Put these home improvements on your 2015 calendar
- Published on Sunday, 15 March 2015 00:49
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With the deepfreeze factor at its annual high, the potential benefits of making energy saving improvements really hit home. Yet saving energy and money and adding comfort to your home should always be in season. Industry experts at Icynene (icynene.com) recommend you put these home improvement tips on your 2015 calendar:
The Hidden Cost of Convenience
- Published on Monday, 03 November 2014 00:53
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With so many different devices deemed necessary these days, people often are unaware of the amount of energy used and the costs associated with keeping these devices running. While there has been a lot of discussion on "vampire" devices, electronics that continue to consumer power even when in the stand-by position, it seems that many other everyday hidden costs are overlooked.
Discover the most germ infested room in the house (it's not the bathroom)
- Published on Saturday, 25 October 2014 00:16
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Considering the nature of a bathroom, people generally think that most germs reside there. However, kitchens tend to be the most germ-filled room in the average home, and many kitchen items and surfaces can harbor bacteria and viruses that make people sick.
Although the average toilet bowl has 3.2 million bacteria per square inch, according the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,
Funding your next improvement
- Published on Thursday, 16 October 2014 00:59
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Maintenance is an inevitable part of home ownership. Beyond routine fixes, many homeowners aspire toward larger projects such as room expansion or a new roof or siding. Funding for these projects may a loan from the bank.
Create a Fresh Look for Your Home
- Published on Thursday, 02 October 2014 00:38
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Before the holidays bring family celebrations and visiting friends to your home, give your home a new look and improve its comfort level. Check out the suggestions below, make your project list, and then go to Woodcraft for the tools and accessories to get the job done.
"Put safety first," cautions Scott Phillips, host of The American Woodshop. "Before you begin your first project, make sure you have eye, ear and breathing protection available and then follow the manufacturer's directions for all the tools and products you use. Have a first-aid kit and a phone handy, and enlist help for the heavy-duty work."