As the nights draw in and the mornings get cold and crisp, your thoughts as a landlord should turn to your winter checklist to make sure all your properties are ready for winter. You make sure your own home is warm and ready, so the same should be done for your tenants. Here are three simple things that you can do today to ensure your … Continue reading Winter maintenance considerations for landlords

With your hands you can make a mask, scrub, and soap with activated charcoal. After all, it cleans not only the stomach. If coal is able to draw toxins and dirt, then it can be used for skin for the same purpose. Masks based on activated charcoal well cleanse the skin, even deep in the pores. They should be applied 1-2 times a week, especially … Continue reading Mask, scrub, soap with activated charcoal

There are many things you can safely place in a skip, but paint and paint cans are not included. Paint is actually banned from all landfill sites as well as skips. Councils won’t collect paint or cans either. It’s tempting to pour it down the sink but that’s unacceptable too. It is highly damaging to the environment, as well as blocking up your pipes. So, … Continue reading How to safely dispose of paint

Activated carbon presents cosmetic uses and very effective properties for the care of our skin. Let’s find out all the virtues of charcoal and how to use it. The charcoal has many cosmetic uses and properties precious that you can make to take care in a completely natural way of their beauty. This type of coal has been in vogue for a few years now, … Continue reading Activated Charcoal, cosmetic uses and benefits

Humans have been using wood to build with since the dawn of time. It is the second most used material after stone in the world of construction. The properties of wood are complex, but we have still managed to harness many of its unique features to build a huge variety of structures, from transport to housing. We see wood in boats, houses, furniture and interior … Continue reading Wood in Construction