Spring into Spring with These Home Improvement Ideas

Hello all! It’s official: spring has sprung in most of the United States. Goodbye are the days of sunshine that give way to cold, ice, and even snow. Hello sunshine. Period. The spring time is a great time to act on all of those projects you’ve been thinking about doing during the winter, but had been putting off, because, well, it was the winter. Not sure where to start? Below are several ideas to help your start your spring home improvement off on the right foot:

Clear out the Clutter

Are there winter clothes that you didn’t wear once when it was cold outside…

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Winter Home Projects

With the winter coming up, people start thinking about what home projects they can start in the spring. But like most us, the thought of a cold, long winter stuck inside can drive one mad. But you can keep busy this winter by working on some of these easy and rewarding home improvement projects.

The best projects to consider getting started on are ones that can give not only improve your home but can increase your property value and save you money on bills. Here are some great ideas to get your started.

Better Your Bathroom

Winter time is the best time to work your bathroom…

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Energy Efficient Improvements

As less and less people are building new homes, most people are buying homes that are now approaching the 100 year old mark. Older homes have their appeal of having some history and character to them that new homes just don’t have.

Older homes do come with a downside though. Large utility bills being at the top of that list. Luckily, there are easy fixes that can save you money on energy costs, and actually be valuable upgrades to a home. Let’s take a look at some of the best energy saving upgrades you can make on your old home.

Seal Air Ducts

Air ducts move air from your furnace to your living space. Older ducts have a tendency to bleed out heat…

 

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The Miseducation of John Muir — Longreads Blog

A close examination of the wilderness icon’s early travels reveal a deep love for trees, and some ugly feelings about people.

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