Posted on: 15 January 2018
If you have a great deal of mosquitos on your property, then you may have learned that it is wise to get rid of any and all standing water in the region. You may understand that mosquitos and standing water go hand in hand, but you may not necessarily know why. Keep reading to learn why and to also understand how to get rid of the water.
Why Do Mosquitos Gather Around Standing Water?
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Posted on: 22 November 2017
Rain chains are an alternative installation of your roof that takes the place of traditional gutter downspouts. Rain chains are made out of multiple containers that are formed into a single long chain, each of which drains into the container below. This creates a decorative and functional way for water to be moved out of your gutter system and into the ground of your yard. Because of their unique structure, there are a few distinct advantages and disadvantages associated with rain chains.
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Posted on: 26 October 2017
If your home's screened-in porch is lacking personal touches and is mostly bare, except for some empty crates that are sitting in the corner and collecting dust, transform the porch into a colorful oasis that can be utilized during downtime as a relaxation retreat by following the basic outline that follows.
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broom vacuum cleaner carpet cleaning agent scrub brushes detergent bucket warm water sponge curtains floral-printed furnishings throw rugs bamboo table wildflower packets large planters soil watering can bird figurines birdhouses hooks blankets pillow Give The Porch A Thorough Cleaning
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Posted on: 21 June 2016
A window seat offers a peaceful and relaxing place in the home. Along with great views of the exterior, the large windows used for these seating areas can be dressed with all kinds of designs and treatments. As you select a window treatment for your home, one of the options you can choose from is Roman shades. These shades are typically made with a single piece of fabric and can fold up on supportive bars that are used to raise and lower the shade.
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