While we may have no control over the air quality outside of our homes inside it’s a different story.
You might be surprised to know that the air inside our homes and other buildings we may frequent can be more polluted than the air outside.
Materials such as off-gassing from carpet cleaners, fire retardants, formaldehyde and even lead and house dust can have an impact on the air we breathe while we’re sleeping or just moving about our homes.
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Now, more than ever, we’re appreciating the comforts of home. After all, a happy home is a healthy home and vice versa. But if your home is a cluttered and disorganized mess, it’s going to be neither healthy nor happy.
Read MoreWithout question topiary trees can lend an air of sophistication and elegance to any home.
But if you’ve priced them lately you know just how expensive these home decor items can be.
Unsteady of paying dollar for a topiary tree why not make one yourself?
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Your local municipality is responsible for providing clean, treated water up to the point where your home attaches to the supply. As it turns out, a lot can happen to water after it enters the pipe that brings it into your home. Moreover, researchers have discovered that water quality can vary from room to room within your home and even change with the seasons. These problems don’t only occur in older homes. Here we offer some pointers on how to improve water quality in your home.
You’ve decided on getting a new home, and you’re probably ecstatic about the thought of owning it. Before you go and get everything set up, though, there are few things that you should keep in mind. Not all homes are built equally, so you’ll need to do your due diligence to make sure you’re not living somewhere that’s unsafe. Here is our new homeowners’ essential home safety checklist.
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