Quick Tips for the Home
When it feels like your life is running on empty, keeping up with work, family and all of life’s little chores managing the home can take a back seat. Learn quick-tips for the home from organizing, cleaning, maintenance, safety and more.
A leaking roof can lead to water damage and mold. Learn how to find the water source and how to prevent further damage. Find out more at AHS.com today.Read More Rock salt is a great way to melt ice, but it's not the only way. Check out these homemade ice melts made from items you probably already have at home.Read More Whether you live in a flood zone or want to be prepared in case of a burst pipe, AHS can provide you with the tools and tips for what to do after a flood.Read More It's spring and the sun is shining on the dust in your home. Read our spring cleaning tips to learn how to clean each room of your home in 10 minutes.Read More Which thermostat settings should you use for energy efficiency and cost savings? What’s better for your budget, a manual or a programmable thermostat? Here are some recommendations to help you answer these questions.Read More Learn how to prepare a tornado safety plan. Protect your home to secure your family's safety with this tornado preparedness checklist. Know where to shelter, create a disaster kit, and more.Read More Looking for the best air conditioner system for your home? Several types of A/C units are made specifically for different situations. Get a breakdown of each type and find the best A/C unit for you.Read More Stormproofing a roof is no small task. During a storm, your home is at risk for severe home damage. Find out what the best roof shape is for hurricanes and learn the methods for securing shingles, metal, and tile roofs.Read More AHS explains the process for cleaning out your gutters, including how to clean from the ground, how often, and when it's time to hire a professional. Read More If you suspect one of your pipes might be leaking, AHS will guide you through how to detect and repair leaking pipes.Read More 
