50 Creative Reuse Ideas For Your Home And Garden
In every home, there are literally hundreds of items that be reused and repurposed. Here are 50 great ideas for you.
Make Your Own Organic Fruit Wash
How clean are the fruits and vegetables you eat? Unless you pick your food straight from the farm, your food is likely more dirty than you think.
5 Simple Ways To Declutter Your Home
When a home is listed for sale, its "clutter" can be the difference between a rapid sale and no sale at all.
When Should I Change My Home’s Air Filters?
Home air filters trap and remove dust and particles from the air you breathe; leaving clean air to circulate your home. How long has it been since you last changed your home's air filters?
How To Clean An Exposed, Interior Brick Wall
Exposed interior brick can add a nice, decorative touch to your home, but cleaning brick can be a challenge. Here's how to do it the right way.
How To Clean Your Microwave Without Harsh Chemicals
The organic way to clean your microwave oven.
How To Keep Your Dishwasher Mold- and Mildew-Free
Your dishwasher is a breeding ground for mold and mildew. Here's how to keep yours clean.
How To Install A Dimmer Switch
In this 2-minute video, you'll learn how to reduce your home's standard on/off lighting switches using dimmer switches. The dimmer-switch project is a do-it-yourselfer and requires only basic handyman experience.
Home Improvement Projects : How Much Equity Will You Build?
According to Remodeling Magazine's Cost vs Value Report 2011-2012, for each home improvement dollar spent in 2012, homeowners can expect to recoup just 58 cents in home equity.
Using Home Generators? Here’s How To Stay Safe.
Home generators are a leading cause of poisoning by carbon monoxide. Before turning yours on, follow these important safety tips.
Using Space Heaters? Use This Safety Advice.
Space heaters cause a disproportionate amount of damage in U.S. homes. Here are some facts and safety tips worth reading.
Your Home Has A Smoke Detector. Are You Sure It’s Really Working?
An estimated 356,000 in-home fires caused more than $7 billion in U.S. residential property damage in 2009, according to data from the United States Fire Administration. Unfortunately, many of affected homes had smoke detectors.