Entry #414, February 12, 2011 Happy D.I.Y. Saturday at Stagetecture! How are you making it through the harsh winter? For most of us we are trying to cut our energy bills down, and keep our homes warmer, right? As we continue “How to Make your Home Life Easier” month, I will show you easy ways…
Entry #368, December 28, 2010 Best of 2010 – #4 “How do I Save Energy? It’s so Hot this Summer” We continue with the Best of 2010 on Stagetecture. From December 27 – December 31st I am counting down the top 5 blog posts on Stagetecture. These are based on the posts that received the…
Entry #285, September 24, 2010 Since the home market crisis over the last two years it has been easy to pin blame on why your home isn’t selling. Although, there also could be another root of blame… your own home isn’t appealing to buyers. If you are serious about selling your home, the following tips…
Entry #259, August 29, 2010 A few months ago i featured a post about activities you can take in your home to help save money and be more energy efficient. Today, let’s talk about actions you can take for your home to be more energy efficient. Some items will require you to spend a decent…
Entry #246, August 16, 2010 When you and your family travel do you wish you could take your green living practices with you? The search is over; hotels around the world have been implementing eco-friendly environments, practices and maintenance rituals into their establishments. When searching for green hotels and while staying, use these helpful tips…
Entry #128, July 1, 2010 The laundry room can be one of the biggest water consumption rooms in your home. Depending on your appliances and how often you use them, being environmentally friendly is a must. This is especially true if you are using older appliances. However, the antiquated parts in these older appliances can…
If you’re thinking about moving to Idaho, you’re not alone. This roomy western state is one of the fastest-growing states in the US. If a move to the gem state might be in your future, keep reading to get a lay of the land. The “City of Trees” For many people moving to Idaho…
(A big “thank you” to our friends at Get Assist for sponsoring this post!) The red and orange leaves of autumn are falling as cooler temperatures swallow up the last warmth of summer. With a little hard work, the same yard that hosted backyard cookouts with children running across the lawn can be transformed…
Nothing says barbecue like making a homemade BBQ ribs recipe. Some foods remind you of ‘Home Sweet Home’. You might venture out into the best restaurants in the world but the aroma and taste of food cooked at home by your mom cannot be replaced. One such recipe that calls for remembering your home is…
Who does not love to have some tasty Christmas cookie recipes? Baking some flavorsome, beautiful cookies is a classic Christmas tradition. Stagetecture presents you with 20 wonderful Christmas cookie recipes from our archives and shared from Blogger friends that taste great and look fantastic. Share the happiness with everyone by using them as a decoration…
These days, slow cooker recipes are becoming the most popular appliance of choice, and for a good reason. From side dishes to dinner to desserts, you can throw almost anything in the crock pot for scrumptious, slow-simmered flavor. As the season of slow cooker meals is almost upon us, we point you our favorite recipes so…
Fall apple recipes never get old, do they? Regardless if it’s fall or spring, this versatile fruit makes delicious recipes! As the old saying goes, “An apple a day keeps the doctor away.” While it may take more than an apple to keep the doctor away these days, there’s no denying the fact that apples…