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611
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Make the Most of your Bathroom’s Space
Whether you have a large or small bathroom it’s a part of the house where it’s vitally important to make effective use of the space available.
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Jon Smithh |
Feb-13-2013
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517
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Making the Most Out of your Bathroom Refurbishment!
There is always a large variety of considerations as well as choices that need to be made whenever we are in the process of giving a face lift to our bathroom
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By
Jon Smithh |
Feb-13-2013
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978
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A Great Looking Bathroom that’s a Pleasure to Use
After a long, hard day at work the first thing that many of us want to do when we get home is head straight to the bathroom.
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By
Jon Smithh |
Feb-12-2013
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558
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Healthy Home - Keeping Safe Indoors
There are all sorts of dangers in the home, some of which we wouldn’t even consider as a hazard. It is important to take care of these dangers so you feel safe, both when you are at home and when you leave for the day.
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By
Jon Smithh |
Feb-12-2013
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467
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Putting the Finishing Touches on Your Dream Bathroom Doesn’t Have to Cost a Fortune
When the time comes to re-design a bathroom, many people will focus heavily on the all-important shower or bath units. Of course this makes sense as they will very often form the centre piece to any successful bathroom design.
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Jon Smithh |
Feb-12-2013
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642
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Does Batman Take a Shower or a Bath?
It’s the question on everyone’s lips, especially after watching The Dark Knight Rises: does the masked man refresh himself with a quick dip or by dunking his head under a cold shower?
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Jon Smithh |
Feb-12-2013
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672
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Bathroom Upgrade Tips that Won’t Break the Bank
When it comes to updating a bathroom you don’t always have to spend a fortune. Very often by choosing some additional freestanding bathroom furniture you will be able to compliment an existing theme.
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Jon Smithh |
Feb-12-2013
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541
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Planning a Bathroom Makeover
Apart from having a vital function, the bathroom along with the kitchen should be rooms that really are statement pieces in your house.
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Jon Smithh |
Feb-12-2013
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665
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The Realtor Partnership Program FromGulfstream
All Realtors know that showing a house in its peak condition is important. This includes showing the house that is well-taken care ofand pest-free. Because as a new homeowner, the last thing you want to deal with is discovering termites or a bee nest on the property.
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By
Jeff Freebold |
Feb-12-2013
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688
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Reliable Clogging Tips For Drain Cleaning
Every home owner has come across certain situations like clogging and breakage of lines and drains. These are created by the accumulation of dirt and debris. So it is necessary to know the ways to remove clogs and clean the drains.
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Marty Rowland |
Feb-11-2013
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813
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Pittsburgh Home Remodeling Techniques
Remodeling is a task that is often performed by homeowners who want to make a change or some sort of an update to their home. There are many ways that a Pittsburgh homeowner can remodel a house.
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By
Mr William Hauselberg |
Feb-04-2013
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779
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Using Gutter Guards as Part of a Bushfire Protection Plan
Bushfires spread in three ways: direct flame contact, radiant heat and ember attack. The main, and least predictable threat, comes from the latter. Floating embers can be carried by the wind for some distance and dropped into a pile of dried garden refuse or a neglected gutter of dry leaves fuelling them to flame. Gutter Guards help protect from fire embers.
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By
James Jenkins |
Feb-01-2013
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1248
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Choosing the Best Commercial Roofing Company in Dallas
Want to get your commercial roof renovated and replaced for good? There are lots of professional companies and organizations that provide various types of commercial roofing services that are in sync and accordance with your requirements, need and budget.
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By
Chuck Fairchild |
Jan-31-2013
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1327
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Why get a Window Replacement in Kansas City?
Window replacement and getting rid of old doors in our home and office can fetch incredible benefits. Old windows or doors can have some gaps within the sashes, which can substantially diminish the atmosphere prevailing in the room.
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By
Jim Conway |
Jan-31-2013
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1119
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Regular Home Termite Inspections Recommended
Termites can create enormous problems for you and your house, or really anytime that they get their teeth on. Termites can chew through a lot of wood and can make the structure of any building unsafe if they are left to their own devices for enough time.
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By
Steve Lum |
Jan-30-2013
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1084
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What You Should Know Before Installing A New Heating System
It's a new era for heating system designs. New home construction building codes have higher energy efficient standards for plumbing and heating than ever before.
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By
Aaron Christenson |
Jan-30-2013
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1192
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Consider Hiring A Local Landscape Company For Commercial Property Maintenance
Did you ever drive by a retail store, restaurant, or apartment complex in your town or city and think to yourself, "I wonder if they're still in business?" The plants are half dead, weeds have taken over the mulch bed, and what's left of the lawn is crabgrass.
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Jeff Lavigne |
Jan-30-2013
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1210
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Helpful Advice for Saving on Heating Oil This Winter
When winter comes, home heating oil users will need to be prepared with the supplies that they need to last through the cold and dark months ahead.
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By
James Charles |
Jan-30-2013
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1042
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Re-light My Fire – Ignite Your Desire for Heating Oil
If you are not connected to a gas pipeline network, heating oil is used as fuel for your boiler. As well as keeping you warm in the winter months, fuel is also a necessity in the agricultural industry and for commercial vehicles.
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By
James Charles |
Jan-30-2013
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1133
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Keeping Warm during the Winter...But at what Cost?
A warm home is an ideal home but lately it has become a bit of a costly desire. The rise in costs for the use of gas and oil has left many families without heating this winter and with the news that this winter will be the worst for 100 years, heating is essential more than ever as is getting the best home heating oil prices you can.
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By
James Charles |
Jan-30-2013
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Winter Doesn’t Have to be a Time of Suffering
It is easy to think of winter as being a time of suffering. After all, when the temperature drops and the nights get longer, it is clear that summer is over and it is time to wrap up well.
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By
James Charles |
Jan-30-2013
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Important Safety Tips to Remember When Using Kerosene
Kerosene is a hydrocarbon liquid which is used in the UK and Ireland as a heating fuel in areas which are too remote to be connected to the gas pipeline network.
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By
James Charles |
Jan-30-2013
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657
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Obtaining Best Value for Heating Oil
As fuel prices take off where NASA left by heading ever skywards in increments that can only be described as astronomical, we need to find inventive ways to limit our use and plan our fuel consumption.
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By
James Charles |
Jan-29-2013
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753
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Domestic Oil Prices: Running Hot and Cold
The fluctuation in the cost of domestic oil prices adheres to a simple economic principle. When demand for oil is low, then domestic oil prices are similarly low and when demand for oil is high then domestic oil prices are, in turn, higher.
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By
James Charles |
Jan-29-2013
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683
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Putting a Fire On
When it is cold outside we need to keep our homes warm and this requires fuel. We need to be able to burn something to make our homes warm and over the years we have used many different types of fuel to power different types of heating systems such as open fires and oil heating burners.
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By
James Charles |
Jan-29-2013
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