Wallpaper isn’t just for walls — it’s also for your computer desktop and your cellphone’s start screen. The digital background image on your electronic device is called wallpaper because it serves the same purpose as traditional wallpaper. It decorates a
Do you have an area in your home that never seems to get warm in the winter? If you do, your home has a cold spot. A cold spot is a temperature inconsistency between one part of your home and
If you’re craving something sweet, a cupcake may be the answer. But 1 box of cake mix makes 24 cupcakes — and if you make two dozen, you’ll be compelled to eat two dozen, right? Why can’t you make a
Carbon monoxide is a toxic gas that you can’t detect with any of your five senses — and it can kill you. It may be lurking in your home right now and you don’t know it. Got your attention? Here
Photo of touch-activated faucet by Delta Faucets Make your kitchen chores easier by upgrading to a high-tech water faucet. Consider a touch-activated faucet or a touchless faucet. The innovative technology alleviates many of the little kitchen issues that, when combined,
What’s the deal when the windows inside your home are covered in droplets of water in the winter? It’s a sign that your house has a condensation issue — and it may need to be addressed. Condensation happens when warm
An electric blanket can be your best friend on a cold winter night. It heats your bed to keep you toasty warm as you fall asleep, allowing you to lower your thermostat and potentially reduce your energy bill (Remember that
You already know how to ensure that the new year brings you love and luck: kissing at midnight; drinking champagne; eating greens and black eyed peas. But couldn’t we all use an extra dose of good things in 2017? Here
Reducing your energy consumption can save you money and ease your impact on the planet. It’s a win-win! Here are 5 painless ways to cut back on energy consumption in winter. 1. The sun provides free heat, so use it!
(Photo from www.twosisterscrafting.com) For a single serving, you need: 2 cups milk 3 teaspoons sugar (more or less to taste) 1-2 teaspoons of vanilla extract (to taste) Green food coloring (or mix yellow and blue food coloring to make green)