February 12, 2017 by StacyUncategorized
If your budget is tight after you just moved or you just want to redecorate a bit, here is a few good ideas to liven up your walls without painting:
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February 12, 2017 by StacyUncategorized
If your budget is tight after you just moved or you just want to redecorate a bit, here is a few good ideas to liven up your walls without painting:
February 11, 2017 by StacyUncategorized
If you just moved into a place and blew your budget and are now left with bare windows, here are some ideas to block out the sun and nosy pedestrians.
February 10, 2017 by StacyUncategorized
February 9, 2017 by StacyUncategorized
Carpal tunnel syndrome is possibly the most common nerve disorder experienced today. It affects 4 – 10 million Americans and is usually very treatable. Middle-aged to older individuals are more likely to develop the syndrome than younger persons, and females three times more frequently than males.
Carpal tunnel syndrome disables a key nerve, resulting in symptoms ranging from mild occasional numbness to hand weakness, loss of feeling and loss of hand function. The main symptom is numbness of the fingers. Given this widespread familiarity, people often attribute any discomfort or pain in the hand or wrist to carpal tunnel syndrome. However, there are many other conditions which can cause similar complaints. It is important to know the difference.
February 8, 2017 by StacyUncategorized
Here are some great ideas for your old dishes: Don’t throw away that shattered plate!
February 6, 2017 by StacyUncategorized
After a long day of sitting in front of a computer all day I feel as if I should go to a yoga class and stretch out. From my neck to my toes everything feel stiff . My legs always felt the worst. So as a solution to this I simply take the waste paper basket place it under my desk and prop one leg at a time on it and gently lean forward. Here is a link that has 12 simple tips for stretching exercises at your desk.
February 5, 2017 by StacyUncategorized
February 4, 2017 by StacyUncategorized
February 3, 2017 by StacyUncategorized
You’ll might need to hire some moving help, but before you do, you should determine what type of move is right for you. It can save you money and time.
Figuring out the best way move is not too difficult, but it requires knowing the basics:
So which is the way to go? Here are some things to consider before making your decision:
In making your decision, consider the pros and cons of your moving options thoroughly. Also, take a look at our moving tips. Once you’ve evaluated your options, make a choice. There’s still a lot to be done.
February 2, 2017 by StacyUncategorized
What’s the best tape for moving boxes??
Your four options: shipping tape, masking tape, duct tape, or filament tape.
Shipping tape is a thin-but-sturdy tape that is either clear or brown. It is cheap, easy to use, and strong enough to seal boxes. It is also water-resistant and very sticky. It is your BEST option for the average moving box.
Masking tape is a light brown tape that has the feel of paper. It is very easy to rip and wet. It is also very easy to use – though sticky, it is easy to peel and place, and it can be written on. Due to its weakness, masking tape is better for labeling boxes, not sealing them.
Duct tape is the water buffalo of tapes. It is sturdier than a tree and stickier than Velcro dipped in glue. It is often grey, and it is reinforced with cloth or plastic, making it difficult to work with but extremely resilient. Duct tape is best for reinforcing very heavy boxes or for securing items in place.
Filament tape – This tape is similar to shipping tape, except is it reinforced with an inner, plastic lining, making it very difficult to rip and cut. Like duct tape, it is good for heavy boxes.
Avoid Scotch tape 🙂