Spring is the time of preparing for summer, repairing damage done in winter, and with a sense of renewal, give new sparks and sparkles to tools and equipment year-long in use. June Home Maintenance Projects These projects that are ideally undertaken in or around June: 1. Clean and inspect rain gutters for rusted or damaged [...]
Women – Getting Down and Dirty!
May 3, 2008 By Leave a Comment
Well done women! You did not sit and cry for a man’s help when the plumbing leaked! According to two recent surveys, you have successfully embraced the do-it-yourself market. Yes, more women than men are now shopping for builder’s supplies and more women than men are planning and tackling home improvement projects. Research published in [...]
How To Stage A House For The Market
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25 Tips and Tricks for an Organized Move
March 29, 2008 By Leave a Comment
By Maria Gracia Worried because you’re moving soon? This really doesn’t have to be a stressful, chaotic time. Here are some tips to help you achieve a successful, organized move. 1. USE A MOVING CHECKLIST. Make yourself a moving checklist outlining everything that needs to be done before, and after, your move. 2. LEAVE IT [...]
Eliminate Mold With Exhaust Fans In Your Bathroom
January 10, 2008 By Leave a Comment
Easy Guide To Hardwood Floors And Save Money Too
December 22, 2007 By Leave a Comment
By Helen Hecker When you shop for do-it-yourself or pre-finished hardwood flooring, you want to know what type of hardwood flooring products to buy. There are many good reasons to go with hardwood floors, such as the value they add to your home, the easy care and easy cleaning, great style and durability plus they’re [...]
Home Improvement Ideas That Won’t Break the Piggy Bank
December 18, 2007 By Leave a Comment
By TC Thorn An attractive kitchen is one of the things a person notices and remembers about a home. Rather then spending large amounts of cash having cabinets and surfaces replaced, try picking up new doors and hardware, and maybe a can of wood stain or paint. Old cabinets can be freshened up with a [...]
Getting Your Bathroom In Shape – When Selling Your Home
December 17, 2007 By Leave a Comment
55 Rules For Cutting Home Heating Bills
November 18, 2007 By Leave a Comment
1. Heat your home with energy that is cheapest in your area. 2. Consider heating your home with solar heat. It costs the least. 3. Insulate your water heater. This will pay for itself quickly. 4. Open draperies and shades in winter to let in sunshine. 5. Keep thermostat at 68 degrees; 55 degrees at [...]
The minimalist approach, clear that clutter
October 27, 2007 By Leave a Comment
The minimalist approach to interior design is all about clearing the clutter and reducing the elements of a room down to the bare essentials whilst at the same time retaining an aesthetically pleasing appearance in a room. Functionality therefore is extremely important as everything that exists must have a reason to be, a purpose to [...]
