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Store Fixtures …..A New Concept In Home Decor

Adding commercial fixtures to your home can be functional and inexpensive. You can create a designer look for your home for less.

If you’ve ever wanted wine display racks, china displays, or stock room shelving, like the commercial fixtures you see in your favorite shops, now is a great time to buy quality pre-owned store fixtures, racks and shelving for your closet, garage, pantry, barn, home office, business, and more, at a great discounts

“Commercial store fixtures, racks and shelving are built tough to withstand retail environments, but come with a high price tag and large minimum-size orders that put this kind of purchase out of the reach of the average consumer,” says Jim Grimwade, CEO of JG Resources, a national asset liquidation company. JG Resources is conducting store fixture liquidation sales at 26 selected Cost Plus World Market® Stores in 13 States only.

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Categories: Home Improvement, Organization, Saving Money, Wine Cellar

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Women Actually Do Like To Clean

Who knew cleaning can make you feel good. According to the following study, women do like to clean their homes. [ just ask any man ;-) - Ed ]
A few of the following tips can make cleaning even easier.

ShopSmart Poll:
* Only 7% of Women Hate Cleaning Their Homes;
* Spend Five Hours per Week Cleaning

According to a new poll featured in the May 2009 issue of ShopSmart, from the publisher of Consumer Reports, women spend an average of five hours per week cleaning their homes. Surprisingly, only seven percent said that they hate cleaning their home, while 25% said that they love cleaning or find it relaxing.

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Categories: Allergies, Bath, Cleaning, Home Improvement, Kitchen, Saving Money

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With EasyBloom Anyone Can Have House Plants

If you don not have a green thumb, now you can with EasyBloom.easy-bloom

EasyBloom users receive care instructions for more than 400 additional plants, including Supertunias, Diamond Frost and Superbells

PlantSense Inc., maker of the EasyBloom plant sensor, announced today that it will expand its comprehensive online plant library through a partnership with Proven Winners®, a leading brand of high-quality flowering plants in North America. More than 400 new plant overviews, photos and care instructions have been added to give casual gardeners a better sense of what they can grow in their backyard, home or office.

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Categories: Garden, Going Green, Home Improvement, Saving Money

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Make A Great First Impression

While embarking on the major home remodel you planned for 2009 may no longer be a priority, you can still give your house some sizzle with a makeover for your front door. Elaine Griffin, leading New York designer and author, shares the four key elements for a car-stopping front door while on a budget.

“Your front entry is the first thing people see when they drive by your house, whether they make it through the threshold or not,” said Griffin. “For pure vanity, you want to express your style and make a welcoming statement. In addition, if your home is on the market, people make purchasing decisions very quickly after seeing your home. An attractive first impression will help potential buyers fall in love with it immediately.”

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More Money For Getting Rid Of Old Garage Doors

Qualifying garage doors offer homeowners energy savings, tax credit and style

Replacing a garage door in 2009 and 2010 can do more than generate curb appeal; it also can decrease energy costs and save homeowners up to $1500 off the bottom line of their income taxes.

Thanks to the new 2009 stimulus legislation signed by President Obama on Feb. 17, 2009, U.S. homeowners can earn up to a $1500 tax credit for buying qualifying insulated garage doors.

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Categories: Going Green, Home Improvement, Saving Money

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