How to Build Your Own Compost Bin Having your own compost bin is a great addition to any green friendly home. Compost can be used for a number of things, including fertilizing soil! While compost bins are great additions, they...
How to Find the Leak in Your Roof The smallest leak on your roof can cause serious damage to your home. If a leak goes unfixed for too long, it can cause mold growth which is not only unsanitary, but...
Planning a Kitchen Remodel? Ask Yourself These Questions First Are you planning a kitchen remodel? If so, you have to prepare yourself for the ups and downs that come with any kind of home improvement. Before you commit to months...
The Pros and Cons of Open and Closed Floor Plans When renovating your home, the floor plan you chose is one of the biggest decisions you’ll have to make. When considering which floor plan you would rather, it’s important to...
Keeping Your Garage Heated Many of us use our garage as not only a place to keep our cars safe, but as a storage room or even a workshop where you can do all of your DIYing. However, it’s hard...
Prepare For a Snowstorm the Proper Way Every year it seems there’s a winter storm that surprises us. You watch the news, expecting 2-3 inches and wake up to nearly a foot or more! Harsh snowstorms cause power outages, burst...
Enjoy a Clutter Free New Year with these Holiday Organizing Tips The holidays are a time full of family, friends, food, and lot’s of chaos. We know the holidays can get a bit chaotic, between the decorations, wrapping gifts, and...
Have a Green Christmas with These Simple Tips This season of celebration, consider showing some extra care for our environment. Christmas doesn’t have to be a burden on the environment, with just a little effort and imagination we can reduce...
What Common Household Items Cannot Be Recycled in Your Bin? Do you recycle in your home? If not what are you waiting for! Recycling is great, it saves energy and prevents unnecessary waste which helps create a healthier environment for...
Keep Heating Costs Down by Properly Insulating Your Home The U.S Department of Energy states that the average U.S family spends at least $2,200 a year on energy bills, nearly half of that goes toward heating and cooling. You may...