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How to Stop Clutter From Entering the Home by Ruby Bayan The best way to beat clutter is to not let it come into your home in the first place. Clutter happens when items are not in the proper places, which is typically caused by having too many items in the house, such that organization becomes a major task. If organizing and house cleaning is becoming a burden because of the mess in your home--it's time to stop clutter at the door. Here's how.	Featured Member Peggysue Peggysue's Articles How to clean a BBQ How to Light Up Landscaping How to Get Your House Ready To Sell
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How to Grow a Thick Healthy Lawn by Murray Anderson The best way to ensure a thick, healthy lawn is overseeding or reseeding. Just adding fertilizer (even on a regular basis) won’t prolong the life of grass plants; grass plants grow old and die off. Replacing these old grass plants by overseeding will ensure your lawn stays thick, healthy and weed free. However, overseeding is more than just throwing down some grass seed and hoping for the best. Here’s how to go about properly overseeding your lawn.	Featured Member Kayceebee Right where I wanna be! Kayceebee's Articles How to Bake a Perfect Potato How to Get Work on a Film Production How to Floss Tight Teeth
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How to Troubleshoot a Central Air Conditioner by Murray Anderson During the summer months we all want our central air conditioners to be working properly and providing lots of cool air. Unfortunately, as with all things both mechanical and electrical--that isn’t always the case--and when we call for cool air--we get nothing. If your central air conditioner is acting up--here are some troubleshooting tips you might try before calling in an air conditioner professional (and paying for a service call).	Featured Member Amy Witthohn Amy Witthohn's Articles How to Get Rid of Green Pool Water Quickly How to make pasta salad with a twist How to Do a toss turn around with a baton
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