Are you tired of the oil companies charging to much for fuel? - 02/28/11 11:01 PM
Are you tired of the oil companies charging you what  they want to charge you?
Instead of all of us just complaining about fuel prices, we need to be willing to do some thing to make a change. Right?
Here are some things that you can do about it if you are sincere about saving yourself money at the fuel pump.
 
1/ car pool with others to and from work.
2/ don't drive so fast.
3/ limit your trips to going out.  For example, don't just go to the store for antimicrobial cleaner or milk.  Go shopping all at one time.
… (5 comments)

Should you Have an Inspection Before Purchasing a Commercial Property? - 02/28/11 10:20 AM
 
Why You Should Schedule a Commercial Property Inspection before Buying Any commercial property investment involves an element of risk. Having a commercial inspection provides valuable information at the time it is of most value – prior to purchase. At its most basic, a commercial building inspection provides a basic understanding of the overall condition of a building. Inspections reduce surprises. In real estate, surprises cost money. A building inspection provides valuable knowledge for purchase negotiations, remodeling and/or renovation and an assessment of system conditions based on fact rather than assumptions. Regardless of whether your primary concern is the roof or … (1 comments)

What the Holy Bible has to say about Mold and Mildew! - 02/27/11 05:14 PM
The term mold us used interchangeably in the bible as mold, mildew and leprosy.  Mold is comparative to mildew.
Mold is also a fungus growth that can cause a break down of organic matter, where as mildew is a superficial coating or diswcoloration of organic matericals such as paper, paint, cloth or even leather and much more.
In Deuteronomy 28:1-2, 15, the folks of Israel were promised blessings for obedience to God's word.  They were also told that if they fully obeyed the Lord their God and would carefully follow all of His commands, the Lord thy God promised to set … (13 comments)

Drip Drip Drip .... Your Morning Coffee or the Start of Serious Health Problems? - 02/24/11 07:49 AM
The Dangers of Water Damage
Water damage is common and often not taken as seriously as it should be. Water damage can start as small as a pipe leak or be as big as a flood, either way, the damages need to be taken care of quickly and by a professional. If the proper precautions are not taken and repairs are not made within 24-48 hours, the damage can affect both your home and your health.
Water damage is not always visible. It can be hidden underneath carpet or behind walls, all while it is destroying important structural elements and … (17 comments)

The Deadly Creeper - The Dangers of Mold - 02/23/11 10:31 AM
The Dangers of Mold
Mold is a sneaky thing that can creep into the tiniest of crevices where it will fester, unnoticed for years. Molds multiply very quickly, so even if it is left for a couple days, it can start to spread. Not only is that incredibly gross, it’s also quite dangerous. As mold grows, it produces a variety of myotoxins including trichothecenes, beta glucans, nitric oxides and aflatoxins, which is why it can affect people in so many different ways. Mold can cause a lot a health issues, ranging from mild allergic reactions to serious diseases.
The minor … (4 comments)

Never Do This - Always Do That; Too Many Opposing Opinions Make for one Confused ActiveRainer - 02/23/11 10:30 AM
Never Do This - Always Do That - Too Many Opposing Opinions Make for one Confused ActiveRainer I've only been on ActiveRain for about 4 months now but it seems like one minute I see a blog about how to do something great, the next someone else is giving advice the other way. I have seen this on SEO, Realtors, Inspectors, Stagers and the like. It doesn't matter what it is. I'll read a post that tells why you should market to your area, then the next says forget the area, market to your target audience. SEO is all over the … (32 comments)

Have your drained your hot water heater in the past year? - 02/20/11 05:49 PM
Have you drained your hot water heater in the past year?
Why do you need to do this you may wonder.
Draining your hot water heater ever year will prevent it from building up sludg and mineral deposits and make your hot water 
heater last  so much longer in my experience as a water damage expert for homes and commercial properties.
What is involved in draining your hot water heater?
1/ turn off your hot water heater either by the gas or the electrical as well as the water supply.
2/ hook up a hose to the drain line at the … (13 comments)

How often should you have your carpets cleaned and why should you have them cleaned? - 02/19/11 05:51 PM
How often should you have your carpets cleaned and why should you have them cleaned?
Typically, I have my carpets cleaned about once a year.
The reason I have them cleaned is because your carpet acts like a filter in your home and we need to clean the filter so that it is 
cleaned for health reasons.  
I recommend steam cleaning as well as pre spraying the carpet and giving the carpet pre cleaner a chance to work before
the carpet is steam cleaned using very little soap because using too much soap on your carpet or furniture is not 
… (4 comments)

Have you ever wondered why you get sick when you are stressed out? - 02/18/11 11:07 PM
Have you ever wondered why you get sick more often when you are stressed out?
Have you ever wondered why when there is conflict in your life that you are more apt to get sicker?
Have you ever wondered when you keep stuff bottled up inside you and you do not release it or them that you are more porne to get sick?
Have you ever wondered why if you are emotionally sick that you can get sicker physically a lot easier?
Have you ever wondered why you might get sick easier when you have a problem with some one or … (6 comments)

