If you have a dishwasher at home you probably already know there are some things that you absolutely shouldn’t put in it.
For example, cast iron pans, fine crystal, copper pans…even high-end knives will quickly be ruined in a dishwasher.
However, did you know that your dishwasher can clean more than just dishes, pots, pans, and silverware?
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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.
If those tiny holes in your patio screen door are now big enough for the dog to walk through maybe it’s time to replace the screen!
While you could try to replace the entire door, there’s no need if the door is otherwise in good shape.
All parts of your home are important, but it will always be the roof at the top, literally and figuratively.
As the one part of your house that is continuously at the receiving end of harsh sunlight, heavy rains, hailstones, and the worst Mother Nature can bring, the roof offers the best protection from the elements that you can get.
There are many particles floating outside your home that may pass through your ventilation or heating and cooling system. It can be toxic and harmful chemicals that may cause health issues when exposed for a long period of time. Checking the quality of air in your home must be conducted regularly to ensure the safety and good health of your family. For starters, here are some signs of declining air quality:
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