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You take it for granted, it’s always there. You’ve never had to worry about hot water. But checking out your water heater is always a good idea. Is your water heater working PAST its life expectancy? If so, you are at risk for suddenly losing the one thing you count on in your home. You can do-it-yourself, but you don’t have to do it alone.
Time to Replace Your Water Heater?You turn the tap, you get hot water. You don’t give it a second thought. But have you checked your hot water heater lately? Would you be able to say how old your water heater is? Does it even matter? In fact, it does. read more Stay Warm All WinterAre you using your ceiling fan in the winter months? You should. Your ceiling fan can actually help keep you WARM. And find out about how to keep cold air OUT so warm air stays IN. read more Pillow TalkNothing says luxury like throw pillows in rich fabrics and warm colors. But think “outside the bed” to use this versatile decorating item in new and interesting ways. read more Stay Warm All WinterMy tight-squeeze laundry area has turned into a disorganized mess I dread, and our family laundry volume shows no sign of letting up. Got any ideas on how I can create the extra space I need to get laundry day back under control? read more Grimy Grout Makes Bathrooms Seem SmallerComing up on the next Money Pit radio show: learn the easiest way to make your bathroom seem more luxurious and spacious. Clean it! Grimy grout and dingy tiles will make a new bathroom can look dirty and old. There are some great products out there that will keep new grout looking new and clean up older grout as well. Find out what you need to know, on The Money Pit. To find out where we broadcast in your area or download our podcast, visit www.moneypit.com. read more Sell Your House in a Slow MarketWe have the insider secrets to help bring buyers in and we'll tell you tips and tricks that will sell your home faster in a SLOW housing market. read more Share This Information With A Friend!Simply forward this Email. And invite friends to register to receive this E-newsletter each week. If you would like to unsubscribe from our weekly newsletter, please refer to the unsubscribe directions at the bottom of this newsletter.
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