Recent Home Blog | Home Care PostsWhen Weather Takes Overby Mary Ann Romans20 Oct 2009 11:20 AMIt is amazing how much the weather can affect your home, and consequently your life. For the last couple of weeks, we have been shown this to be so true. From wind and rain that seemed to come out of no where and stayed practically forever, our home and yard has been greatly affected. How to Get Rid of Bed Bugsby Andrea Hermitt07 Sep 2009 02:24 PMBed bugs have come home. It used to be that you had to be concerned when you slept in a hotel. While that fear is very valid, you also have to worry about bed bugs at home. They hitch rides into your home in suitcases from your hotel rooms. They come into your home in delivery boxes. Just Because You Can't See It...by Andrea Hermitt29 Aug 2009 08:26 AMI recently wrote about when you should call the insurance company in the case of household damage. I wanted to reiterate that just because you can't see damage to your home does not mean it's there. In our case, we could not see any damage on our very damaged roof. Preparing your home for vacationby Andrea Hermitt14 Jul 2009 02:06 PMAs time draws near for going on an vacation, I am beginning to compile in my mind all of the things I need to before I leave. This is a good opportunity to share these things with you. How to Care for Your Roofby Mary Ann Romans17 Feb 2009 12:44 PMThere is a reason that people talk about having "a roof over your head." Roofs are one of the most important parts of a house. They keep you and your possessions safe and out of the elements. A problem with your roof could lead to problems through the rest of your house. Leak Detection Systemsby Mary Ann Romans15 Feb 2009 12:59 PMLeak detection systems in your home can alert you to and even prevent water damage to your home. There is so much loss that can occur through water damage, from favorite photos and papers to your entire house. it can occur at any time. Keeping Your Basement Dryby Mary Ann Romans11 Feb 2009 02:34 PMLate winter and early spring are prime times for getting flooding in your basement and water damage to any belongings that you might have stored there. Melting snow and ice can create plenty of water that seeps in to your basement. Teaching Kids about Maintaining the Houseby Mary Ann Romans11 Jan 2009 04:45 PMThis week I have really been concentrating on teaching my oldest child how to do the laundry. How to Buy a Generator 3by Mary Ann Romans08 Jan 2009 09:49 AMA home generator can really help you out when you lose power in your home. It is a must for anyone who frequently loses power and can be out for hours or days at a time. The Eight Biggest Laundry Mistakes 2by Mary Ann Romans07 Jan 2009 09:52 AMYesterday, after I posted the first part of this subject, we got a lot of interesting comments! Go check out the post if you haven't seen it: The Eight Biggest Laundry Mistakes. Now, let us continue. The red sock mistake. Recent Blog Comments ashambeda says... "I just had to comment on this article because I've been thinking of cleaning out my car!" Andrea Hermitt says... "The thing about bagless vacuums with Hepa filters is that I am still exposed to dust when I dump it." |
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