Owning a new home is an exciting step for many people. However, being a new homeowner may mean you’ve never had to care for a lawn before. Fortunately, there are some helpful lawn care tips for new homeowners.
Taking care of a lawn can often be a lot of work. You typically have to mow on a regular basis, trim weeds, and rake leaves. If you have a garden, there is also a lot of work that goes into maintaining that.
Not only is it cheaper to make your own sanitizing solutions, but with the recent FDA news that some hand sanitizers can be toxic, it’s a smart idea as well.
Making hand sanitizer and household cleaning products is easier than you might think. In addition to using inexpensive ingredients, these recipes can be adjusted to suit your particular needs.
When was the last time you thought about your hot water heater?
Chances are you thought about it when the hot water ran out…or when you first bought your home.
Right?
Or, maybe like many of us these days you’re thinking about ways you can save money by cutting costs.
Whatever the reason, there are a lot of water heaters on the market these days to choose from. In addition to standard water heaters that have been around for decades, consumers now have the option of purchasing an on-demand, or “tankless” water heater that promises to save on water and energy costs.
Gyms are reopening across America, but many people hesitate to return. If you got into the living room fitness craze during the shutdown, you might decide to make your home gym a more permanent structure instead of renewing your membership.
Small kitchen appliances are every cook’s best friend. They can make everyday cooking tasks faster and easier to do.
But many kitchen appliances are also notorious space hogs.
Sure, you can push them back in a corner of your countertop or even inside one of your kitchen cupboards, but what if you have a small kitchen?
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