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How To: Installing Solar Panels for Your Home

Share We are all trying to think of ways to reduce our environmental footprint. One of the most effective ways to do this is to consider home energy generation. We’ve already discussed wind energy. Another option is installing photovoltaics. These are also known as solar panels. Solar panels harness the energy of the sun in [...]


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More Online Mortgage Calculators

Share Last week, I gave you some tips on mortgage calculators to use to determine how much money you could save if you break your mortgage and try to get one with a lower interest rate. This week, to continue the discussion, I’ll provide you with some online calculators that can help you find the [...]


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Dealing with Severely Noisy Neighbours

Share In my last post about noisy neighbours, I gave you some tips on how to deal with the more mild cases. These tips generally work if you think your neighbours have just not noticed that they are making a lot of noise, or seem like nice people. Sometimes you’ll have to deal with a [...]


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Are Vancouver and Toronto Bubbling Over?

Share We’ve seen many reports about the rebounding real estate market in Canada, including ones on here, Realty Kitchen. But today, yet another report has appeared, suggesting that the Canadian market is in bubble territory. Or, at least, several markets in Canada are in bubble territory. While most cities that dropped in price in late [...]


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The New Revolutionary Material for Bathroom Renos: Kerdi-Board

Share I’ve been giving some tips on bathroom renos, but I didn’t get too deep into the particular materials you should use. One of them, which is taking the renovation world by storm, is a new form of tile substrate called Kerdi-Board. I know – this doesn’t sound like the most exciting product out there. [...]


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Decorate to Last with Florals

Share As spring starts to – uhm, spring – we start thinking of adding decorating touches that are fresh and lively. One great motif that never really goes out of style are florals. It doesn’t even matter what type you use. Victorian overwrought floral patterns are just as complimentary as photo-realistic textiles of natural grasslands. [...]


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Part Two of Bathroom Renos Done Cheaply

Share Last week, I gave you some tips on how to renovate your bathroom without breaking the bank. Today, I’ll give you some further tips. 1. Keep the DIY in your reno Whenever possible, do as much of the work as you can. Most renos go through money to pay for the labour, rather than [...]


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