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Becca H. : Posted on Monday, June 03, 2013 2:39 PM
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How to prevent dog
urine burns in your grass:
Have you
ever had those days where you go in your backyard, and there is another brown
spot from that very cute dog you just love to death. Well there are some
solutions that might work for you.
Here
are some solutions that may work:
•Increasing their water intake to dilute their
urine. By adding water to their food or adding non-salted broth.
•Changing your dog’s diet to a higher
quality food that is high in protein and has fewer waste products in it. |
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Jet (Guest Blogger): Posted on Wednesday, February 20, 2013 1:55 PM
Tips On Organizing Your Pets Toys/ Accessories  Our pets bring us so much love and affection, but they also bring with them a lot of stuff that can turn into clutter around the house. Just like anything else, pet supplies need to be organized.Decide on the Location Your family has to decide what place will work best for their home and their needs. Maybe a spot in the mud room or laundry room. Decide on a solution for storage Such as cute baskets or storage bins, Canisters or etc. |
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Jet (guest Blogger): Posted on Thursday, January 31, 2013 1:42 PM
Tips on organizing your fridge When’s the last time you cleaned out yourfridge?Before starting this task, now is a good time to defrost your freezer. Once it’s defrosted wipe it out and begin yourjourney. Purge. Grab your garbage can, position it next to your refrigerator andpurgeit of all spoiled food. ‘When in doubt, throw it out.’ Infreezers,throw out anything that’s covered in a thick layer of frost and anything that is more than 6 months old. If you haven’t eaten it by now, you’re not going to. |
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Jet Eggleston/Guest Blogger: Posted on Wednesday, January 23, 2013 1:39 PM
Organizing Your Tool Shed/Garage If all your tools are stuffed in plastic buckets or jumbled together in a drawer, check out these simple yet clever tool storage tips. They'll help you organize your tools and your shed so you can find exactly what you need, when you need it.  Overhead garage storageStow bulky items overhead by cementing together a simple rack from 2-in. PVC pipes and fittings. Bolt the straight pipe to the ceiling joists to support heavy loads, and screw the angled pieces from the "wye" connectors into the cross brace to stabilize the whole rack. |
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Jet: Posted on Wednesday, January 09, 2013 11:45 AM
 How to Display and organize your child’s art workYour child’s artwork tells a story. You can watch their skills evolve, and see what they notice in their daily life... Now that the year draws to a close, it’s a good time to sit down with the stack and identify the keepers and the rest. SortSimply separate your “keepers” into three stacks: 1) Certificates/Awards 2) Good grades 3) Art work (Here are a few ideas to help you separate the overflowing piles you may have.) - The first:Maybe they drew their first pet or home, maybe it’s a painting of stick figure family.
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Jet Eggleston (Guest Blogger): Posted on Wednesday, December 12, 2012 12:15 PM
 How to organize and simplify your child’s roomWhether it’s the playroom or the bedroom, the spaces in your home set aside for your kids can get crowded with toys, clothes and clutter. Follow these simple steps to create a fun and organized area for your loved ones. *Have a goal for getting organized. To organize a child's room, solutions must fit the child. For younger children, remove closet doors entirely. Lower clothing rods and invest in child-sized hangers. Use floor-level open containers to hold toys, open plastic baskets to store socks and underwear. |
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Jet Eggleston (Guest Blogger): Posted on Wednesday, November 21, 2012 12:20 PM
Organize your holiday decorations Decorating your home for the holidays isn’t much fun when ornaments are broken and light strands are tangled. Here are a few simple ideas to help you have a more organized and productive Holiday season. Replace worn-out storage boxes Use sturdy, well-designed containers for ornaments, lights, and other decorations. They can be found at retail stores. Home improvement stores offer them as well. Label every container  The label should be as specific as possible. |
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Jet Eggleston(Guest Blogger): Posted on Wednesday, November 14, 2012 1:23 PM
Organizing the family room  The family room is often more cluttered because it's a central gathering place in the house. It’s, the heart of your home. It’s a place where family members and guests can relax and spend quality time together. So, it can easily become cluttered and messy. Here are a few tips to guide you through your organizing process.  1.Determine the goal for the room.Take a few moments to determinethe specific goal for the space. This step helps you define the desired function of the room and stay on track. |
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Jet Eggleston (Guest Blogger): Posted on Wednesday, November 07, 2012 12:49 PM
Organizing your food container Cupboard “Happiness is a place between too little and too much”.Finnish proverb The kitchen is your sanctuary where you make savory dishes for you and your family. De-clutter and purify your kitchen space so you can breathe easy and have a clear mind.  Gather all of your containersGet them into one location so you can see what you have.
Match each container with its respective lid.Now, take a look at your collection and your storage options and see what will work best for you. |
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Jet Eggleston ( Guest Blogger): Posted on Wednesday, October 31, 2012 10:38 AM
Organize Your Important Papers, Bills, Receipts & More Are you tired of shifting through bills and junk mail from counter to counter in your home? Eliminate the stress against paper clutter with these simple tips on ways to help you get organized.  1. Choose a color-coded filing system.Choose a color for each member of the family and use a folder in that color to store papers. (This way, when your kiddo needs their permission slip, you know it’s in the designated color folder.) |
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