home how to: 5 Simple Indoor Do-It-Yourself Projects for Your Home
- 03/05/13 06:59 AM
With spring right around the corner, you might be thinking about sprucing up your Parkland home. However, it may not yet be time to work in the garden or on other outside endeavors. If cabin fever (well not really in Florida, even though it has been pretty cold lately) has been setting in, this is a great time for indoor improvements to brighten your living space and get you warmed up to work outside when the seasons change. Whether it's over-stuffed closets or cluttered garages, everyone has a problem area or two on their property that has not been touched in … (0 comments)
home how to: How To Clean A Water Aerator
- 07/22/12 11:31 PM
Typically found at the tip of indoor water faucets, water aerators split a single water stream into droplets, slowing the overall water flow and reducing the degree of "splashing". Homes in Parkland & Coral Springs with aerated faucets use up to 50% less water than homes without. However, aerated faucets can lose their effectiveness over time if they're not cleaned at least periodically. This is because aerators can collect and trap particles including minerals deposits and grit, depending on the make-up of your home's water supply. The good news is that cleaning your faucet aerator is a do-it-yourself job that requires … (1 comments)
home how to: How To Keep A Clean Refrigerator
- 06/11/12 12:02 AM
Do you clean your refrigerator regularly, or only after you've run out of space? If your answer is the latter, your refrigerator may be harboring dangerous bacteria that can make you, your family, and your house guests ill. Refrigerators should be cleaned monthly, inside and out, ideally. The process involves removing all foods, cleaning all shelves, and wiping down drawers. Spoiled food is removed and old containers reclaimed. The process takes 20 minutes. Here's how to do it. First, prepare your cleaning stations, including filling a sink with soapy water, and having drying towels handy. Complete this step before you start … (2 comments)
home how to: How To Replace Cracked, Dirty Grout
- 03/26/12 12:21 AM
Tile is among the most versatile home surfacing materials. It can be as functional and good-looking on your home's walls as it can be on counter tops, adding a polished look to your kitchen or bathrooms. Tile is also easy-to-clean -- so long as it's well-maintained. Proper tile cleaning is more than just a daily wipe-down. Cleaning tile requires a periodic resealing of the tiles themselves, as well as a re-grout for when the existing grout cracks, or stains. Replacing grout is a job that's low on skill but large on elbow grease. You can hire it out to a handyperson … (0 comments)
With spring right around the corner, you might be thinking about sprucing up your Parkland home. However, it may not yet be time to work in the garden or on other outside endeavors. If cabin fever (well not really in Florida, even though it has been pretty cold lately) has been setting in, this is a great time for indoor improvements to brighten your living space and get you warmed up to work outside when the seasons change. Whether it's over-stuffed closets or cluttered garages, everyone has a problem area or two on their property that has not been touched in … (0 comments)
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