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To offset the fallout from the sub-prime mortgage fiasco, banks and lenders have become extremely strict causing a credit crunch on all types of loans. Would-be buyers with bad or low credit scores are having a tougher time getting approved for loans. Here are 5 surefire ways to help maintain, raise or rebuild your credit. Read More>>
If you break a glass somewhere in your home, use a wet paper towel to clean the area after you have picked up any large pieces. The tiny shards of glass that you cannot see or sweep will stick to the wet towel.
Reduce dust in your house by cleaning your TV, stereo and computer with an anti static cleaner. Static electricity pulls dirt and dust to these appliances, so if you can cut down on the static you will cut down on the dusting!
Did you know that some laundry detergent, bleach and fabric softeners can be toxic to the environment? Try buying more eco-friendly cleaners like non-chlorine bleach and less toxic detergent alternatives.
If you are starting to spruce up your homes curb appeal for the fall selling season, don’t forget to adjust your outdoor lighting timers appropriately. This way, potential buyers will always see your home lit up when it gets dark.