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From reducing your carbon footprint to making your own organic, nutrient-rich fertilizer for your garden or landscaping, composting is a great way to put food scraps and yard debris to good use. What Goes Into the Compost Pile? To maintain a healthy compost pile, make sure to alternate between adding: Dry, carbon-rich “brown” materials like…
While a slow-flowing faucet may be a sign of larger plumbing issues, it’s often a quick fix. Take the following steps to diagnose the issue. Check the Shut-Off Valve: Check that the shut-off valve beneath the sink is fully in the on position. Stored items sometimes knock this valve out of place. If the shut-off…
Also known as smartscaping or dryscaping, xeriscaping is a great way to conserve water while making it easier to maintain your home landscaping. Don’t worry, it’s not all about cacti and bare rock. Here are four ideas for making your yard dry-weather friendly. 1. Plant drought-tolerant turf like Bermuda or Kentucky Bluegrass, which stay green…
Having a room that’s used for nothing other than storage is a waste of square footage. By remodeling your basement into a bedroom, this allows more room for a growing family, renting out the room, more space for parties, and increasing sale value. Before moving forward in your plans, there are a few things that…
Outdoor furniture is a great way to enjoy the warm weather months and entertain guests. Unfortunately, the exposure which comes with being outdoors can lead to quicker deterioration. You don’t need to buy new furniture to make your outdoor living space like great, however. With some creativity and a little paint, it’ll look good as…
Annual home maintenance is a vital part of owning your own home but is sadly neglected by many. Taking the time to identify possible problems when they are small, and while the fixes are cheap,can avoid costly damages down the line. Don’t wait until your home is under a foot of snow to learn the…
