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Written by Tracy
Ideas Always First When Remodeling
In Carpets & Rugs - more than a month ago
      Remodeling can be expensive and emotionally exhausting.  The unknown can be scary.  An average middle income person may remodel once or twice in his lifetime.  There are so many possibilities, too many contractors, a myriad of  colors, styles and so forth.  So much so, that anyone considering even a small remodel may feel.... more
Written by Tracy
Bathroom Floor Uplift
In Housewares - more than a month ago
      Bathroom floors are often neglected and passed over during remodeling considerations.  Even a small, insignificant  bathroom can be revitalized with a ceramic or laminate wood floor uplift. There are considerations, depending on the age of the home, having to do with the composition of the existing floor or sub-floor.  If in the.... more
Written by Tracy
Electricity: things to know
In Plumbing, Heating, & Air - more than a month ago
      I've had alot calls for electrical repairs over the years.  During holidays and cold weather times, the remodeling business turned into service calls for about three months.  Since I lived in an area composed of fourty to eighty year old houses and tenement buildings, I had many of my calls related to electrical service and repair. .... more
Written by Tracy
Unique Business Incorporates Dimensional Approach
In Carpets & Rugs - more than a month ago
      Charie Dorfman stepped into the family business 30 years ago.  He is a third generation entrepreneur who worked part time at his grandpas' store as a teenager before enacting a soul searching travel binge which took him to Europe, Mexico and the Mideast.  In the 60's Charlie also studied at Berkeley, the Kansas City Art Institute.... more
Written by Tracy
The Attic Fan - 'Safety Issues'
In Cleaning Services - more than a month ago
      Ventilation fans built into the attic can pull a large volume of air through the home and in the old days were useful on summer nights in the absence of air conditioning. There are still quite a few of them around. The large fan creates a mega air exchange, displacing interior hot air through the attic while drawing cooler night air from opened.... more
Written by Tracy
Acrylic Panel Vs Tile & Deco
In Carpets & Rugs - more than a month ago
In the market of remodeling today there is a certain paradox relating to the cost of acrylic or tile showers.  I understand that the consumer wants to save on material and labor costs and yet have a nice looking project in the end. He fully expects that ceramic or stone tile will increase the cost of his shower replacement beyond reasonability. Actually, the increase may be.... more
Written by Tracy
Heating Efficiency
In Cleaning Services - more than a month ago
With the rising cost of the oil barrel, heating costs invariably follow suit.  Old, inefficient gas heaters will waste up to 40% of the heat through the flu.  Other efficiency considerations would be the insulation factor behind the walls and as well, any air exchange via windows and doors.  In September 2007, my friend Al purchased a 40 year old.... more
Written by Tracy
Creating Atmosphere
In Carpets & Rugs - more than a month ago
  When we want to remake a room we usually think about painting and maybe pasting a border or perhaps a beaded wood panel and a new wallbase. I recall being shown a vacant apartment in an 80 year old building a few months ago in which panel doors had been utilized as a wainscoat.  The dinning room for example previously had white walls with a dark oak crown and wallbase,  The.... more
Written by Tracy
Offensive Toilet !
In Plumbing, Heating, & Air - more than a month ago
Bathrooms can be one of the most difficult spots in the home to maintain.  They are full of moisture and are susceptible to mold and mildew.  One common situation in bathrooms is that 'urine' odor. It's offensive to the senses as well as unhealthy to the respiratory system. This occurs when the wax ring begins to leak for one of two reasons.  One is the use of toilet bowl.... more
Written by Tracy
Renotip! - Utilizing Space
In Home & Garden Lighting - more than a month ago
Well, when it comes to remodeling we can't always afford to gut the place.  There are some rather affordable methods however for making what you already have more efficient space wise.  Look for wasted space which can be used or rearranged for more utility and appeal.  For example, a friend of mine had a small kitchen and dinning room.  He removed the wall separating.... more