Is Vinyl Siding Eco-Friendly?
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27 August 2015
Vinyl siding has long served as a popular finish for homes thanks to its durability and low price point. While this material has been around since the mid-20th century, some environmentally-conscious buyers wonder whether vinyl siding is green enough for today's homes. This concern over the environmental impact of vinyl is partially linked to the fact that vinyl was historically difficult to recycle, especially when compared to other types of plastics.
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Why Mold Is Worse in the Winter and What You Can Do about It
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26 August 2015
If your allergies start acting up in the winter, you may have a mold problem. Since mold needs warmth to grow effectively, it may seem less likely to grow during the colder months. However, winter comes with certain conditions that actually give mold a comfortable environment to grow in. These conditions aren't set in stone, so before winter hits you can take a few steps to make mold less likely to grow in or around your house.
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3 Ways To Hide Your Mound Septic Systems With Landscaping Design
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16 July 2015
If you have to have a septic system installed for your home, a conventional system may not always be the right solution. Some septic systems have mounds for the drainage. This is usually done for problems like high water tables. The mound of your septic system may be an unsightly addition to your landscaping. If you are considering a mound septic system, here are some tips to hide the septic system with good landscaping design:
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