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kitchen is one of the most important parts of your home, it is where family and
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is meant to enhance a part of your home the way you envision it. Whether it’s
done by changing the color of the kitchen, customizing the cabinets, or
changing your appliance and where they are located!
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Remodeling Your Kitchen: Determining the Right Layout
Posted by Alexandra Ulici on 7/26/2017
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Where Are My Missing Socks Going?
Posted by Haley Waple on 7/20/2017
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Your biggest fear… losing socks! You
assume that the washer won’t steal them from you and it’s like winning the
lottery when you successfully wash and dry a load of laundry and both of your
socks are there. Spoiler Alert! Your front loader washer machines are stealing
your socks. Want to see for yourself?
Simply open the door on your appliance. As the drum rotates your sock will just
easily slip in-between the inner and the outer drum! Who knew that’s where your
socks were going?
13 Ways to Beat the Heat This Summer with Your AC Unit
Posted by Haley Waple on 7/11/2017
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