If you have a rotting windowsill, chances are good that you are worried about its effect on the aesthetics of your home and on the safety of your window itself. If the windowsill is only rotted in a small area, you can usually contain it by applying a layer of epoxy mixture around the rot so that the rot does not spread and the area that's rotted out is strengthened. If your windowsill is totally rotted, you need to replace it. [Read More]

If you are tall or overweight, then buying a comfortable home office chair requires several special considerations. The most important of which include: adjustable armrests, seat back, and seat angle a properly weight-rated hydraulic lifting mechanism sturdy upholstery, frame, and casters Below is information about each aspect of choosing a comfortable, big and tall home office chair: Adjustable Armrests, Seat Back, and Seat Angle If you are a very tall person, then you need an office chair that has a high back, higher armrests, and a seat space long enough for your entire thigh to be on the seat. [Read More]

According to HomeWaterWorks.org., with every laundry wash cycle, you could be using as much as 45 gallons of water if you have an older washing machine. Once a wash cycle is complete, all of that water used in the cycle is just eliminated into the sewer system of your home. Gray water is actually very useful for your lawn and landscape, allowing you to keep the area well hydrated. It is just a matter of recapturing this used water on its way out of the house and distributing it to the right places. [Read More]

If you're planning a move, you have some work ahead of you! Whether it's across town or across the country, the fact remains that you have to pack up all of your belongings securely and then get them to your new location. Hopefully, you'll make the smart choice and hire experienced professional movers to help you, but whether you do or not, it's important to know some basic moving tips that, if followed, will make your move go much more smoothly. [Read More]