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In a sluggish real estate market, selling a home is a daunting task. You have to make YOUR home stand out in the crowd. One sure fire way to do that is to improve your curb appeal. A well-manicured, lush, green lawn… a few well-placed plants and flowers… and you have got an eye-catching home that will wow potential buyers and entice them to take a look INSIDE. You can do-it-yourself, but you don’t have to do it alone.
Cleaning GreenWant more ways to go green, save money and keep chemicals out of your home? You can switch to all natural cleaning products. Coming up this week on The Money Pit, learn how to clean a tile floor with an ingredient from your pantry. Find out where to tune us in where you live, or download or podcast at www.moneypit.com. read more Carbon Monoxide Dangers“We may have an active carbon monoxide problem in our home. What are possible sources of carbon monoxide in a house and how should they be vented?” Lead DangersAlmost a million children under the age of six in this country suffer from lead poisoning. We’ve heard a lot about lead paint and toys in the news recently, but there is even a bigger danger from lead paint you may have in your own home read more AC MaintenanceIf you aren’t already, you will soon be running your AC for the first time this year. In order to run efficiently, the central air conditioning compressors need to be kept clean. read more Control Wood Destroying InsectsThe start of spring brings balmy afternoons, the thwack of baseball bats, emerald lawns and flowers bursting into bloom. But it’s not all pretty. Throughout the United States, termites, carpenter ants and an army of other household pests are swarming around houses, foundations and woodpiles, preparing themselves for their annual munch fest read more Turning Green into GreenHomeowners with houses on the market know how challenging today’s real estate market can be. They -- and their houses need an extra edge to stand out and get a buyers attention. But how can you do that without investing a lot of cash? It’s actually very simple. You can turn green into green by improving your curb appeal. 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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