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Shelley Frejd · Mar 26, 2025 10:14 AM IN Home improvements

Here's a great article that lists the top 15 places in the home we sometimes forget to clean. Perfect time to add them to our regular cleaning routine and perhaps spring cleaning as well.

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Matt McMillan · Mar 24, 2025 2:04 PM IN Home improvements

Don't forget to add dryer vents and ducts to your spring cleaning list. Should be done once per year. Check the outside vents as well as snow, ice or in my case, an errant snowblower can cause damage.

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Danielle Fleming · Mar 23, 2025 10:43 PM IN Home improvements

I spent some time this weekend repainting my kitchen. I originally had chosen a royal blue colour which just wasn't doing it anymore. So I decided to go with a nice burnt orange colour which I believe compliments and warms the room much better. I pulled the colour from a set of mats. Now I have an excuse to buy some new curtains and a few other accessories :)

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Cory Furlong · Mar 23, 2025 1:48 PM IN Home improvements

With the recent time change, did you remember to change your batteries in your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors? 1. Identify the Smoke Alarm: Determine the type of smoke alarm you have (e.g., battery-powered or hardwired). Note that if you have a hardwired smoke alarm, you may need to consult with a professional for battery replacement. 2. Remove the Smoke Alarm: Twist counterclockwise: Most smoke alarms can be removed from their Home improvements

Tammy Beilhartz · Mar 21, 2025 5:55 PM IN Home improvements

After driving through the flats in Bar River yesterday I saw this meme and thought it perfect for this time of year. Make sure you are prepared and your sump pump is ready and working. Have a great weekend!

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Richard MacAloney · Mar 21, 2025 12:18 AM IN Home improvements

When tiling your shower area, consider using large format tiles. Always ensure to use a proper water proof tile backer board, prior to installing your tile. It is also extremely important to use a good quality grout, with sealers added, as this will seal better and they usually don’t shrink or crack. This provides better protection from leaks and damage.

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Shelley Frejd · Mar 19, 2025 3:52 PM IN Home improvements

Check out this Colour of the Year 2025, a beautiful deep purple. Do you have a favourite go-to colour for paint, or do you tend to follow colour trends?

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Matt McMillan · Mar 17, 2025 12:38 PM IN Home improvements

When the seasons change it is a good reminder to change your furnace filter too!

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Cory Furlong · Mar 16, 2025 8:45 PM IN Home improvements

As one of the first rooms guests see, the entryway has a big job: making a good first impression and keeping drop zone items tidy. Outfit your entryway with added function by creating a do-it-all storage system. Use furniture to perform double duty, such as a bench that also acts as a shoe caddy. The right combination of storage solutions (including wall hooks, lockers, and cubbies) will help your entryway stay organized and inviting.

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Chris Beilhartz · Mar 15, 2025 4:31 PM IN Home improvements

Check your sump pumps and make sure they are working!! A flooded basement is costly and no fun at all. There are many types of pumps to choose from, each with their pros and cons. From a cost/benefit standpoint, a sump pump may just be the most valuable investment you can make in your home. If you are wondering which sump pump might be best for you, check out the attached link.

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