A lot of people today are having home offices. And when you have your own office, one of the things that you want to do is to make sure that it is properly lit. One way of making sure that your home office will get enough light in the day is by installing custom blinds.... Continue Reading →
First Californian died of West Nile in 2021
The public health officials confirmed this week that a death is linked with West Nile virus which occurred in San Luis Obispo County. Read LA Times for details
Shortage of lumber, price increased at an unpredictable manner.
Covid-19 hit our economy from last spring. Sawmills shut down lumber production to as the housing/construction business fell down in 2020. This CNN report clearly states how and why lumber production effects housing and packaging industry. https://www.cnn.com/2021/05/05/business/lumber-prices-home-building-costs/index.html
Introduction Best Handyman Network – Helping Handymen Build Their Business
New Handyman Network Launches https://handyman.bestcustomscreens.com/introduction-best-handyman-network-helping-handymen-build-their-business/
Home Depot to pay $20M fine for not following home renovation rules
WASHINGTON — Home Depot will also pay a $20.75 million penalty, the highest civil penalty obtained to date for a settlement under the Toxic Substances Control Act, for not following using lead-safe practices during home renovations. The recent settlement will also require the home improvement retailer to make sure their hired contractors are certified and... Continue Reading →
Tape measure tricks for all handymen & renovators
It's one of the most commonsense developments ever, loaded with shrouded highlights you presumably never knew existed! How are your measuring tape aptitudes? Shockingly, a measuring tape is one of the most useful innovations ever, brimming with shrouded highlights you likely never knew existed that will make the odd DIY home improvement work like measuring wall... Continue Reading →
There is nothing essential about mulch’: Home Depot and Lowe’s employees say spring foot traffic remains high
Spring is typically the busiest time of year for hardware stores like Lowe’s and Home Depot, as customers flock to stores for deals on plants, gardening equipment and other home renovation tools. But during a pandemic, high foot traffic is problematic. Read More
1 Arrested In Santa Clarita After Family Fight Over Toilet Paper
SANTA CLARITA (CBSLA) — A 26-year-old man was arrested Tuesday in Santa Clarita after a family fight over toilet paper turned physical, according to the sheriff’s department. Deputies were called to the residence near Plum Canyon Road and Mirabelle Lane in Saugus about 3 a.m. Monday, according to Shirley Miller of the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station...... Continue Reading →
What to Do If You Run Out of Toilet Paper
Wiping after going to the bathroom is an activity you probably typically take for granted and don’t talk about much. But nothing is normal right now, including the availability of toilet paper. Producers are ramping up TP production as people across the country hoard the stuff—anyone who’s tried to buy some in the past couple of weeks... Continue Reading →