12 Common – and Surprising – Ways to Use Wax Paper

Waxed paper is paper that has been treated with wax to make it water-resistant. Because of its non-stick properties, this paper is used in cooking and food storage.

While this use is commonly known, there are other ways to use waxed paper that might surprise you. Check out these clever ways to use this inexpensive material in your home.

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HomeZada Launches Document Scanning Features

Keeping track of all your tasks, projects, expenses and inventory for your home usually involves a lot of paper records such as receipts and invoices which tend to get lost or thrown out. HomeZada now makes it very easy to use your phone to scan and save those important records about your home. Here are the simple ways these new document scanning features work.

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5 Tips for Managing Two Homes Far From Each Other

5 Tips for Managing Two Homes Far From Each Other
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If you currently own two homes and they’re across the country from each other, it can be hard managing them both.

From taxes and insurance to home maintenance issues, it can be hard keeping up with what needs to be done and what has already been done!

If this is your situation, here are some tips that can help you manage both of your homes more easily and (hopefully) with fewer headaches!

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The Dos And Don’ts Of Crawl Space Encapsulation

The Dos And Don'ts Of Crawl Space Encapsulation

Crawl spaces are sometimes encapsulated or sealed to prevent indoor moisture problems. To fully enclose the crawl space, dense layers of heavy-duty polyethylene are applied to the floors, foundation walls, and sometimes even the roof. Enclosing crawl spaces is an excellent way to keep moisture out and regulate temperature. However, always practice due diligence before encasing your crawl room.

The materials that allow encapsulation to function were created relatively recently. Too many contractors and homeowners hurry into installation without doing any necessary preparation work first. It adds to the potential headaches. The following is a short reference guide to assist you in understanding the dos and don’ts of crawl space encapsulation to help you complete the job safely.

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