Natural Food Supplies You Can Use To Fight Pests

22 December 2015
Categories: Home & Garden, Blog

If you want to try and deal with ants in your home in a non-toxic and more natural way, there are a number of options you can use. One approach is to try and use largely food ingredients that you're familiar with because then you can be sure that what you're using is non-toxic since you could just eat it anyway. Cornmeal All that is really necessary for you to use this approach is to put a small dish with a big pile of cornmeal in it in any area that you suspect may contain ants. Read More

Tired Of Your Hard Water? Here Are A Few Things To Know About Water Softening

28 November 2015
Categories: Home & Garden, Blog

If you have hard water, your plumbing pipes and appliances may not last as long as they would if you had soft water. Hard water contains a high amount of minerals such as calcium and magnesium. It's undesirable because these minerals form deposits on pipes and appliances that the water comes into contact with. For instance, the scale buildup you see on your glass coffee pot is caused by hard water. Read More

4 Considerations For Installing Fencing On Your Property

5 November 2015
Categories: Home & Garden, Blog

To be sure that you are purchasing and installing a chain link fence that can enforce boundaries and enhance your property overall, you will need to understand some tips. These tips will help steer you in the right direction and allow you to make the decisions for purchasing a fence and getting it installed. Follow these points and use them in order to get the fence that you need for your property. Read More

Fall Lawn Care Dos and Don’ts for Cool-Season Grasses

14 October 2015
Categories: Home & Garden, Blog

When the cooler months of fall approach, homeowners in the northern portion of the country (those with cool-season grasses) must begin preparing their lawns for the harsh winter months. This way, their lawns will be in the best possible shape come springtime. As you prepare your lawn this fall, however, there are some important dos and don'ts to keep in mind that will ensure the best results and save you a lot of weeding, seeding, and hassle next spring. Read More

5 Tips For Keeping Your Carpet In Good Shape

23 September 2015
Categories: , Blog

A good-quality carpet does not just improve the look of your home; it also adds insulation in the winter. Whether your carpet is brand new or 10 years old, it is very important to take proper care of it. If you treat your carpeting well, it will last you many more years. Here are five helpful tips for keeping your carpet in good shape: Take Care of Set-In Stains Although spills should be cleaned up immediately, that is not always possible. Read More

Growing Organic Saves My Budget and My Health

About Me

I quickly decided to begin eating organic when I saw a television show that detailed just how harmful pesticides really are to our health. Determined, I went to my local health food store with a list of organic vegetables I wanted to purchase. I walked right back out the door when I saw just how expensive these vegetables were. I have never had a "green thumb", but I decided that if I wanted to keep my family healthy without going broke, then I had to at least try to plant an organic vegetable garden. It was easier than I thought, and my family now has a bounty of fresh, organic produce in our kitchen. I created this blog to help others realize that while it may sound intimidating, if I can grow an organic garden anyone can!