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Written by Budda
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Wednesday, 08 August 2007 |
Peeling Paint
Another common symptom of a failed paint coat is when the paint peels off from the surface. The paint may commonly appear to curl and flake from the work surface for a number of reasons. Most commonly, the peeling occurs because of poor paint adhesion, due to improper prep work or lack of primer. |
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How A Window Treatments Valance Can Improve Your Windows |
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Written by Adam Peters
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Wednesday, 08 August 2007 |
Window valances can enhance the look of any room, though they are only really accessories and they should not take up all of the focus of the room.
Having the window open in your home can bring in fresh air and it also allows you to see what is going on outside. With blinds it is hard to see exactly what is going on outside as you use them for privacy and as well as not letting people see in, they also do not let you see out either. So a good alternative to try is a valance. |
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Tips On Installing A Ceiling Fan |
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Written by tireddadoffive
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Wednesday, 08 August 2007 |
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I assume you are a DIY and have decided that putting ceiling fans in your home makes good sense. You’ve probably researched the advantages of installing ceiling fans and have learned that besides the aesthetic appeal that is part and parcel of a ceiling fan, there are a number of benefits that impact your wallet in a positive way. The industry has determined that the cooling effect of a ceiling fan can make a room feel at least 7 degrees cooler than it really is and the consequent adjustment to your thermostat can cut your air conditioning related energy costs by as much as 35% to 45%. In the cold months, reversing the fan blades so they push warm air down from the ceiling can reduce your heating expenses as well. Some experts maintain that you can save between 8% to 12% on your heating bill. |
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A Simple Way To Dramatically Change A Room |
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Written by Wendy Mitchell
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Thursday, 12 July 2007 |
Things are looking up for folks who want to improve the look of their home but are intimidated by those "easy-to-do" projects in home-remodeling shows. Moulding is a prime example.
With a little planning, a few tools and some quick calculations, you can dramatically change the look and feel of a room in a single afternoon without making too much of a mess. Moulding can increase a home's style and value by adding visual appeal and depth to rooms. Crown moulding makes ceilings appear taller, while chair rails add a degree of formality. |
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Written by Wendy Mitchell
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Thursday, 12 July 2007 |
The backyard can provide great additional living space for your family so long as you make it a comfortable, inviting place to be. Here are a few easy tips to help you spruce up your backyard this season:
• Ready your yard. Before you do any major backyard redecorating, you have to start with a clean canvas, and that means weeding. Herbicides are one option, but if you're looking for a chemical-free way to weed the garden, roll up your sleeves and dig up the unwanted plants at the root-it's effective and a great form of exercise. |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 12 July 2007 )
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Written by N Graves
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Thursday, 14 June 2007 |
Cleaning A Mattress
You know that phrase “out of sight, out of mind”? Well, it applies to your mattress. Because your mattress is usually covered by sheets, comforters, pillows, quilts, dogs, clothes, people, etc. it isn't necessarily the first item on your list of things to clean. This article will provide you with some easy tips on both how to keep your mattress clean and how to clean your mattress when it gets dirty. |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 14 June 2007 )
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Tips For Waterproofing Your Basement |
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Written by David Faulkner
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Thursday, 14 June 2007 |
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It is very important to waterproof your basement so that you won’t end up with water damage that can be time consuming and expensive to remove. This is very important if you plan to use your basement for living space. Take your time to careful look over every inch of the basement for signs of water damage. Don’t do any work in the basement until you have found the source of the water and taken care of it. If you let the water continue to seep in you will end up with mold and a musty smell to deal with. |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 14 June 2007 )
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