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by Dan Eskelson on Apr 30, 2012
Healthy soil is not an inert, lifeless substance - it's full of microscopic life forms which are essential for the development of plant life. Synthetic fertilizers and pesticides not only do not add to this microbial life, in many cases they destroy it. Continue reading →
Fitting a High Level Cistern
by Guest on Nov 28, 2013
Low-level, integrated cisterns are the norm these days, but if you’re looking for something a little different a high-level cistern can add a touch of class to your bathroom, particularly if you’re going for a traditional rather than contemporary look. Continue reading →
Ideas for Updating Kitchen Lighting
by Guest Post on Apr 27, 2012
Kitchens are a workspace and gathering space so they require a lot of lighting. If you are planning to remodel your kitchen or just need an update, great lighting can create a huge impact. Most likely, your current kitchen has more than one light source mounted on the ceiling. Continue reading →
Cleaning Window and Door Screens
by Michigan State University on Apr 26, 2012
Secrets to Cleaning Window and Door Screens for your Home Improvement Projects. Write a number on each window or door frame and write the same number on its screen. Put any screws or bolts in a bag and write the same number on it. Continue reading →
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by Guest Post on Dec 13, 2011
Garden planters allow you to enjoy plants in areas where a traditional garden is awkward or impossible. In my tiny backyard, I grow nearly everything in containers, at least while the plant and I are deciding whether we like each other. Continue reading →
How to Cut Garden Hedges Safely and Efficiently
by Guest on May 19, 2014
If you know anything about gardening, you’ll know that you can’t simply dig out a new pond or plant your new annuals in the depth of winter. You need to wait until the sun’s out and the ground has dried out before you do any real gardening work. Continue reading →
Five Cheap Ways to Make Your House Break-In Proof
by Guest on Jul 18, 2013
While burglary isn't what it used to be, it's not completely gone either. Rates in Ireland have fallen dramatically, but there are still about 100,000 crimes committed every year. A good chunk of them are break-ins. Fortunately, it doesn't take much to protect yourself. Since there are still many easy targets out there, all you have to do is make your home less attractive than your neighbors. Continue reading →
Sheds That are a Work of Art: Three Designs That Look Amazing
by Guest on Jul 30, 2013
One of the biggest knocks on sheds has always been that they are horrible eyesores that no one wants to have in their yard unless they have no other choice. Over the last several years the design of sheds has changed, and modern shed designs are much more sophisticated and they do a great deal to complement the exterior of the home. Continue reading →
Use a Steam Cleaner to Remove Odors from Your Home!
by Guest Post on Jan 27, 2012
Steam cleaning is by far the best way to completely sanitize your entire home from top to bottom. There are simply no limits to the many surfaces and furnishings in your home that can be thoroughly cleaned by using the power of natural hot steam. Continue reading →
4 Signs It is Time to Replace Your Roof
by Matt Hopkins on Jul 18, 2018
Regardless of how durable and resilient your roof is, you will eventually have to repair and even replace your roof. Since it is difficult identifying if it’s time to repair or replace your roof, we have created a list of four signs that will make you sure it’s the right time to update your roof. Continue reading →
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