Efficient appliances can definitely make your life easier, especially in the kitchen. Take a peek at some of the newest innovations to help make your time in the kitchen count.
Photo by: geappliances.com -- Interact with your range similar to your smartphone or tablet by raising and lowering heat with touch-and-swipe technology, touching around an arc, or using plus and minus signs to navigate.
If it’s been a while since you’ve purchased an oven, you may not be aware of your options. Some newer models promise better results with combo-technology, speedier cooking—even easier cleaning. But are they worth the price?
It’s a new year, and that means new opportunities to grow your business. With the help of these marketing tips, 2015 could be your best year yet!
Home buying has felt like a roller coaster over the past decade. Luckily for you, and your buyers, things are on the upswing. Don’t miss these four trends that are sure to impact your business in 2015.
Our new feature takes a close look at how various real estate agents grow their business. Learn how relationship building is key to this Colorado couple’s success.
Many homeowners only think about price when it comes to purchasing a new oven or range. Make sure you’re well informed on the many other factors before making a decision between gas and electric.
The winter months can be cruel, so if you are stuck indoors, here are five ideas to beat the cabin fever blues.
If your furniture has any nicks and dings, you can bring back its beauty without replacing the piece. For a lot less money, Furniture Medic® can repair your furniture (including kitchen cabinets) and make it look great again.
Introducing our new series, The Mindset of Your Buyers. Each quarterly issue will focus on the unique outlooks of a particular group, what they value and what they look for in a home. It could be the edge you need.
As a homeowner, you may be eligible for some federal tax deductions that can save you money. Always consult with your tax expert about your particular circumstances. be sure to ask if you are eligible for any of these deductions:
If you’re a new homeowner who's toughing out the first winter in your new home, you know that those frigid blasts of air can make your energy bills costly. Fortunately, there are a few ways to help stabilize and even lower your bills this winter.
Get the dirt on Whirpool's lastest in-home dry cleaning system which made an impressive appearance at this year's Consumer Electronics Show in Vegas.
Appliances are a big investment and a valuable part of your home. Naturally, you want to keep them running efficiently and effectively for as long as possible. Here are some things you can do to help keep your appliances in good working order longer:
Winter doesn’t have to mean higher heating bills. Here are a few simple home improvement tips you can use to help keep your house warm and your bills under control.
Don’t let a squeaky door drive you to distraction. To eliminate those annoying sounds, use these tips to fix the problem quickly and inexpensively.
If the holidays drained your budget, this is the month to save on some things you’ve been longing for. Learn what goes on deep sale in February so you can get the best deals.
Feeling that holiday bill hangover? You’re not alone—Americans planned to spend $861 on the 2014 holiday season. Whether you spent more or less, here are ideas to put that debt to bed.
New Year’s resolutions aren’t just about self-improvement. You can use them to get your house in shape, too. Here’s a 12-month program to tackle house projects in 2015.
Winter is here, and with freezing temperatures could come frozen pipes. Plumbing breaks and flood damage can be incredibly costly, so preparation is key to keep your pipes from freezing. Follow these easy steps to prevent expensive plumbing repairs.
