Jenn Greenleaf | January 25, 2010
It’s no mystery many parts of the United States is experiencing a lot of strange weather this year, and heavy rains is no exception. That reality is the inspiration for this blog post. Why not turn rain into an opportunity for water collection through use of a rain chain. Here are some links to lead [...]
Jenn Greenleaf | January 12, 2010
Choosing wood glue seems like a no-brainer, right? There are those who struggle with this, though, and there’s nothing wrong with that. Am I getting wood glue that’s strong enough? Will it crack over time? Do all wood glues have the same amount of drying time? Questions like these are common for those new to [...]
Jenn Greenleaf | January 10, 2010
It isn’t uncommon for individuals to believe home improvements during the winter are impossible. This is not the case, though. Choose indoor improvements: Improve your home’s energy efficiency Refinish the basement to expand living spaces and add storage Paint, tile, or work on other wall treatments Repair or replace flooring Add or replace light fixtures [...]
Jenn Greenleaf | January 6, 2010
There are many homeowners and those with investment properties who swear by raking and shoveling their roofs after each heavy snowstorm. However, there are also many who believe that if the roof is part of a new construction it isn’t necessary. No matter where you are when it comes to this opinion, here is information [...]
Jenn Greenleaf | January 5, 2010
With the cold winter months upon many parts of the country, freezing pipes is an issue for many. There are ways to prevent this from happening, though. Here are some links to lead you: HGTV: How to Keep Pipes From Freezing in the Winter The Straight Dope: Does a dripping faucet keep pipes from [...]
