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2010 

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No matter what kind of home you own, excessive condensation and moisture can cause serious problems. Mold, wood rot and other dangerous moisture can be cured by either improving the ventilation within your home or insulating the property more consistently. However you address the problem, the wor...
02/16/2010
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Unlike doing major alterations to your property, changing the lighting in your home doesn't have to cost a fortune. In fact, I often recommend starting with lampshades that will alter the lighting style of your home. Since lamps are often a focal point in any room, changing the shades can dramati...
02/15/2010
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There are many little things you can do to help keep your energy costs down. Make sure the registers and vents for your heating and cooling system aren't obstructed by furniture or other objects. Clean or replace the air filter in your heating/cooling system regularly (monthly in most cases) to h...
02/13/2010
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No matter how much time and effort you spend on making your home the best it can be, it will all be in vain if you don't provide the perfect lighting scheme to showcase your efforts. Alternative lighting such as track lights or even colored lighting can accentuate the overall style and feel of yo...
02/13/2010
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New advances in home heating appliances are giving homeowners new alternatives in keeping their heating expenses in check. One such innovation is the tankless water heater, which utilizes a heat-on-demand feature that helps lower energy bills. With both gas and electric models available in a vari...
02/12/2010
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New advances in home heating appliances are giving homeowners new alternatives in keeping their heating expenses in check. One such innovation is the tankless water heater, which utilizes a heat-on-demand feature that helps lower energy bills. With both gas and electric models available in a vari...
02/12/2010
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Insulation is an important factor in keeping your heating and cooling costs down.  The higer the R value of insulation, the greater its resistance to heat flow.  The higher its resistance to heat flow, the greater its ability to keep heat inside your home in the winter and keep it outside in the ...
02/11/2010
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As a real estate professional, I'm in the business of making dreams come true for all my clients, regardless of current market conditions. That's why I'm in contact with buyers and sellers in the area who may still be looking for the match for their needs. If you know anyone who could benefit fro...
02/10/2010
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Of all the charges assessed to homeowners, perhaps none is more frustrating than their property tax. Since property taxes are based on the county assessor's estimate of your home's value, oftentimes this calculated value is considerably different from the true market value of your home. Why not p...
02/09/2010
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Adjust the refrigerator control to a warmer setting.  If going on an extended trip, consider emptying the fridge and turning it off.  If you turn off your fridge, remember to leae the door open to prevent mildew.  You should also check your refrigerator and freezer door seals to be sure they're i...
02/08/2010
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