• 4 Ways To Create Unique Lighting Fixtures

  29 September 2014

  Needing to add a bit of fun to your home without having to spend a lot of money? Your light fixtures are one place to look. Unique lighting fixtures can take a boring room to one that is cheerful and fun in very little time. You don't have to spend a lot of money for a unique look if you make the lighting fixture yourself. Here are some ideas. Crochet a Cover

• Playing Santa Is Easier With Self Storage Elves

  29 September 2014

  For many parents, playing Santa during the holidays is a fun and exciting time. Indeed, many parents are more childlike than their kids during the holidays, making it a special and enchanting time for the whole family. However, making sure your kids never see their gifts from Santa can also be challenging, especially if you live in an apartment or small home without an attic or other type of additional storage area.

• How To Make Your Old Wooden Table Look New Again

  29 September 2014

  Before you throw out your old wooden table, you should consider refinishing the surface of the table. In many cases, refinishing the wood can help remove discoloration and repair smaller issues such as scratches in the wood. Even though it will take some time and patience to complete this project, it is worth the additional effort to improve the look of your wooden table. Sand the Surface Before you can change the appearance of your table, you need to sand down the surface by hand.

• Three Reasons To Replace The Glass In Your Windows

  29 September 2014

  Just because your window panes aren't broken doesn't mean that you don't need to replace the glass. There are several reasons why you might need to replace the glass in a window that looks completely normal. Use this guide to help you determine if it's time to call your window glass replacement expert. Your Double Pane Windows Have Lost Their Seals Double pane windows work because of the gas that is trapped between the two layers of glass.

• Pest Hunters: 4 Beneficial Insects To Patrol Your Garden

  29 September 2014

  One of the most effective ways of dealing with common garden pests is through the use of beneficial insects, such as lacewings and ladybugs. Once released into your yard or garden, these tiny predators do what comes naturally: They eat. By releasing the right insects at the right time, you can put a serious dent in the local pest population. Lacewings Adult lacewings are of little benefit to gardeners. Commonly seen around porch lights, these delicate, green insects primarily subsist on nectar.

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