PH Levels And Your Soil: How The Right Fertilizer Makes All The Difference

Gardening is more than just planting things in the ground and watering them. Gardening is a science, like botany. You have to know something about the PH of the soil in your yard and on your land before you select plants to grow in it. This is why so many fertilizer companies label their fertilizers with vital PH information. It helps landscapers and gardeners know how the PH of the fertilizer will change the PH of the natural soil, and what plants will grow in it after you cultivate it together. [Read More]

Use Wood Slices To Make Photograph Wall Hangings For Your Family

A great way to show members of your family that you love them is by giving them each a beautiful wall hanging that is decorated with a photograph of a fond memory. Use some wood slices from a log as the backdrop for these decorations. Give a finished wall hanging to each family member on a special occasion when everyone is present. Use These Materials power saw safety goggles work gloves wood slices hand sander low and high grit paper scrub brush soap water wood stain rag paint tray varnish lace trim ribbon scissors ruler photographs wood glue picture hanging hardware screwdriver varnish paintbrush Cut And Prepare The Wood Slices [Read More]

Getting Your Furnace Through One More Season

If your furnace is pushing 20 then you might be looking for a furnace replacement soon. SF Gate says you can expect the typical furnace to give you 15 to 20 years of service. That's more than most other electrical/mechanical devices in your life. With a little help, though, you might get your furnace through one more cold season. These tips will let your furnace run more efficiently with less effort. [Read More]

Two Considerations For Future Expats: Moving Your Stuff Internationally

You know where you're going, you have a place picked out and a job lined up. Your desire to become an expat is about to become a reality. There's only one problem, you don't know how to get your stuff from the old house to the new houseā€¦ over 6,000 miles away. Luckily, you have a few options that you can choose from. Don't Take It, or Take Very Little [Read More]