And What You Should Do About It What WAS that? Are doors open that you swear you closed? Lights on that you turned off? Sounds coming from places no sound should be coming from? Keep a journal and write down when and where you hear, see or smell something strange. Create some mnemonic routines for

Part 2: Get the Most From Your Insurance While Still Keeping Your Home Protected   1. Consider Your Deductible If your policy includes a low deductible, consider raising it — a higher deductible will almost always mean a reduction in your monthly premiums. While many insurance companies recommend a $500 deductible, raising your deductible to $1,000

Part 1: Be Prepared Not Surprised When Disaster (or Damage) Strikes 1. Review Your Policy Every Year Life changes and market changes can impact your home insurance policy — everything from having a baby to declining property values may mean the insurance policy you have in place should be adjusted. Kiplinger’s 10 Reasons Your Insurance May

How To Improve The Smell and Quality of The Air In Your Home  Indoor plants offer more than just visual appeal — they can make your home more fragrant, improve air quality and reduce indoor air pollution. Plants make your home smell nice There are a variety of low-maintenance indoor plants that will bring the scents

Well, the weather outside seems to be cooling down, and animals are preparing for colder winter months. You can help them with these great homemade bird and squirrel feeders. Hang a few of them in your trees and around your yard, and you’ll be sure to have entertainment all winter as you watch your new