easy with care, attention and by using easy to apply anti-slip and non-slip tape. Continue reading →

Replacing Small Heating Appliance Plugs

Replacing Small Heating Appliance Plugs

by Michigan State University on Apr 27, 2012

Steps on replacing older heating small appliances. Depending on how old the appliance is, you may be better off replacing the unit, rather than fixing it. Plugs on older heating appliances have different types of plugs. Continue reading →

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Removing Rubber Heel Marks from Floors

Removing Rubber Heel Marks from Floors

by Michigan State University on Apr 28, 2012

You just clean your floor and someone walks across it, leaving a trail of ugly black rubber marks. If you have ever spent a frustrating time on your knees trying to scrub and remove rubber marks from your floor, there are easier ways to erase the mess. Put away the abrasives that can scratch the floor and try one of these methods to quickly remove rubber marks. Continue reading →

When and How to Inspect Your Roof

When and How to Inspect Your Roof

by Boris Dzhingarov on Jul 8, 2016

The majority of homeowners tend to make a habit of taking a good look at their roof in the autumn before the winter months set in. Unless you are having issues with visible roof leakage, it is advisable to check your roof at least once a year. Continue reading →

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Enjoying the Convenience of French Door Refrigerators

Enjoying the Convenience of French Door Refrigerators

by Guest Post on Mar 29, 2011

French door refrigerators are an exciting option for convenience in modern kitchens. They provide easy access to the foods families use most, and are available with many of the options and features found in the most popular refrigerators. Continue reading →

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Power Tool Safety Starts with Common Sense

Power Tool Safety Starts with Common Sense

by Guest Post on May 15, 2012

Power tool safety means taking necessary precautions to avoid harming anyone when working with power tools. Every home project means subjecting yourself to objects and substances that can burn, electrocute, cut, or stab you; sever an extremity, or permanently injure you. Continue reading →

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