But That Lived In Look Makes it Feel so Much More Homey! - 02/18/11 09:49 AM
But that lived in look makes it feel so much more homey! I think people wonder this all the time. They tend to lean toward the adage that buyers know we live here. They know we can't keep it perfect all the time, right? Having that lived in feel makes it seem more homey! I have kids, or pets, or whatever the issue may be. How can I possibly expect to keep it this perfect at all times? How clean do I really have to have my home? I think sellers start out on the right foot but after the first … (3 comments)

Mold Facts and Statistics - Don't Play Dice with your Health - 02/16/11 08:10 PM
Mold Facts and Statistics
"God doesn't play dice with the universe" ...and you shouldn't play dice with your health.
I love that quote from Albert Einstein and it got me thinking about how we put our health at risk almost every day. There are toxins in the air, in the car, in certain jobs that we can't help but breathe but those in our house we try to contain and eliminate if possible. Here are some interesting facts you may want to know, for you, your sellers and your buyers.
  * According to Farmers Insurance there has been a … (2 comments)

ActiveRain Channels - Are You Tuning into the Right Channel? - 02/15/11 07:59 PM
ActiveRain Channels - Are You Tuning into the Right Channel? There are numerous places you can get exposure to your blog on ActiveRain. The blog roll is literally the hodgepodge of listings, humor, learning, market stats and more. Placing your blog into the right categories and channels gives that blog a chance to shine on a homepage a little longer. Finding the right channel, group, or category can be tricky and you may not know how to go about titling it correctly. Here are some basics I have learned about ActiveRain channels and how they can benefit your blog. 1. Check … (6 comments)

How You Get Mold - Like You're Trying To, Right? - 02/15/11 12:48 PM
How you Get Mold in Your home - And where it comes from
Mold can grow anywhere, most prominently on plants, vegetables, in soil, and most unfortunately, in your home.
Mold growth in your home can lead to anything from everyday health problems to even death.
Many think they don't have any mold in their home and think they have nothing to worry about. But you may be seriously wrong about that. Almost everybody has some form of mold growing in their home, even new homes. The newer homes may even have more if they were built during wet … (9 comments)

Ever wonder why there are so many without jobs? - 02/12/11 06:00 PM
Ever wonder why there are so many without jobs?
Could it because some  folks do not want to take just any job?
Could it because some folks are just lazy?
Could it be that some folks are just too picky and will not just take any kind of work?
Could it be because folks want to just let their unemployment to run out?
There are jobs out ther and many jobs at that so why are folks not taking the jobs.
I know for a fact that Snell Experts is hiring sales reps, sign up experts, writers, and more but yet … (4 comments)

Black Splotches? Funky Smell? Teenagers Bedroom or Health Concern? - 02/09/11 01:11 PM
Black Splotches? Funky Smell? Teenagers Bedroom or Health Concern?
At the sake of sounding like an alarmist, most homes have some type of mold and most is relatively harmless but some can actual kill. Don't believe me? It's been known to happen! Consider the verdict still being debated on actress Brittany Murphy and her husband on whether toxic black mold in their home was actually the killer or the cause of something that killed them both.
Of course not all mold kills and many times our immune systems are strong enough to endure quite a bit, but there are hundreds … (8 comments)

After the Mold Has Invaded! Questions to Ask Your Mold Specialist (Part 2 of 2) - 02/06/11 08:40 AM
Questions to Ask Your Mold Inspector
My last blog about what to look for if you suspect you have mold in your house gave the definitions of three types of mold - not the kind found in your refrigerator!
But now what do you do if you find mold bad enough that you have to call in the big guns to get it taken care of?
First of all, find a certified mold inspector to handle it. Most carpet, or cleaning services don't have the means or the resources to really clean up a toxic mold situation. They would … (7 comments)

What is Mold? Do You or Your Client Really Know What to Look For? (Part 1 of 2) - 02/06/11 08:20 AM
What is Mold? - Do You or Your Client Really Know?
It came from the deep. That dark, growing, black ooze that won't seem to go away no matter how much you scrub it. Mold, that nasty little creature that grows with a vengeance! Left untreated, this monster can cause major damage in homes if you are not sure what you've got or how to deal with it properly. If you have never had your home inspected or it's been a while, mold can seep in where you really don't want it to. Mold damage can not only affect your home … (8 comments)

How to Tell If you have a Mold Problem - 02/03/11 09:26 PM
How to Tell if You Have a Mold Problem
Mold comes in a variety of different forms and figuring out if you have a type of mold that is hazardous can be tricky. Mold can be everywhere but knowing when it's threatening or hazardous can be more of a challenge. Many types of mold is harmless to most folks but there are some that can be deadly. Deciphering between the two is the most difficult of all. This is best deduced by the help of a certified mold inspector.
Do a basic examination of your home first. If you feel … (5 comments)

 
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