Confused About Mobile Home Terminology? Clarifying Info For Prospective Buyers

Posted on: 26 May 2018

Those who are interested in purchasing a ready-made home may quickly find themselves confused by the different terminology used to describe this popular housing option. While often lumped together under old terms like "trailers" or "mobile homes", these are no longer used by the industry that builds and transports homes equipped with axles and wheels. If you are looking to purchase this type of home, the following information will help dispel any confusion and become better equipped to choose the home type that will best suit your family and housing situation.
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Tips For Extending The Life Of Your Cut Flower Arrangement

Posted on: 16 April 2018

If one of your friends or relatives decided to surprise you with a floral delivery for your birthday, then there are many things you can do to extend the life of its cut flowers, including each of these tips: Tip: Always Trim Cut Flower Stems Underwater When your cut flower arrangement arrives, it may come in a box and you may need to trim your flowers before putting them in a vase of water.
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Tips For Buying Your First Aquarium

Posted on: 10 March 2018

An aquarium is a nice addition to your home. The fish could be good pets for your kids when they can't have a dog or cat. Plus, watching the fish swim around is relaxing and can lull you to sleep. Setting up and taking care of an aquarium can be a lot of work and it's a learning process. Here are some things to know about buying your first aquarium.
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Septic Tanks: Tips To Prevent Wastewater Management Problems

Posted on: 20 January 2018

Homes that are not connected to a municipal sewer system require an onsite wastewater system to deal with black water (waste from the toilet) and grey water (water that has been used for laundry, cleaning the dishes, or showering). In most cases, homes have a septic system that serve as an onsite wastewater system while also storing solid waste in a large tank underground. If you rely on a septic system to manage waste water and solid waste, use the following tips to prevent problems:
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