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Keeping Your Home And Garden Spiffy
Number Four - Dryer: Just like its nice to have a washer clean your clothes in thirty minutes, its also great to have a dryer to dry them in the same amount of time. In the winter especially!

This is why having small home appliances pose a major benefit for your home: they simply save time that you'd otherwise had to spend on cleaning, cooking, ironing and doing various other tedious jobs.

You won't have to worry about driving to a home improvement store early Saturday morning, along with hundreds of other homeowners. You can get started early and be done in time for Sunday dinner.

Clothes dryers caused about 13,800 fires in homes over the last 10 years with over 8,000 recalls on units, but RANGES caused over 44,000 fires and had nearly 17,000 recalls! Many other appliances, from toaster ovens to dishwashers to microwave ovens catch fire as well, and are under a variety of recall notices from manufacturers. According to Consumer Reports, more than 15 million appliances have been recalled in the past five years for defects that could cause a fire in your home.

The last one would be to look into the yellow and black energy guide label. This will show you the amount of electricity to be consumed by the unit every year. Before you buy, be sure to compare the efficiency of the item and other brands. There are brands that offer cash discounts as additional marketing for their products.

Number One - Stove: Without a stove in your kitchen you would definitely need a fireplace, unless you planned on eating out at least once a day, if not several times per day. If you were to eat out that often, the money you would spend in a week or two would probably pay for any stove you would like to buy! A stove can boil water, bake a cake, cook chicken, beef or fish, and basically cook or bake anything you need. Most recipes in your cookbook need a stove to complete the recipe.

Home Depot goes the extra mile not only to get your business, but to help you in all your home improvement projects. Every week they conduct in-store clinics open to everyone. And click here worry about not understanding or not being able to follow along. The instructors will make sure everyone understands by using easy-to-follow instructions. And if you don't understand, ask the instructor to go back over the part you didn't understand. They won't mind.

Ensure that your home is safe by checking on your smoke detectors every now and then. If you find there is something wrong with the detectors, have them checked right away by an electrician. Keep fire extinguishers near the kitchen and bedrooms and make sure that everybody is aware of where they are and knows how to use them. If your home was built before 1978, you may hire a certified hazardous materials inspector to check your home for lead-based paint, asbestos, mildew and molds. For more information about this, check out the Department of Health and Human Services in your area.
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