January 2012
January 30, 20121 Comment
Posted by Isaac in Energy Conservation, Kitchen, conservation, energy, kitchen
Given the state of the economy, people everywhere are looking for ways to save money. Did you know that you spend an average of $120 more than you need to in energy bills every year? Your kitchen can be a huge source of energy and with a few simple tips and tricks you can help eliminate unnecessary spending in no time.
Let’s review some of the most common appliances in the kitchen and evaluate what you can do to start cutting back on energy usage. We will begin with the fridge, since it is the largest appliance in the kitchen.
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January 29, 20121 Comment
Posted by Jessi Davis in Bathroom
In this economy, DIY projects are definitely the way to go! A few years ago, switching out mirrors was pretty much a job for the pro’s. Not anymore. By following a few safety rules, removing a bathroom mirror yourself can save you a nice chunk of money.
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January 28, 20122 Comments
Posted by zach in Interior Design, Remodeling Tips, lighting, lights
Your home can easily be transformed by one little adjustment – lighting! While many expensive renovations can transform an entire home from the wall paper to the cabinets, it doesn’t have to cost an arm and a leg to have a beautifully styled home. Thinking about transforming your bedroom, kitchen or spare room into something you’re proud to show off? Then don’t hesitate to adjust the lighting for a brand new ambiance. Here are 10 tips to show you the light!
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January 26, 20122 Comments
Posted by Georgia Lawn in DIY, Outdoor Living, lawn care winter, winter lawn care, winter lawn care tips, winter lawn tips
Winterizing your yard may take a lot of time and effort but it is very rewarding. In order for you to have the right lawn and garden look next spring, it is important that you properly care for your plants even before winter arrives. Although winterizing your lawn does not guarantee that your plants will be totally protected from damage, it decreases the risk of winter burn and other winter challenges. The following lawn winter care tips will help you preserve your greenery all year round.
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January 25, 20121 Comment
Posted by John Garland in Outdoor Living, deck, decor, home, home decor, home improvement, patio
The most attractive patios and best-looking landscapes aren’t complete without comfortable seating from which to enjoy the view, but choose the wrong patio furniture, and the outdoor scene can look off-kilter. Worse, the wrong choice can mean winding up with outdoor furniture that may not stand up to seasonal weather. The best patio furniture will not only be functional and durable, but will establish the overall style of the outdoor living area. Fortunately, a broad selection of patio outdoor furniture ensures a stylish and sturdy choice for just about every outdoor location.
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