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10 March 2009, by Isabella
Along with the many products produced by Mrs. Meyer’s, a cleaning guide is now available. Simple and easy tips for keeping our homes fresh and clean.
People are always asking, “Is Mrs. Meyer a real person?” Well she actually is and we want to confirm it once and for all! Mrs. Thelma Meyer is much more than the name behind Mrs. Meyer’s Clean Day products. She is a mother of nine who kept house in a small town in Iowa. Though retired now, she has tended to her own home for more than 50 years and is the inspiration behind the brand Mrs. Meyer’s Clean Day. Mrs. Meyer’s daughter started the line to honor her mother’s old-fashioned values and make honest cleaners that smell good and work like the dickens on dirt. And now for the first time ever her timeless tricks of the trade are available in MRS. MEYER’S CLEAN HOME, a revolutionary new cleaning guide chock full of practical tips and secrets to domestic success.
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Categories: Bath, Cleaning, Going Green, Home Improvement, Kitchen, News, Saving Money, Uncategorized, Walls, Windows
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5 March 2009, by Isabella
Sunburst Shutters Expands Its Product Line to Include All Window Treatments.
Changes its name to ‘Sunburst Shutters & Window Fashions.’
Sunburst Shutters has added a variety of new custom window treatments to its current product line, in order to offer everything the customer needs for their windows.
To showcase this broadened product line, the company has expanded its name to Sunburst Shutters & Window Fashions.
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Categories: Home Improvement, Windows
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26 February 2009, by Isabella
Because of the current economic times, more of us are spending more time at home. The following are tips to help you improve the ambience of your home and to have it be a reflection of you.
Enhance Lifestyle, Boost Seasonal Mood with Smart Updates to Home and Office
Beat the economic-downturn blues with three design tips from leading international designer Lauren Rottet to make spaces inspiring and personal.
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Categories: Bedroom, Fabrics, Home Improvement, Kitchen, Lighting, Organization, Paints, Saving Money, Walls, Windows
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25 February 2009, by Isabella
Now everyone can afford designer fabrics. Fabricut’s new fabric line called Trend offers budget friendly prices to home decor.
Fabricut Launches New Fabric Brand Fabricut recently unveiled its new fabric brand, Trend, featuring a variety of products and styles for the value-conscious consumer. Including drapery, multipurpose, sheers, silks, faux silks, linings, and trimmings, the Trend line is designed to appeal to an increasingly diverse demographic and will help designers and workrooms match the client’s aesthetic sensibilities to his or her budget.
Trend managing director Rebecca Creal dismisses concerns that affordability and style are mutually exclusive. “Trend is fulfilling the general movement in the marketplace of a need for beautiful fabrics at an exceptional value,” she says. “Just because it’s affordable does not mean it can’t be stylish and exciting.” Trend’s first introduction, the Jaclyn Smith Home Collection, mixes and matches wovens and prints inspired by the fabrics in Smith’s own home. Fabric books are available for design professionals and showcase styles that range from traditional to contemporary.
Categories: Fabrics, Home Improvement, Saving Money, Windows
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25 February 2009, by Isabella
Natural woven shades are gaining popularity and Graber is offering more variety in textures and colors. Graber®, a Springs Window Fashions brand, is updating its popular Natural Shades with a variety of new materials and textures. The Tradewinds® Natural Shades collection features options in woven rattans, bamboos and reeds – all available in an exciting range of color options, from deep rich hues that beautify a warm space, to neutral options that lighten and brighten a room. Graber also is expanding the shades styles available for its Natural Shades, including an elegant new Looped Roman Shade design and Panel Accents™ Sliding Panels for larger windows and open floor plans.
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