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Window replacement can be an easy weekend do-it-yourself project if you do your homework and research what types of windows are best for your home. One aspect of window replacement that often confuses consumers is the jargon of energy efficiency. Read below about what the various numbers and terminology mean in order to make a more informed decision when you visit your local hardware store. NFRC/Energy Star Certification You should first look for the National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC) certification symbol on any window.

Believe it or not, your dryer is one of the easiest appliances to repair in your home, and the truth is a few repairs could keep an old dryer running for several more years. Luckily, if your dryer falls into one of the following more common customer complaints, it's probably not time to get rid of your old workhorse dryer just yet. If Your Dryer Stops Tumbling This tends to be one of the easier problems to solve when your dryer starts to go south.

Buying a plot of land is exciting because of the anticipation you may feel concerning what you plan to do with it.  During the purchasing process, you almost certainly will check for liens, as well as ensure that there are no squatters on the property that could later lay claim to it.  However, one piece that you may have overlooked is the need to have a land surveyor come out to survey the property.

Are you looking to add a unique touch to your home? Natural stone offers a truly one-of-a-kind look that can be as simple or as breathtaking as you want. Read on for seven ways to integrate natural stone into your home and landscape. Walkway A natural stone walkway can transform your backyard from bland to memorable, and can be customized to match the look and feel of your home. Stepping stones can add a playful touch to a garden, while a walkway winding around mature trees can inspire feelings of tranquility.

Not too many people like cleaning the bathroom. When it is done right, it can take a considerable amount of time to scrub down all of the tile inside and outside of the shower. Any given week, many people eyeball their showers to determine whether or not they need cleaning. If they do not see visible dirt, mold, or mildew, they may give them a quick wipe down and then move on.