Maintenance should not be an area of worry with a sauna. The amount of maintenance required for either a traditional or infrared sauna is very little if any. The only real maintenance needed is to wipe down the walls and benches every so often with a mild solution of water and soap. Regular sauna maintenance [...]
Home Sauna Good for You
June 26, 2008 By Leave a Comment
While saunas have been around for a long time, only recently have Americans re-discovered the health benefits of saunas in spas, retreats, and eventually, at home. Many benefits can come from regular use of a sauna, i.e. Health Benefits Helps to relieve stress, tension, and fatigue Increases resistance to illness such as the common cold/hyper-thermia [...]
June Home Maintenance Tips
June 19, 2008 By Leave a Comment
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 [...]
May Home Maintenance Tips
May 19, 2008 By Leave a Comment
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. May Home Maintenance Projects These projects that are ideally undertaken in or around May: 1. Check furnace filter. Clean or replace if necessary. Do [...]
Top 10 Crown Molding Materials – part 3
May 1, 2008 By Leave a Comment
Continuation of the article by Pat The installation of crown molding cannot be made any easier than with peel and stick. Peel and stick comes in kits of plastic molding pieces which have self-adhesive backs and four outside corners. Peel and stick is available for the really low-tech, low cost way to decorate. No power [...]
Property Maintenance – Painting the Interior of Your Property
April 27, 2008 By Leave a Comment
Once you have correctly prepared your walls in order to get the professional finish that you require you will be able to start your interior painting. Your interior painting however isn’t as simple as merely brushing your paint onto the walls; it should be done in certain steps, the first of which involves priming the [...]
9 Things To Do When Your Roof Leaks
March 8, 2008 By Leave a Comment
By Eileen O’Sheen Springtime storms can bring a lot of rain, which can reveal roof leaks. What should you do when an April shower finds its way into your living room? First, control the interior damage as quickly as possible. Move any items that have not yet become soaked. If furniture or other items cannot [...]
Water Heater Safety- When To Do It Yourself And When To Call In A Plumber
January 28, 2008 By Leave a Comment
The Essential Guide To Underfloor Heating
January 24, 2008 By Leave a Comment
By Penny Day There are many benefits of underfloor heating (UFH); there are no radiators to spoil the clean lines of a room, space can be saved by freeing up a wall that would otherwise need to be dedicated to a radiator, and floors are warm underfoot. UFH is also an extremely efficient way to [...]
Home Owners Insurance and Trees – You Love Them Your Insurance Company Hates Them
January 14, 2008 By Leave a Comment
By Geary Morris Coverage for damage caused by trees and for the trees themselves is one of many confusing areas of a Homeowners insurance policy. Your neighbors’ tree falls and damages your garage, shed and fence. Will insurance pay for the damage? Whose insurance should pay? What will they pay for? A tree falls in [...]
