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Cook In Cleaner Air: Making A Case For Range Hoods
October 28, 2011
by S. Lewis
Ducted Range Hoods, Ductless Range Hoods, Kitchen Solutions, Range Hoods, Vented Range Hoods
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I never understood range hoods. It’s that one appliance in the kitchen that’s always sort of there, but unlike a lot of other kitchen fixtures, I never really questioned why. Especially since a lot of the ones I’ve had have been pretty old and ratty, to me they’ve always been those things you turn on if your pasta boils over. But if you’re wondering whether or not you
Got Energy Bill Woes? A Programmable Thermostat Can Help Turn Down The Heat
October 27, 2011
by S. Lewis
Carbon Footprint, Digital Thermostat, Energy Savings, EnergyStar, Programmable Thermostat, Thermostat, Thermostats Programmable
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One of the most common energy-saving tips out there is that you should replace your regular thermostat with a programmable one. It’s good advice – advice that pays for itself in just a few months, and can rack up significant savings long term. And they aren’t just good for your pocketbook – it’s good for the earth, too. As much as half the energy used in your home goe
Hard Water Ruining Your Shower Head? Invest In Touch Clean Tech!
October 26, 2011
by S. Lewis
Clogged Shower Head, Dirty Shower Head, Hard Water, How To Remove Limescale, Shower Heads, Touch Clean
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If you live in a place that has very hard water – especially if you aren’t able to install a whole-house water filter – you probably have a problem with limescale residue and unsightly buildup forming on your faucets and in your shower. As the water dries or evaporates, minerals are deposited on the surface and in the nozzles of your fixtures, clogging them and hardening on the s
Dirty Hands? Clean Up With A Touch-Activated Faucet
October 23, 2011
by S. Lewis
Delta Faucets, Delta ToucH2O, How Does A Touch Faucet Work?, Kitchen Faucet, Kitchen Faucets, Kitchen Solutions, Touch Faucet, Touch20
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Have you ever been in the kitchen, making dough or cookies or cutting raw chicken, and been stuck needing to wash your hands but not wanting to put your gross gross hands on your nice clean faucet? Especially with things like raw meat or eggs, you want to be careful not to contaminate the very fixtures you use to stay clean. That leaves you with two options: spend a lot of time and energy cleaning
Blast From The Past: Enjoy The Ancient Pleasure Of A Roman Bathtub
October 22, 2011
by S. Lewis
bathroom design, Bathroom Ideas, Luxurious Bathrooms, Roman Bath, Roman Tub, Soaking Tub
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In ancient Rome, bathing wasn’t merely about getting clean. Elaborate, ornate public bath houses were cultural and social hubs in most large Roman communities, places where you could come and soak and socialize in various heated pools and steam rooms. Everything from business transactions to political meetings to the ancient equivalent of a lunch date transpired within the bathhouse walls, a
Hate Your Shower Head? Install Your Own In Three Easy Steps
October 19, 2011
by S. Lewis
DIY, How To Install A Shower Head, Shower Head Installation, Shower Head Replacement, Shower Problems, Shower Repair
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Do you have a really old, crusty, gross shower head? Or maybe just one that’s jut okay, but doesn’t really give you the kind of shower you enjoy? If you’re putting off replacing it because you don’t want the hassle of calling a plumber, you’re in luck. Swapping out shower heads is one of the easiest jobs in the bathroom. Even if you’ve never done it before, it s
Blog Action Day: Six Rules To Eat By For World Food Day
October 18, 2011
by S. Lewis
Better Eating, Blog Action Day, World Food Day
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For Blog Action Day (which coincides with this year’s World Food Day), I’d like to do something a little different. I’d like to talk about food. I spend a lot of time thinking about food, from planning meals to worrying about additives in processed foods, to trying to eat sustainably while struggling, at times, to find the money to make smart food choices. Heck, I spend a lot of
Rack It Up: Why To Hand Wash (And Air Dry) Instead Of Using The Dishwasher
October 16, 2011
by S. Lewis
Dish Dryer, Dish Drying Rack, hand washing vs. dishwasher, Sink Drying Rack, Sink Rack
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I’ll admit, I was thrilled beyond belief the first time I moved into an apartment that had a dishwasher. After years of hand drying and bickering over dish duty with numerous roommates, that one slightly undersized appliance seemed like a godsend. But having lived in several dishwasher-free places since, I realize I haven’t missed it. You see, I’m a pre-washer. Even when I had a
Looking To Remodel Your Laundry Room? Here’s A Few Reasons You Shouldn’t Leave Out The Sink
October 15, 2011
by S. Lewis
Laundry Room, Laundry Room Remodel, Laundry Sink, Laundry Sink Tub, Laundry Sinks, Laundry Tub, Laundry Tubs, Laundry Utility Sink, Utility Laundry Tub, Utility Sink, Utility Sinks
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Ah, the laundry sink. That big, ugly plastic-tub-on-legs that, if you have an older home, is probably lurking somewhere next to your washer and dryer, probably in the creepiest part of your basement. If you know what I’m talking about, it probably comes as no surprise that laundry room remodels are on the rise. But if you’re looking to turn your dank, damp, cobwebby basement laundry co
The New And Easy Way To Build Your Own Tile Backsplash, No Contractor Needed
October 14, 2011
by S. Lewis
Backsplash, Bathroom Backsplash, DIY, DIY Tiling, Kitchen Backsplash, Tile Backsplash, Tiling, Tiling How To
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Laying tile used to be arduous and time consuming – something that took quite a lot of skill and effort as well as time to produce something beautiful, to say nothing of cost. But modern materials and techniques have moved tiling solidly into the realm of the DIYer. While laying tile flooring is something probably best left to a pro if you haven’t had any prior experience, installing a
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