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To keep your tomato plants healthy and produce the greatest yields, they require a means of support. Supporting the plants keeps the fruit clean and away from pests, provides better air circulation to help prevent disease, and makes it easier to harvest the fruit. More tomato plants can be placed in a smaller area by trellising them and there are several simple structures that are readily available or easily made to keep your garden looking attractive and orderly. This article will describe seve...
Published by Daniel Snyder 1 day ago in Vegetable Gardening | +14 votes | 3 comments
Clogged drain lines are something everyone has encountered at one time or another, but unlike some other home maintenance problems, drain clogs usually build up slowly over time. Slow draining sinks, toilets, and tubs are a sign that there is some sort of blockage in your drain line. It may be a minor problem that can be fixed with a plunger, or it could be a larger problem that requires the use of chemical drain cleaners or even professional help from a plumber.This article will provide useful ...
Published by Daniel Snyder 1 week ago in Plumbing, Leaks & Faucets | +11 votes | 0 comments
Carpet remains a popular choice for many rooms in the home and in commercial establishments. Carpet offers a variety of colors, patterns and styles to match any decor. Carpets have a cushioned surface that absorbs sound and is easier to walk on than hard surface flooring. Carpet has one of the lowest installation costs of any type of flooring. This article will discuss the various types of carpet styles and construction to assist you in selecting the best carpet for different areas in your home....
Published by Daniel Snyder 1 week ago in Floors & Flooring | +14 votes | 1 comments
Drain water (or greywater) heat recovery (DWHR, sometimes DHR) devices are an efficient method to recapture waste heat from water flowing down drains. This energy can be used to preheat cold water before it enters a water heater or a dedicated storage tank. DWHR systems reduce the energy needed for heating water which can increase the capacity of hot water heaters. Between 80 - 90% of the energy used to heat water eventually goes down the drain anhot water heater, d a drain water heat recovery ...
Published by Daniel Snyder 2 weeks ago in Plumbing, Leaks & Faucets | +7 votes | 0 comments
There are about 40 million decks in the United States that are over 20 years old and at least 30 people died as a direct result of deck collapses between 2000 and 2008, according to the North American Deck and Railing Association. You can perform an annual inspection in less than an hour and the further they are above grade; the more important it is to inspect decks for safety hazards. Some key areas to look at are stair to deck connections, support posts, joist hangers, ledger boards, and raili...
Published by Daniel Snyder 2 weeks ago in Home Inspections | +16 votes | 2 comments
Sump pumps are an important part of a basement drainage system unless your property has a steep grade that allows the water to drain off naturally or you do not have a ground water problem. There are three types of sump pumps available for you to use in your basement. Proper placement and maintenance of your sump pump is important in keeping your basement dry and reducing the chance for mold and water damage. This article will describe the damage a wet basement can do to your home, the different...
Published by Daniel Snyder 3 weeks ago in Home Inspections | +12 votes | 1 comments
Home maintenance never seems to end and while certain problems can be postponed for a few months, other items require immediate attention. If you turn on your shower and only find cold water, you soon realize how important your water heater truly is. Here are some water heater troubleshooting tips to help you recognize when you can repair your water heater, and when you may need to invest in a new one. This article will detail the causes and solutions for some of the most common hot water heater...
Published by Daniel Snyder 4 weeks ago in Plumbing, Leaks & Faucets | +10 votes | 1 comments
The last time you looked in your medicine cabinet you probably noticed a collection of medicines. Generally, a medicine cabinet contains everything from aspirin and ibuprofen to antibiotics and cough syrup. Responsible disposal of your old prescription drugs and their containers is important to protect the natural water resources from contamination as well as preventing someone from abusing your old medications. This article will provide useful information on how to dispose of these medications....
Published by Daniel Snyder 4 weeks ago in Home Safety | +9 votes | 0 comments
When considering a replacement for your hot water heater you have two options; a traditional tank water heater and a tankless water heater. Both units have advantages and disadvantages based on the size of your home, the number of people using hot water, and the condition of your water. This article will discuss the maintenance, installation costs, operating costs, and usage factors that will assist you in selecting the right type of hot water heater for your home.
Published by Daniel Snyder 4 weeks ago in Plumbing, Leaks & Faucets | +10 votes | 1 comments
One of the more frightening sights you will see is the rising water in your toilet bowl after you flush. A clogged and overflowing toilet can cause a lot of damage if it is not fixed quickly and plumbers can be an expensive solution when it’s an emergency. This article will provide useful imformation concerning toilet clogs and resources that you can use to make an educate choice.
Published by Daniel Snyder 4 weeks ago in Plumbing, Leaks & Faucets | +15 votes | 3 comments
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