How To, Windows & Doors, Woodworking
Much to the dismay of my lovely other half Carrie–I recently broke my ankle playing hockey. Trust me–the pain has been worth the benefits. I get to lounge around having palm fronds waved at me, …
Written by: Ty
Who hasn’t forgotten their keys? Or hasn’t been able to find them as they’re trying to dash out of the house? If you’re among the absent-minded, you might want to consider the Schlage Camelot Deadbolt …
Written by: Jen
When a regular person thinks of getting a custom door mat, I’m sure a few different options come to mind. Perhaps something like: • Their family name. • A lovely welcome message like “Come on …
Written by: Jen
DIY Discussion, Heating & Cooling, How To, Windows & Doors
If you suspect you have a draft from your window, it’s something to take care of sooner than later. Your home can lose energy from heat exiting and even require more heat to compensate the …
Written by: Jen
In the southern states, the pollen can be so bad that it’s sometimes referred to as “yellow snow” (up north, “yellow snow” means something completely different – either way, it’s unpleasant). If you had even …
Written by: Jen
We once reviewed the Tico Halligan Bar and mentioned you may want to use to take down doors during an emergency or fit of rage. But what about those other times when you need that …
Written by: Jen
Safety, Security, Windows & Doors
Professional home security systems managed by great companies are certainly worthwhile. The problem is, not every home owner can afford it and not every home (like a condo) can be equipped with them. Fear not, …
Written by: Jen
I saw a demo of this product recently and really like just about everything about it. I’m hoping a certain company gives me one for free so I can try it out myself. Hint. Hint. …
Written by: Jen
If your current doorbell is more dud than ding, Honeywell’s Portable Wireless Door Chime (the RCWL330A1000/N P4-Premium, to be exact) is the product to buy. I have to admit, it’s pretty sweet. First, install is …
Written by: Jen
Summer. Grilling steaks: $25, Bottle of Gin: $29, Limes: $4, No flies in the house: Priceless. Well, almost. The Bug-Off screen cost me $49 (incl shipping/handling) and my eyebrows went askew when a piece of …
Written by: Alec