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Paige Hemmis' Checklist for Winterizing Your Home
Paige Hemmis' Checklist for Winterizing Your Home
Organize. Store all summer weather items - not thrown in the garage or a closet - take this time to install shelves and organize. Check all smoke detectors. Put a new battery in each detector, even if it appears to be working fine. The small investment in a new 9-volt battery is a small price to pay for safety. Replace them every six months. An easy way to remember is to change them once for summer and once for winter. 
 Check to make sure fire extinguishers are in good condition. Keep them in easy-to-grab places, but out-of-reach from children. 
 Check your clothes dryer. Clean the exit vents and clean behind them. This is a common place for fires to start. Check your washing machine hoses for cracks or bubbles. This is the most common cause of flooding in the home. Take a look at all outlets, appliances, cords, etc. for damage and replace if necessary. Check all air conditioning vents & screens in the house. These will soon have a lot of air blowing through them and this small step will prevent dust and debris from blowing around the house.
Sun Salutations for All
Sun Salutations for All
Start your day off right with a calming morning routine we can all do at home.
Photos from The Way Home "Lovefool"
Photos from The Way Home "Lovefool"
View photos from episode 8 of "The Way Home."
Thursday, December 29th, 2016
Thursday, December 29th, 2016
Carnie Wilson and Matt Iseman
Kym's DIY Sugaring for Hair Removal
Kym's DIY Sugaring for Hair Removal
Kym demonstrates an easy way to wax at home with ingredients from the kitchen!
Dry Herbs
Dry Herbs
Shirley Bovshow breaks down the various herbs you can dry at home!
DIY City Sentiment Art
DIY City Sentiment Art
Ken Wingard creates beautiful Sentiment Art for your home.
DIY Reclaimed Wood XO’s
DIY Reclaimed Wood XO’s
Paige Hemmis brings hugs and kisses into our homes.
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