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Pros & Cons Of A Shower-Only Bathroom: Do You Really Need A Bathtub For Resale Purposes?

Trying to decide if you could live in a home without a tub? Will a shower-only bathroom hurt resale value? Pros & cons from someone who's been in your shoes

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Building A New House? Never Want To Move Again? A List Of Universal Design Features Your Home Needs! [Must-Haves For Aging In Place]

A list of Universal Design features to consider BEFORE building or remodeling your house. Plus reasons to consider Aging in Place in the home of your dreams

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Master Bathroom Ideas: 7 Tips For Creating Your Dream Master Bath

Unique master bathroom ideas to transform your dream into reality. Reap the rewards of your beautiful remodeled space while increasing your home's value.

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Septic System Maintenance: Important Tips To Prevent Septic System Problems

I've lived in a home with a septic system for the past 22 years. I've got a lot of helpful tips about septic system maintenance that you need to know!

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Water Saving Shower Heads: How To Find The Best Water Efficient Shower Head

Replace old showerheads with WaterSense showerheads to save money... and water. Here's what you need to know before buying a water saving shower head.

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How To Choose A Steam Shower Generator For Your Home

Installing a steam shower generator is a job best left for the pros. But as a homeowner you need to know some basics about steam shower generators yourself.

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Accessible Design Is A Key Factor In The Home Building Industry

Accessible design in the home building industry is here to stay. Easy access, easy use and easy passage are the main focus of homes certified under the EasyLiving Homes voluntary program. They're not designed just for retirement communities either.

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Is Universal Home Design the Wave of the Future? You’d Better Believe It Is!

What are the basic principles behind Universal Home Design? Here are easily explained answers for the 3 trouble spots found within every home: the entrance, the kitchen and the bathroom. If you're building, remodeling or buying a home, you'll want to make life more comfortable for yourself or the homeowners. See if your home measures up.

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Living On The Lower End of a Townhouse Row Has a Downside – Water Leaks From Above

I learned that living in a townhouse on the lower end of the row has a definite downside to it. Water will flow downhill should your neighbor's have a water leak in their dwelling. Don't let this happen to you. Buy or lease on the upper end whenever possible.

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