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What You Need to Know Before Installing a Pool
During the summer, when you’re in the throes of 90+ degree heat and lying on your cool tile kitchen floor, having a pool installed sounds like the smartest decision that you can possibly make in your agony. And you might be right! A pool can be a fantastic investment for you and your family if you live an uncomfortably warm climate. Before getting on the phone and looking at which designs you love, instead weigh the pros and cons of making such a big decision.
By Damien Justus6 years ago in Lifehack
How to Break a Car Window in Case of Emergency
You're pinned in a back alley by half a dozen goons who have your wife and daughter in the back of their black SUV. You wait for a lull in the hail of bullets, then step out and put one round in each of them. Just as the last bad guy is going down, his gun goes off, and sparks from the bullet set the car on fire. You're out of ammo and your family is trapped in the burning vehicle. You've got to think quick. Yes you could snatch up a fallen weapon and shoot out the window, but if you want to make sure those inside are kept safe, you need to dig a little deeper into your bag of tricks.
By Neal Litherland6 years ago in Lifehack
Maximalist Decor Ideas to Help Make Your Boring Space Look Extravagant
We all love maximalist design because it turns our homes into vibrant and colourful pieces of art. However, if you want to decorate your room with maximalist values in mind, where do you start? Here are some of the best ways to turn your home into a haven of lush colours and confident furniture choices.
By Mianna Korben6 years ago in Lifehack
How to Make the Best Garden Pathway
A garden pathway that is well thought out and planned not only allows moving throughout the garden easier but it is also garden pathways that lead our eye in a garden. For instance, a garden pathway that gives your garden design elements and focuses on aesthetics that leads to a focal point of a garden can be exactly what makes your garden one of a kind in its own way. There are a lot of things to consider when planning out your gardens pathway such as its overall main purpose in your garden, the design style you are wanting to accomplish and the materials you are going to use to do it.
By Craig Middleton6 years ago in Lifehack
Save Energy This Winter
Whether it's saving money on bills, or trying to reduce our impact on the environment, there are lots of good reasons to resist turning on our central heating until we absolutely have to. Here are ten simple, cost-effective, and environmentally-friendly ways to stay warm this winter without cranking up the dial on our thermostat.
By Penny Blake6 years ago in Lifehack
Nine Seasonal Craft Projects
Pine Cone Bird Feeders Collect pine cones on an autumn walk in the woods, then cosy up round the stove to make these tasty treats for the birds in your garden. Bird tables and garden feeders can be a vital source of sustenance for birds throughout the winter, and this high-fat snack is fun to make with your little ones who will love learning about the different birds who come to feast! Melt a little lard in a saucepan, and remove from the heat before stirring in some wild bird seed mix. Attach some sturdy cotton to an open pine cone, and carefully dip into the cone into the pan, taking care as the mixture will be very hot, and lay them to rest on a baking sheet or waxed paper. When the cones are dry and hardened, hang them in a tree or from your bird table then get your binoculars ready to spot who comes to have a snack!
By Penny Blake6 years ago in Lifehack
Follow These 5 Tips to Save Energy with Your Hot Water Systems
We all know that there is a lot of demand for the hot water service in our day to day lives. We need hot water for different daily chores, but it is a fact that hot water systems consume a lot of energy, and it can shoot up your utility bills significantly. While it’s not possible to stop using the water heater altogether, most people would be thinking about cutting down on their electricity bills while they use the hot water systems. There are certain things to be followed to get better hot water service while consuming minimum electricity.
By Evan Javier6 years ago in Lifehack
Some Useful Tips to Renovate Your Kitchen
If you think that your kitchen needs renovation then you are not the only one; there are many people who share your feeling. There are times when kitchens look outdated due to the accumulated oil and dust. This is the time you think that your kitchen is past due a renovation and you want to take the plunge. You can renovate your kitchen in two ways, either you can hire an expert decorator or do it yourself. In both the ways, it will require a lot of prior planning to ensure a praiseworthy outcome.
By Brianna Normanby6 years ago in Lifehack
7 Merits of Installing Screen Doors to Enhance House Décor!
Screen doors are not just for security anymore. Many people take this installation process very lightly. You need to understand that there are many options by which you can make these sliding doors or security doors more creative. Choosing a simple design will not enhance the look of your house. Hence you must opt for a specific one considering your furniture, color, and the overall look of the house.
By Anna Wrench6 years ago in Lifehack
