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Holidays festive cooking is rapidly approaching...learn the do's and don’t when using your garbage disposals! Garbage Disposal Things that will damage or clog your garbage disposal:... Grease or Oils. Thick, greasy liquids like grease and oil can solidify in a disposal as they cool, which is one of the number one causes of troublesome disposal clogs according to Benjamin Franklin plumbers. Potato Peels or other Fibrous Food Waste. The starch in these peels tends to cling to the metal interior of garbage disposals and ends up being very difficult to remove. Any Bones, Seeds, or Pits. Just like any type of blade, the blades in a garbage disposal dull over time. Avoid putting materials inside the unit that expedite that process. Putting In Actual Garbage. Just because garbage is in the name doesn’t mean it’s okay to throw things like paper towels, plastic, or metal inside of the unit. This also includes wooden matches, cigarettes, rubber bands and twist ties, and of course glass. Using the best operating sequence. For best operation, follow this order: First, start running cool water. Second, turn on the disposal. Third, gradually put food in (don’t shove it in all at once). Run the disposal until food is gone (usually 30 seconds is enough). Turn it off and let the water run for another 10 or 15 seconds to flush out the drain. For more information, please visit the full article with tips and more useful information from Benjamin Franklin plumbers: www.punctualplumberdallas.com//right-wrong-ways-use-garba/

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Pour, plug in, and turn onthat's all these dump dinner recipes require! With little prep time and few, if any, ingredients to add later, these slow cooker dump meals can be tossed together in the morning without throwing off your routine. Come suppertime, you'll have a delicious meal waiting for you.

Solar panels are a great way to lessen your environmental footprint, but when it comes to saving cash, they might not be your best option. Really want to cut down costs? Make this move.... Great article by The Motley Fool

Reuse repurpose and recycle 40 Totally Free Ways to Decorate with What You Have!!!! I'm a huge advocate for "REUSE, REPURPOSE AND RECYCLE"!! Why buy more when you can use what you already have? Helps the planet and your wallet #SaveYourMoney

4 simple ways to keep indoor air fresh at all times... Indoor air quality can be worse than the air outdoors. You may not realize that simply by doing normal things like cooking, cleaning, personal hygiene or enjoying a hobby, invisible pollution is being added to the air. Although Indoor air pollution is a growing concern, and these four simple steps will help you maintain fresh indoor air so you and your family can breathe easy.... Consider these steps to help maintain fresher air and a cleaner environment: 1. Change HVAC filters regularly!!! Your home's heating, ventilation and air conditioning system helps maintain a comfortable indoor environment all year long. It includes a filter that captures dust, allergens and other microscopic particles to help keep the air clean and the system running efficiently. Set a reminder to check the filter monthly. At minimum, it should be changed every three months. During heavy use - such as winter and summer - change it more often. ***Bonus: A clean filter helps the system run better and saves money.*** 2. Develop an indoor green thumb With more people looking to be productive at home, houseplants are a great clean air solution that has multiple benefits. According to houseplant specialists The Sill, houseplants help boost your mood and productivity, which is essential for anyone spending long hours working at home. *The Pothos plant is highly rated for removing indoor air toxins as well as the *Snake plant, which absorbs toxins through its leaves and produces oxygen. With houseplants, not only will your work space look lush but also the air will stay fresh. 3. Use a room and portable air purifiers 4. Lower moisture levels Mold and mildew are common culprits that reduce air quality and can trigger asthma and allergies. In your home it's important to control moisture to prevent mold and mildew growth. *When using the bathroom to bathe or shower, always use a fan or crack the window. In moist spaces like basements, be mindful about opening windows, running fans and keeping rooms dry. Be aware of your whole home's humidity levels and use a dehumidifier when necessary to remove moisture from the air. HOMEOWNER RESOURCES Courtesy of Brandpoint Content

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