Previously, we provided some practical tips on inspecting windows, roofs and gutters “” and making sure they were all in good shape. Why? Because winter is coming!
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THINK INSIDE THE BOX: Freedom Within a Framework
THINK INSIDE THE BOX: Freedom Within a Framework
A lot of people talk about thinking outside the box. I want you to think inside the box.
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Removing Rust from Driveways
While the flooring in a home is what many look at and judge cleanliness on, the same could be said for areas outside the home. Especially the driveway.
A nice, clean and neat driveway, swept free of dust and debris, is noticed by everyone. So is one that has ugly rust stains. Especially when moisture has spread rust stains down the drive.
If you have rust stains on your driveway, you might wonder”¦ What causes them? Driveways are typically concrete or asphalt, neither of which should rust, right?
How to Remove Deodorant Stains
How to Remove Deodorant Stains
It can be very embarrassing, especially if it happens at a business meeting or social event. When it does happen, you may wish you could crawl into a hole.
What are we talking about? When you raise your arm for something and show off an unsightly deodorant stain on your shirt, blouse or other item of clothing. You know people notice because their eyes are drawn right to your armpit, and there is never a hole close enough to crawl in to.
This type of stain builds up over time. When you perspire, some of the deodorant transfers to your clothing and each time you do the laundry, some of it sticks. However, removing deodorant stains can be accomplished with a few simple steps. Continue reading “How to Remove Deodorant Stains”
How to Keep Flowers Fresh
Fresh is always best, right? And that’s especially true of something special and valuable in your home “” fresh, cut flowers.
Toilet Tank Leaks, What You Need To Know!
According to the American Water Works Association (AWWA), toilets are responsible for approximately 27 percent of the water used in homes on a daily basis. The amount of water used by toilets is only increased when there is a leak. A leaking toilet tank can result in an incredible loss of water every minute it has not been stopped. It oftentimes goes undetected until a leak test has been conducted.
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How to Prepare Your Home Office During the COVID-19 Outbreak
As the current situation with COVID-19 developing and spreading fast, more and more companies are opting for their employees to work from home so they can comply with the social distancing protocol to help in the battle of spreading the virus. The virus is spreading through people so social distancing is a measure that governments implement to try and slow the virus down and make sure it’s under control.
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How Does Your Smoke Detector Work?
Have you ever looked up at your smoke alarm and thought, “I wonder how that works?” Well the simple answer is, “With cunning ingenuity”. The first thing to understand is that there are two basic smoke alarm designs. The first and the most commonly used design is nuclear powered and is known as an ionization smoke detector, these require little space are cheap and are more common than the other type of detector, which is the photoelectric smoke detector.
Touching on the Spread of Bacteria and Germs
