Glass Food Storage Containers: Why You Should Make the Switch

in Small Space Ideas

November 28th, 2011

In this modern day, kitchens are filled with plastic food storage containers in all shapes and sizes, from the smallest snack container to the largest salad or cake carrier. The trend is changing. Glass food storage containers are on the rise in popularity. Why should you switch to glass? Read on and find the simple and logical reasons to switch.

Less Staining of Containers and No Odor

Glass food storage containers are easy to clean, do not hold food odors or germs…

Don’t Waste Away: How to Manage Your Trash in a Small Kitchen

in Small Space Ideas

November 21st, 2011

Managing kitchen trash becomes a true logistics issue when storage space is limited in a small space. Should your kitchen trash be hidden away or will it be exposed for all to see? Will it be in a covered vessel or an open-top container? Is there a trashcan liner or not? There are many options to explore in order to accommodate everyday trash, recycling and compost. Read on to explore the options.

Cabinet Conversion with Easy Access

The best option for concealing…

4 Creative Ways Chalkboard Paint Can Help You Organize Your Kitchen

in Decorating, Small Space Ideas

November 14th, 2011

Decorating is fun, organizing is even more fun and chalkboard paint ties it all together in the kitchen. There are many different options and ideas for using this creative paint. There are walls, cabinets and appliances just waiting to be painted, and then the fun really begins. You can cover an entire wall or create a fun memo board shape to complement your decor. Paint a little or as much as you want using this unique product.

Color doesn’t have to…

What Cleaning and Repair Charges Can a Landlord Deduct from Your Security Deposit?

in Legal Issues, Moving

November 7th, 2011

Security deposits are used to cover excessive damage done by a renter. They’re kept as a means if insurance, so the renter can’t leave the rental property without paying for damages.

To Protect Against Damages Exceeding Expected Wear and Tear

Normal wear and tear of the property is anticipated by every landlord, but reckless damage or neglect on the part of the renter are not tolerated. Such circumstances are justification for the landlord to exercise use of the security deposit. Remember, living…

Landlord Facing Foreclosure: Who Gets my Rent?

in Legal Issues

October 31st, 2011

When a landlord faces foreclosure, it can create a tricky situation for you as a renter. You might suddenly have a property manager, a landlord, a bank as well as other entities asking you for the rent payment. If you’re not sure who you should make the check out to, here’s what the law says.

It’s the Lender’s Property Now

Once the landlord is foreclosed on, the property is officially owned by the mortgage holder (usually a bank). The landlord might ask…