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With the start of the New Year, lots of us are looking for ways to give our home a fresh, new look, and what better place to start than in the bedroom? After all, it’s the room where we tend to feel the most relaxed and at home, and is usually the most personal room in the house. However, a new year doesn’t necessarily mean lots of new disposable funds to spend on redecorating! In fact, after all the expense of Christmas, the New Year can often be one of the most difficult times of the year in t Continue reading →
Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) and Health Effects of Air Pollution
by Guest Post on Nov 1, 2011
Employers, whether building owners or tenants have found that dissatisfaction with the indoor environment can lead to a host of employee problems, ranging from lost productivity - whether through lost days or just decreased effectiveness - to outright hostility toward management. Continue reading →
The Timeless Toaster: A Curious History of Most Common Kitchen Appliances
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A toaster doesn’t seem like a very interesting appliance, but it has a long history and even a niche market that collects them. If you dig beyond the surface of this curious gadget, you’ll discover something truly amazing. The toaster was originally invented in 1909 by General Electric. Continue reading →
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Replacement windows are among the best investment s that you could ever include in your home improvement project list. Other than considerably boosting the curb appeal of your home, it would also be a great way to cut heating and air-conditioning costs. Continue reading →
Nebraska Local Builders Associations
by Administrator on Apr 23, 2012
Find a local builder or council, please contact the home builders' association (HBA) in your area. Continue reading →
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There aren't many parts of your garbage disposer that you can service yourself. When it fails, you may have to replace it. These tips will help you find the problem and let you know if it is worth fixing or replacing. Continue reading →
Not Just for Wood: Home DIY Projects Made Easier with a Jigsaw
by Guest on Feb 9, 2017
There are so many reasons why even the most basic of DIYers should have a jigsaw. Every time you saw a piece of wood and wish the result was just a little bit neater; every time you want to cut a curve instead of a straight line; every time you wish you could cut everything quicker and more consistently Continue reading →
The Must-Dos For Renovating Your Basement
by Paul on Apr 6, 2017
A basement is an excellent place to carve out some extra space for an office or a playroom. But not every basement is ideal for renovating. If you intend to redo your basement, taking steps to pre-renovate might save you in the long run. Most basements, especially older ones, weren’t built for the purpose of being renovated. They can be more of a foundation than additional living space, so make sure to do these things before you spend money on a basement renovation, or you could fin Continue reading →
DIY: Paint Your House
by Lorena Benchis on Dec 15, 2011
If your home is looking a bit shabby and in need of a good old lick of paint then you might be considering a DIY paint job. If the thought of picking up a paintbrush fills you with dread however, do not despair. Just follow these simple tips and you will soon be happily painting your house from top to bottom! Before you begin, move light furniture such as tables and chairs out of the way and cover up larger items like sofa beds with dust sheets if you simply can’t move them. If you are painting a ceiling, also remove curtains and other fixtures. Continue reading →
Causes and Solutions of Rotten Egg Odor in Hot Water System
by Guest Post on Oct 15, 2011
The hot water system emerges as a savior in chilling winters. But what if the hot water starts sticking? This is not a rare case. Often users start getting a supply of smelly water, which is most of the time similar to a rotten egg. Things become more critical when none of the solutions work: Continue reading →
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