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Sunday Afternoon DIY Ideas for the Kitchen
by Guest Post on Sep 26, 2011
You can spend as long a time as you want to do some DIY around your kitchen on a Sunday afternoon, so it's entirely up to you how big a task you try to tackle. Such a simple but great way to add some character to your kitchen. Continue reading →
The Do’ and Don’ts of Fitting Hardwood Floors
by Guest Post on Sep 23, 2011
Hardwood flooring is an expensive material and if you are installing it for the first time then here are a few pointers worth reading. If in doubt then call on a professional to do the job for you – remember, mistakes can often be more expensive to put right than the installation would have cost you in the first place. Continue reading →
DIY Storage Improvements
by Guest Post on Sep 23, 2011
One of the best improvements you can make to your home with some basic joinery skills is an increase in available storage. Most homes run out of room for stashing their belongings, and clutter is one of the things which spoil the interior looks. Continue reading →
Tips for Staining Your Wood Floor and Wood Furniture
by Guest Post on Sep 15, 2011
Wood furniture staining can be a tricky challenge. To make this task a lot easier and to obtain remarkable results, follow these easy stepwise instructions. Preparation, stain, varnish, clean up. It's that simple! Continue reading →
How to Choose Tile
by Guest Post on Sep 15, 2011
The hardest part of the tiling is choosing the color, finish, type & pattern. It is a common agony many of us go through in the pre-tiling stages. There are plenty of websites offering instruction on the mechanics of cutting & setting tile. Continue reading →
Make a Childrens Playroom from a Log Cabin
by Guest Post on Sep 12, 2011
When your children need more room to play, there is no reason to pay for an expensive extension to your home when you can save money and create a beautiful focal point for your garden by installing a sturdy, affordable log cabin. As your family has grown, you may have realized that you do not have enough space for its changing needs. Continue reading →
Trouble Shooting a Cooker Hob (Burner)
by 411 on Aug 22, 2011
It may occur that the hob (burner) does not function or does not function properly. Before calling customer service for assistance, let’s see what can be done. First of all, check to see that there are no interruptions in the gas and electrical supplies, and in particular, that the gas valves of the mains are open. Continue reading →
12 Steps for Household Mold Removal
by Guest Post on Aug 16, 2011
Elevated levels of indoor household mold growth are very unhealthy for both homeowners and renters. Here are 12 steps for safe and effective, do-it-yourself household mold removal in houses, condominiums, and apartments. Continue reading →
Storm Protection Products and Installation
by Guest Post on Aug 11, 2011
Window replacement is an expensive upgrade and many homeowners often do it in steps — first the street-side windows, next to the windows with the beautiful view, then the rest. It is common for homeowners to try installing their own windows. Continue reading →
Things to Consider Before Buying a Vacation Property
by Katherine Watkins on Aug 7, 2011
Do you have a strong desire for a vacation home? Your own vacation property can be a wonderful haven providing you with solitude and relaxation. It may also be a residence close to fun and activities that you enjoy. There are certain factors that you should take into consideration before making a purchase of vacation property. Here are a few tips to help you in making a wise decision. Continue reading →
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