Staying inside during the cold winter months, windows should help provide light, warmth, and a connection to the outdoors. However, if they are dingy, drafty, and won't open, it may be time to replace them. Now, what to do with the old ones? The sustainable choice would be to recycle old windows.
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When faced with discarding a large item, sometimes the immediate response is to leave it on the curb and hope it gets picked up soon. Recycling is often the last option considered. However, this eco-friendly disposal method is more than just filling a can with paper or plastic products. And there are even ways to recycle larger items, like a piano.
If your storage closets are full and your home feels cramped, consider ways to expand your living space. It could be as easy as decluttering an existing room or as complicated as building an addition. Here are some reno ideas to kick start your year.
Winter can beautify landscapes with snow and ice, but it can also damage them. From whipping winds to heavy snow and layers of ice, your trees and other plants are in danger. While you can help protect your plants with special guards and covers, you may still have some cleaning up to do after a winter storm blows through your yard. Here are some tips to help.
Renting a storage unit can be helpful in various situations. However, cleaning out a storage unit can be stressful. We’re here to make the process a little easier.
As the weather turns colder, you may not be spending as much time outside. But this time of year is still a great time to consider how much you took advantage of your backyard and the amenities there—like a swing set. Whether it didn't get used or is falling apart, there are several ways to recycle or dispose of an old swing set.