Key insights:
It’s not necessary to completely get rid of the woodpile that fuels your summer bonfires, but you do have to cover it up to avoid building a home for bugs.
You can bug-proof your yard without breaking the bank. Consider citronella candles and good old bug spray.
If your bug problem is out of control, leave it to the professionals and get your yard sprayed.
Key insights:
Composting can help us reduce our contributions to landfills and cut down on greenhouse gas production.
If you’re a gardener, your compost can be repurposed into the best garden fuel.
There are many options of where to put your compost — and they don’t have to stink!
Typically, high-traffic areas in the home tend to get the most love and attention. Kitchens and living rooms are constantly being invested in and renovated. However, it’s important to keep your bedroom up-to-date so it can be a restful and enjoyable space. After all, you do spend most nights there.
Beloved household animals can leave behind smells that could turn off potential buyers when a home is for sale. Homeowners—who may have become “nose blind” to the smells—may want to take a few steps to remove any lingering smells prior to their first showing. Here are a few tips from HouseLogic.com, a home improvement resource:
