No matter what manufacturers do to reduce the footprint, bottled water negatively impacts the environment. In addition to providing excess waste from your household that ends up in landfills, bottled water hits your grocery bill–hard. According to information from the International Bottled Water Association (IBWA), in 2012, bottled water sales soared to $11.8 billion. Are you thinking about cutting your grocery bill and nixing the bottled water? Read on to learn how home reverse osmosis systems work and the pros and cons to using these water purification systems.…
If you recently got brand new kitchen cabinets installed in your home, you are probably delighted with the new look and extra space. This is the perfect time to re-think the organization of your kitchen cabinets. There are many great ways to organize your cabinets in order to use the space more efficiently and save time and energy on locating what you need, when you need it. Here are some helpful tips for organizing your kitchen cabinets.…
Repairing your home after water damage can be a costly and time-consuming project. Replacing sheet after sheet of drywall adds up quickly. If you have a few sheets of drywall that only have a few small to medium-sized stains, you may wish to leave them in place instead of replacing them. This will allow you to save your cash for more important repair measures, such as mending the floor or replacing your shorted-out refrigerator.…
