Kitchen / Bathrooms
Choosing the Perfect Bathroom Exhaust Fan
by Guest Post on May 12, 2012
The first thing you should consider is a timer instead of a switch. The success of your fan relies on a two-fold approach. The Home Ventilating Institute recommends that your fan be capable of achieving 8 air changes per hour, with the exhaust of air continuing for 20 minutes after use of the bathroom. Continue reading →
Ideas for Updating Your Kitchen on a Budget
by 411 on May 12, 2012
You do not need to update plumbing and rip-out walls to give your home a fresh new updated look. Here are example budget ideas. These price does not include labor or any other potential fees. Labor prices do vary from region to region, quality of the job, and other important factors, so it is difficult to post the total cost for this project. Continue reading →
Ideas for Updating Your Kitchen on a Budget
by 411 on May 12, 2012
It's hard to say an exact dollar amount, but improvements in the Bathroom and Kitchen have the highest return on investment when are sell a new. Depending on the region/neighborhood you live in, this could be 95% to 114% ROI. Continue reading →
Choosing Your Ideal Bath
by Guest Post on May 12, 2012
If you are choosing a new bath it helps to be informed about what is on the market. The range of shapes, sizes, and materials modern baths are available in is huge. You can choose from classic or modern styling, from a standard bath to a luxury whirlpool. Continue reading →
Cleaning Fiberglass Tub After Installation
by Guest Post on May 12, 2012
Fully fill the tub with warm water and mild detergent. Something along the lines of laundry detergent or liquid hand or dishwashing soap. Soak the soapy tub for 30 minutes to a 1 hour. After draining, rinse while rubbing the entire surface with sponge or rag thoroughly. Continue reading →
Countertop Comparison: Which is the Easiest to Clean?
by Guest on May 12, 2012
Laminate, wood, tile, concrete, stainless steel, and granite are the most common materials used for home counters. When choosing a surface, appearance and price are always the top priorities. However, homeowners should also consider the sanitary properties of each material. Continue reading →
How to Draw a Layout of Your Kitchen Counters
by Guest on May 12, 2012
If you’re looking to install granite countertops, most fabricators now ask you to provide a layout of your existing counters. Drawing your kitchen counters may seem complicated, but with these tips, your layout will be ready in no time. Start by drawing your counters as simple rectangles and squares. Continue reading →
Granite Countertop Measurements and Templates
by Guest on May 12, 2012
Many kitchens have counters that are angled or rounded. For such counters, fabrication requires templates. Professional template-makers use thin strips of plastic to outline the area. However, cardboard boxes are a handy substitute. Lay the flattened cardboard boxes on the surface. Continue reading →
How to Transport Granite Countertops
by Guest on May 12, 2012
Once granite countertops are installed, they are nearly indestructible, but in transit, granite is quite fragile. Most granite shops provide installation services that include transportation. Handy homeowners can save money by installing the counters themselves. With the right equipment and preparation transporting granite can be effortless. Continue reading →
5 Reasons You Should Have Granite Countertops in Your Kitchen
by Guest on May 12, 2012
We all want to have beautiful bathrooms and kitchens with recessed lightning, honey glazed cherry or maple cabinets, stainless steel appliances and granite countertops. If you don’t have the budget to have it all, you should at least get your new granite countertops. Continue reading →
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