10 Tips to DIY Your Long Term Food Storage

10 Tips to DIY Your Long Term Food Storage
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Think about it. One day in the not too distant future, you wake up and everything seems perfect. Your home is filled with the sounds of happiness, the sun shining, and the birds singing.

But then you turn on the morning news and your world comes crashing down, as a disaster is unfolding in front of you. It is a global catastrophe that will affect you and your family.

Although this scenario may never come to pass, we know the question regarding disasters isn’t if they will happen, but when. In light of this, how prepared are you? Have you ever thought about the possibility of needing DIY long-term food storage?

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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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Most Effective Ways To Eliminate Smells in Your Home

Most Effective Ways To Eliminate Smells in Your Home

Take a whiff; that’s the sweet—no, maybe it’s rotten—smell of your home. Here are the most common smells you’ll encounter in your house, along with the most effective ways to eliminate smells in your homethat have no business intruding on your health.

Cigarette Smoke

Cigarette smoke is common, but it’s a smell no one wants lingering. No matter how far someone is from your door, the scent can travel and remain for an extended time. To help satisfy your senses, use a cloth and drench it in white vinegar. Ring it out, and then turn it in the air. Since the white vinegar is natural, it’ll help soak up the smell and have your home smelling like new.

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5 Unconventional House Ideas That Might be Right for You

5 Unconventional House Ideas That Might be Right for You
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While products such as wood, concrete and glass are among the most common materials used in today’s modern homes, the designs and materials people have used over millennia are many and varied.

If you can’t afford the home you want or you would enjoy living in a home that is contrary to “the norm”, we’ve got you covered.

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Discover New Spaces at Your Home and Discover Inner Peace

Discover New Spaces at Your Home and Discover Inner Peace

No matter how big or small your house is, there are always certain areas that you don’t use as much as you could. You may not have enough time or money to renovate them, or simply don’t know how to do so, but you can always try to use these new spaces and give them new purpose. Sometimes you’ll simply have to do some remodeling and change the space in order to achieve what you had in mind.