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Tips for Hardwood Floor Cleaning
by Guest on Apr 28, 2013
Different floors have their unique characteristics. Each of them comes with a long array of unique features that call for a unique approach when cleaning. Disposing of any oils which may have settled on the surface helps to keep the flooring looking great and to keep going longer. Continue reading →
Everything You Need to Know about Surviving with a Small Bathroom
by Guest on Apr 26, 2013
It can take a bit of ingenuity to get the most out of your small bathroom. This busy room may seem like it can’t spare a touch of spice for a shelf or extra cabinet, but homeowners have discovered there are plenty of ways to get more from a small bathroom. If you are feeling overly cramped and want to give this little room a make-over, there are plenty of tips to transform this tiny space with big improvements. Continue reading →
How to Fix Realistic Monthly Rent for Your Rental Properties?
by Guest on Apr 25, 2013
Are you going to put up one of your properties for renting out? If yes, then obviously you would have to think of a realistic figure that you would be charging your tenants. A number of factors come into play when you are deciding the rent that tenants should pay you after they start living in your property. In order to hope for the best rentals from your property, as a landlord, you will have to think of a number of factors like size, rental demand, location, etc. Continue reading →
5 DIY Projects for Updating an Older Home
by Guest on Apr 25, 2013
Old homes have history and character, and they're true prizes to own. Unfortunately, they can also be a lot of work to maintain if problems of upkeep aren't regularly corrected. Whether you've recently purchased an older home or have lived in the property for several years. Continue reading →
How to View a Property with Your Head and Your Heart
by Guest on Apr 23, 2013
Buying a property of your own is the biggest purchase you’re likely to make in your life so it’s important to rule with your head as well as your heart when viewing houses, which isn’t as easy as it sounds. Many buyers, whether they are purchasing a house for a first, second or even third time, let emotion command the viewing process meaning many put in an offer without looking at the property logically. Continue reading →
The Do's and Don't of Garden Décor
by Guest on Apr 22, 2013
Garden décor is usually an area where people take some chances and exercise a very liberal amount of creativity. Whether it’s because the traffic into the garden area is not as frequent or if the openness to nature pulls folks in a crazy direction, garden décor can be notoriously ridiculous. Everyone’s seen or heard of a crazy neighbor with a pink flamingo, or an uncle with the preposterous sasquatch figure in the backyard! Continue reading →
Freestanding Basins - Ideal for Large Bathrooms
by Guest on Apr 22, 2013
If you have a large bathroom then you need to pay more attention to how you furnish it and how you use your space. It can be very easy for your bathroom to look disorganized and confused when it is big in size. After all, when a bathroom is small and compact you only really have the space to put in the necessities. Continue reading →
Good Home Landscaping: Tool for Attracting Homebuyers
by Guest on Apr 19, 2013
If you are planning to sell your house, you need to consider certain factors. Understand that the real estate market is competitive. There is no dearth of houses for the homebuyers. Ranging from the small houses to the large mansions, homebuyers have innumerable options to choose from. If you want your house to appeal to the homebuyer, then you need to integrate certain essential aspects to your house. Continue reading →
Cutting the Confusion on Setting Bandsaw Blade Tension
by Guest Post on Apr 18, 2013
Every woodworker will have their own unique method for determining the correct blade tension on a bandsaw. Some may rely on sight or even sound to check that they have the correct setting, and others will use expensive equipment to get an accurate reading. Continue reading →
How to make Queen Quilt Cover
by Guest Post on Apr 17, 2013
More than anything else, the thing that influences the look of a bedroom is bedding. Put something different on top of the bed and you have a whole new look. It's not always easy to know how to redesign your bedroom set to get a new look unless you go out and purchase new super king quilt cover sets. Sometimes you can't afford the cost of new bedding. Continue reading →
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