We all know what condensation on our water bottle on a hot July day looks like, and we usually know why it’s there: the cold water inside the bottle cools the surface of the bottle, so the warmer, humid outside air collects (and puddles) on the non-porous surface. That makes total sense. But why do my brand-new, supposedly energy-efficient windows have condensation on them in the morning?! These aren’t supposed to condensate!
Read MoreFall is riding in on her broomstick at top speed, even though it feels like we only just welcomed Summer.
Read MoreYou know how they say “April showers bring May flowers?” Why do they never mention what else April showers bring? The pollen. The mud. The grass that incessantly needs cut (seriously, like every 4 days). Let’s not forget the biggest bane of our existence: the “I need to spring clean” feeling.
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Read MoreWith everything that’s been happening in the home improvement industry over the past week, it can be very difficult to hold faith in any other home improvement company (I’m not talking about Lowe’s and Home Depot, here). After the closing of a very…apparently UN-profitable company this past week, how do you tell which companies are reputable and which are exactly like the company that closed?
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