Having a home that is eco-friendly can assist you when it comes to reducing your carbon footprint as well as with lowering your energy bills. The first place to start of course is with making sure that your home is using energy wisely, and to do that, you might want to consult an energy auditor. […]
6 Tips for Staying on Budget with a Home Renovation
December 13, 2016 by
When it comes to renovating the home, going over budget is one of a homeowner’s biggest fears. While the truth is, there can be “surprises” along the way that can cause you to go over what you thought you’d spend, there are ways to bring those costs down. Obviously, there’s no way to avoid those […]
How to Prepare For Christmas TV Specials of 2016
December 7, 2016 by
If your holiday traditions include family bonding over a heartwarming classic such as “It’s A Wonderful Life” or “Jack Frost,” this is the post you should be reading. With the Trump vs. Clinton saga finally over, people are stocking up on turkeys and Christmas specials are popping up regularly in print and electronic media. Some TV networks […]
Five Tips to Use When You First Start Painting
November 11, 2016 by
Painting can be a very relaxing hobby to have. You can create great decorations for your home or gifts to give to friends and family. It takes a lot of practice to gain the experience and skills to be able to produce something that looks as great as a Bob Ross painting, but with time, […]
Is Joining A Gym A Sound Investment?
October 25, 2016 by
If you are trying to stretch your dollars, the last thing you probably have on your mind is joining a gym. Although it may sound counterintuitive, this is one of the best things you can do to invest in your health. If you’re worried about gym fees, think about how much more expensive medical bills […]
Tips for Renovating Yard for Fall and Winter
October 25, 2016 by
Even as the summer comes to an end, you still need to keep your lawn properly maintained during the cooler months. Autumn is an important season in lawn care because it’s when you have to start preparing your lawn for the following spring. Even if the grass grows slowly in the fall, it’s still absorbing […]
Downsizing: What to Consider Before Making a Move
October 25, 2016 by
The average size of a newly built home in the U.S. was 2,687 square feet in 2015. The American Enterprise Institute (AEI) has found that’s over 1,000 square feet more than homes built in 1973. But there’s another housing movement that’s been gaining a lot of attention. Shows like Tiny House, Big Living have helped […]
Is Your Daily Routine Helping or Hurting Your Skin?
October 20, 2016 by
Being that it’s on the outside of your body, it’s easy to forget that your skin is an organ. It’s the organ that protects us from harmful pollution, injury and infections – not to mention cancer-causing UV rays. Skin is our body’s frontline of defense and it takes a beating.
