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by 411 on Jan 1, 2020
Don't think gas dryers aren't very complicated. Troubleshooting them is a great task for the average DIY'er. What Is Wrong With Your Gas Dryer? Here are some common symptoms you may experience with your dryer. Continue reading →
Variable Frequency Drives: to Maximize Power Savings
by Guest Post on Mar 11, 2013
It has been tested by a lot of professionals in the electrical industry that pumps with variable frequency drives can reduce maintenance in the system and save the waste energy associated with mechanical flow regulation. Continue reading →
How to Buy Front Load Washers
by Guest Post on Oct 29, 2011
Many consumers are getting excited about the great features and benefits offered by front load washers and want to get one for their home. It can be both fun and confusing to select the right model for a family’s needs. For extra cleaning features, consumers look to front load washers. Continue reading →
Great Points to Know About the Convection Microwave
by Guest Post on Mar 29, 2011
When you hear the term ‘convection microwave,’ you may think you heard wrong. After all, most people have heard of a microwave oven, and most have also heard of a convection oven. What is a convection microwave? Continue reading →
Winter Safety Guide: 7 Tips to Make Your Home Feel Safe
by Guest Post on Nov 7, 2017
As the days shorten and the air begins to chill, you need to think about prepping your home for the upcoming season. Although many of the safety tips are jobs that you can tackle on your own, you may need to enlist the help of professionals to ensure that your home is ready for winter. Continue reading →
When You want to Hire an Architect for Your Home Improvement Project
by Guest Post on Nov 8, 2019
Not every home renovation project requires an architect. However, there are cases when you need an architect by your side to get the results you want, whether it is aesthetic, financial, or legal. Continue reading →
General Information on Wallpaper Cleaning
by Michigan State University on May 11, 2012
Modern wallcoverings are now labeled "nonwashable", "washable" or "scrubbable". The safest way to find out how to clean your paper if your wallcoverings were not labeled, is to take a small piece of it to a wallpaper dealer and ask them what they would recommend. Continue reading →
Tips for Choosing the Right Plumber for Your Remodel Job
by Guest on Jan 30, 2014
A natural part of owning a home is doing upgrades, maintenance, and remodeling. When you decide that it is time to remodel your home, you will need to find the right plumber. There are some tips you should use when you are looking for the right one for your remodeling job. Continue reading →
Planning for Spring
by Dan Eskelson on May 2, 2012
Somewhere in these short daylight hours, hiding perhaps behind the coming storm is a seed destined to become the fruit of a new garden season. This is the time of year we should all take stock of the previous season's growth, measuring the results with our expectations for plants and projects. Continue reading →
Enhance the Look of Your Home with Elegant Fitting Appliances
by Guest Post on Mar 7, 2013
Home decoration is a big subject. You start with a bare room – you finish with somewhere you have designed for living. This is nowhere more apparent than in the rooms in the house where practical items are present. Appliances, for example, are designed to help you cook, clean and bathe. Continue reading →
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