Planting a Garden in the City

Posted on: 25 November 2020
When you spot bed bugs in your home, you may panic. You've probably heard how the bugs are resistant to pesticides and difficult to get rid of, so you may fear you'll be living with the bugs and their bites for a long time. However, it's possible to get rid of bed bugs fairly fast using heat. Using heat to kill existing bugs and then taking steps to keep a new infestation from happening is often a good way to get a bed bug infestation under control and keep the bugs away.
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Posted on: 29 May 2020
As you look at your living room furniture, do you see that it needs attention? Maybe you already love each piece of furniture that sits in the area. That more than likely means that you don't want to replace any of your furniture with new pieces. Have you already decided what you'll do to give your living room furniture a like-new appearance? If so, you don't need to read another word.
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Posted on: 26 May 2020
If your skin feels taut and itchy after switching to a new brand of soap, the chemical additives that were used to process each bar may be to blame. Handmade soaps are an alternative and are made with lye, rich emollients, essential oils, and natural fragrances. Pamper your skin by testing out a variety of handmade soaps, and use some of your purchases as sentimental gifts to share with others who have sensitive skin.
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Posted on: 30 January 2017
Over-spraying sprinklers are a nuisance that can also cost you money. They get things wet you'd rather keep dry, which can lead to mildewed patio furniture, premature wear of fence paint, or unattractive water stains on bricks and siding. Over-spray also wastes water. The following are a few strategies that can remedy the problem. Check the water pressure If most of your sprinklers seem to spray a bit further than necessary, the issue could be with your water pressure.
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