Refinishing your deck not only adds beauty to your outdoor living space but is necessary to preserve the wood from sun and moisture damage. Depending on how well the deck has been cared for, you may simply need to have the deck cleaned thoroughly and a new coat of sealer applied. In some cases, more […]
Remodeling a kitchen takes careful planning and patience. Most kitchens are the gathering place for family and guests and used daily to socialize, prepare, and enjoy your favorite meals. Take time initially to carefully consider your lifestyle and how your ‘dream kitchen’ fits into it. Start gathering ideas from magazines, the Internet, home shows, friend’s […]
DIYNetwork.com blogger Mick Telkamp shares some interesting ‘recipes’ for natural wood stains. Most of the ingredients are items you probably already have in your garage, kitchen, or garden. These non-toxic alternatives are creative and safe for you and your family. If anyone gives this a try, we would love to know how it worked for […]
Help bring awareness to the use, or lack of, pesticides in our yards and parks. Visit Washington Toxics Coalition to request your free yard sign, letting your neighbors know your yard and garden is pesticide free while bringing awareness to this important topic. You will also find a list of pesticide free parks where you […]
Painting contractor’s schedules are filling up quickly for summer. One painting contractor reported several weeks ago they already had 35 exterior projects scheduled for the summer! If you plan to have your home painted this summer it would be wise to settle on a contractor soon. This includes staining and painting decks too. Most of […]
Did you know Father’s Day was first observed in Spokane, WA in 1910? Cool story about an incredible, stand up dad. Happy Father’s Day to all the fabulous dads I know, especially my own. I love you Dad! In 1909, Mrs. John B. Dodd, of Spokane Washington, first proposed the idea of a “father’s day”. […]