In a clean and organized home, everything needs its proper place.
Use this tip and recycling bins will never end up on the floor again!
How to Make a Recycling Bin Drawer
The Benefits of Natural Light
Want to save money? Take advantage of natural light. It’s good for your power bill and your health!
How to Save Energy with a Tubular Skylight
Skylights are a great way to bring more natural light into your home, but they can be hard to install, result in unwanted heat buildup, and are prone to leaking. Tubular skylights solve these problems.
ASK DANNY: Are Plastic Water Pipes Safe?
When water literally leaves a bad taste in your mouth, that’s cause for concern. Here’s what you should know about plastic pipes.
3 Ways to Save Water and Energy with Your Dishwasher
Want to stretch your dollar while washing dishes? Save water and energy with these tips!
Air Duct Cleaning: Scam or Worth It?
Whether you should hire air duct cleaners depends on 5 factors. Here’s more about that, and how to avoid duct-cleaning scams.
How to Clean Your Home Naturally Using Common Household Products
A number of common household products found in your kitchen can be used to clean your home naturally without harmful chemicals or releasing VOCs in the air. Watch this video to find out how.
Best Houseplants to Improve Indoor Air Quality
Some tropical houseplants can remove other harmful chemicals, such as Formaldehyde, from the air inside your home. Read on to find out more about houseplants that can improve the air quality in your home or office.
Why You Need a Vented Range Hood – Today's Homeowner
Watch this video to find out about the importance of having and using a kitchen range hood that’s vented to the outside to take heat, moisture, and pollutants from cooking out of your home.
How to Prevent Heat Loss and Gain in Your Home – Today's Homeowner
Up to 40% of the heat loss or gain in a home is due to leaks in the thermal envelope surrounding the living space. To save energy, make sure the attic has plenty of insulation, and fill any cracks or gaps around windows, doors, plumbing pipes, and HVAC lines. Installing foam gaskets behind switch and outlet covers is another good way to reduce air infiltration in your home.
