DIY Appliance Repair: How To Insulate Gaps Around Window Air Conditioner

Posted on 29 January 2015

For those without central air conditioners, window units can be a major help when the summer months kick in. But window units pose one major problem: they usually leave gaps around the edges, due to imperfect fits, that can still let heat inside. Solve this problem with an afternoon of work that will only require a few materials. Remember, this is to help out an air conditioner that's working properly and doesn't replace having an appliance repair person look at a faulty unit. [Read More]

Remodeling Your Kitchen? Flooring And Kitchen Cabinets

Posted on 26 January 2015

If you are remodeling your kitchen, you are likely installing new cabinets and flooring. Below is some information about each of these to help you make the best choice. Vinyl Flooring There are so many flooring options to choose from that it makes it difficult to decide what you want. Much of this also depends on your budget.  Vinyl sheet flooring is inexpensive, and it is easy to care for.  Vinyl sheet flooring comes in rolls that are simply rolled onto your floor. [Read More]

Premium Appliances Sold With Premium Flair: How To Copy High-End Appliance Manufacturers On Their Sales Techniques

Posted on 22 January 2015

Premium appliances are the ones that Donald Trump and Oprah Winfrey want in their kitchens, even if they never use them. If you are an appliance retailer with high-end products, you want to reach out to that level of consumer to sell your wares. But how do other high-end appliance manufacturers and retailers do it? How can you snag the big-name clients? Their selling techniques are no secret, but you will have to delve deep into your company's budget to impress. [Read More]

Is It Really Necessary To Waterproof Your Crawl Space?

Posted on 13 January 2015

The crawl space under your house may not seem like an important part of the home. You hardly ever go there and no guests ever see it. Surely there are other parts of the home you would rather spend your money on than the crawl space. However, this area of the home should not be overlooked. If left unattended and untreated it can easily fill with water and cause problems down the road. [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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