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(Family Features) Due to cooler temperatures and increased moisture levels, fall provides ideal conditions to help your lawn establish strong roots before winter sets in. While the soil retains warmth from the summer months, the cooler weather minimizes the risk of weeds, allowing the new grass to thrive without as much competition or intense summer sun.
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(Family Features) Transforming your indoor space into a lush, green sanctuary starts with bringing in a bit of the outdoors by introducing houseplants to your living area. Once inside, though, it’s important to properly care for them to keep your indoor garden thriving.
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(Family Features) Severe weather events, including hurricanes, earthquakes, tornadoes, floods and more, pose significant risks to property, productivity and well-being. However, taking actionable steps to protect your home and family this National Preparedness Month can ensure you’re ready for weather-related emergencies.
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(Family Features) When temperatures drop, the risk of water freezing and damaging your pool structure and equipment increases. Proper winterization can help prevent costly repairs, minimize algae growth and keep your pool’s water clean and balanced, making reopening it when the warm weather returns easier.
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(Family Features) A clean stove is not just about aesthetics; it’s also about functionality and safety. Grease and food residue can become a fire hazard and affect the taste and quality of your food if not properly managed.
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(Family Features) Garage doors can experience a variety of issues, from minor annoyances to major malfunctions. However, regular maintenance can not only ensure safety and longevity, but also prevent small issues from escalating into costly problems.