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We all know that we need to keep our homes clean all the time. Even so, many homeowners still put it off and let the chores accumulate overtime before they do the cleaning. Others, on the other hand, don’t even bother at all.
Continue reading The Importance Of Keeping Your Home As Clean As Possible All The Time
Imagine a scenario when a homeowner returns home after a long day, only to see the remains of their furniture and belongings littered all over, floating on water, water soaking into their walls, and destroying some appliances. The welcome home spirit is not recognized at that moment.
Continue reading House Water Damage Restoration And Clean-Up: 7 Easy-To-Follow Steps
Everyone is familiar with that fluffy dingy trim on the shower curtain, but are you aware of the more hidden places that mold can grow and the effects it can have on your health? Even if you practice good hygiene and clean often, mold can catch you off-guard and cause a heap of problems. Here are the ways mold can develop in your home and the harm it can cause once it spreads.
Our homes are where we will spend a huge chunk of our lives. We must keep our homes in pristine condition and ensure that our homes match our tastes and design specifications. This means designing our home the way we want it and repairing it when repairs are due. There are some repairs that we can make to our home and some that are best left to the professionals. Attempting to embark on home renovations that should be completed by professionals yourself can be dangerous and can compromise the structure of your home. If you try to make repairs and designs that you are not qualified for alone, you risk causing serious damage and risk your own life and safety.
Continue reading 3 Home Repair to DIY and 3 to Leave for Professionals
August 19, 2012
Lisa Carter
Did you know that the inside of your home is more toxic than the outside? We all have been told about the dangers of lead paint but the paints we use now aren’t much better. The same goes for mouthwash. Mouthwash with alcohol not only contains in some cases more alcohol than wine but also contains Phenols which some link to oral cancer. This is a guide to make your home more healthy and green.
