Summer is coming to an end and it’s time to tighten up your routines for the start of the school year. Here are some simple, effective tips that will help you and your kids transition successfully into a new year.
Let’s find a healthier way to BBQ. Take a look at these good-for-you alternatives to some of your backyard favorites.
Disaster can strike without a moment's notice, so the best way to keep your family safe is to be prepared. A Family Emergency Plan is a great tool to ensure your family is on the same page and remains safe and calm in the face of an emergency.
You’ve heard about the value of a kitchen remodel or finishing up the master bathroom. Now it’s time to consider something that can have a big impact on the health and longevity of your home environment.
Exposure to ash and other residue from a fire can cause irritation to your eyes, nose, or skin and result in coughing or other health issues. When it comes time to clean up the aftermath of the smoke and ash, there are many protective measures to keep in mind.
Once you’ve planned your summer getaway, make sure you’re able to fully enjoy it by taking the necessary steps to prepare your home for your time away.
You’re in the hot seat: Which state has the highest relative humidity levels in the summer? You might be surprised to see that our most northern state atop this list, but there’s a reason that Alaska has the highest relative humidity (RH).
No matter how many tips and tricks you’ve picked up from HGTV, Pinterest, or YouTube, there are some projects that simply aren’t worth the money, time, or risk to do yourself.
We’ve assembled some brain stimulating ideas that are enjoyable and affordable so your kids can enjoy their time off of school while staying mentally sharp at the same time.
There are endless possibilities when it comes to fun summer activities. Make a summer bucket list with your family of the ones that are an absolute must for beating the heat and staying on budget.
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