Three Ways To Optimize Your Environmentally Friendly Mini Storage Experience

Posted on 4 November 2015

As an environmentally responsible citizen, it's understandable that you want to make the most of the available green self-storage opportunities. In addition to finding a storage facility that specializes in environmentally friendly practices, you can also optimize your own usage of these services to ensure the greatest benefits for the Earth. Here are three ways that you can make a difference by optimizing your use of an environmentally friendly mini storage unit, such as http://www. [Read More]

Tips For Preserving Your Outdoor Furniture During The Fall

Posted on 13 October 2015

Patio furniture can be great for enhancing your outdoors and providing your loved ones with a place to relax. Outdoor chairs and tables can make outdoor living easy during the warmer months, providing anything from a comfy place in the shade to an idyllic dining place under the stars. However, as temperatures cool and the snow approaches, the issue of how to preserve and protect your outdoor furniture arises. Without proper care, your outdoor furniture can sustain irreparable damage, forcing you to dig into your pocket for replacements. [Read More]

How To Create An Exciting Landscape In A Gravel Yard

Posted on 19 September 2015

Gravel has become a popular green alternative to lawns. It has been a staple landscaping option in the southwest for many years, but is gaining traction all across the U.S. as people become more concerned with the carbon footprint and ecological impact of lawn maintenance. Rocks, Rocks and More Rocks Let's face it, gravel yards can be boring. So how do you get the "wow" factor in a sea of rocks? [Read More]

Not Cool! Simple Explanations Why Your Central Air Unit Really Stinks

Posted on 20 August 2015

When you are looking for relief from scorching temperatures in the summer, if you are like most people, you will prop yourself indoors where the air is cool and refreshing courtesy of your central air conditioner. This one appliance is likely relied on more heavily than most in your home through the summer, and occasionally, there can be problems. Some problems will downright stink—literally. A faulty central air unit can funnel horrid odors through your home and can be bad enough that you would prefer to just stay hot. [Read More]

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Bathroom Renovations: Changes for People with Limited Mobility

After my father passed away, we invited Mom to live with us. Along with adjusting to a new face at the breakfast table, I needed to make some changes to the second bathroom; my mother could no longer get around as easily as in years past. With the help of a contractor, we set to work. A walk-in tub was installed, and a vanity that she could use with ease was put in place. After thorough tile and grout cleaning, along with some new accents, the bathroom was perfect for her. If adult care is something you are facing, let me help. I'll share about how we chose new fixtures, what we did to make the space more accessible, and how we kept the cost affordable. In no time, you'll be ready to tackle your own bathroom update for your elderly loved one.

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