Would you like orientation to our new site? Read our instructions.

Home, Food & Gardening

Are You Seeing Spots...On Your Dishes?

If your dishwasher is turning out dull, spotty dishes - leaving you frustrated and annoyed - you're not alone. Spotty and cloudy dishes are a common nuisance for many dishwasher owners across America.

In fact, a recent survey from the makers of OxiClean(r) found that people experience spots and cloudy film on their dishes straight out of the dishwasher an average of five times per month, and 70 percent felt annoyed or frustrated because they didn't know the cause.

Login to read more: Are You Seeing Spots...On Your Dishes?

Purchase A Subscription: Are You Seeing Spots...On Your Dishes?

Packing In The Savings

Lyons residents, Elizabeth Lennert and her husband Eric, knew that they wanted to re-model their 1970s-era home, and thought there must be something better than 1970s energy use. As a part of their re-model process, the Lennerts decided to get a home energy assessment from EnergySmart. Based on recommendations from their EnergySmart advisor, they decided to upgrade the insulation in the walls, attic, and in the floor and crawl/space.

Login to read more: Packing In The Savings

Purchase A Subscription: Packing In The Savings

“Take the plunge(r)!”

Ask the Handy Woman!

By Kheli Mason, The Handy Woman, LLC

Every so often you come across a little gem of information that is so perfect as it is that you can’t really improve upon it. So goes this month’s column. Don Burgard, the copy/production editor of Fine Homebuilding, one of my all-time favorite magazines, tells us all about plungers and more specifically toilet plungers. Turns out they are not all created equal. Perhaps not the most enthralling topics of discussion, but information we all could use at some point in our lives.

Login to read more: “Take the plunge(r)!”

Purchase A Subscription: “Take the plunge(r)!”

New Ban On Disposal Of E-waste

Beginning July 1, Colorado residents may no longer dispose of most electronic waste (e-waste) in their household trash because Colorado landfills may no longer accept e-waste. The change is the result of a new law, the Electronic Recycling Jobs Act. Industry, most businesses, government agencies, institutions, and schools already are subject to e-waste disposal restrictions.

“The new law applies to TV sets, central processing units, computer monitors and peripherals, printers and fax machines, all kinds of laptops and notebook computers, DVD players, VCRs and any video display device with a screen larger than four inches,” explained Wolf Kray, recycling specialist with the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. The ban also includes radios, stereo equipment, and video game consoles. Telephones, motor vehicle components, and non-hazardous industrial or commercial devices may still be legally disposed of in a Colorado landfill.

Login to read more: New Ban On Disposal Of E-waste

Purchase A Subscription: New Ban On Disposal Of E-waste

Get Fired Up for an Easter Feast

Get Fired Up for an Easter Feast

Looking to put a delicious twist on your Easter meal?

Try cooking ham on the grill.
It's easy to fire up your feast with this Spiced Grilled Ham with Citrus Glaze recipe. A flavor powerhouse, ham can be prepared in multiple ways, complementing a variety of dishes and flavors that fit into any Easter celebration and beyond. Surround it with savory sides like Roasted Potatoes with Bacon and Goat Cheese or Ham and Peas with Mint and Tarragon for a truly mouthwatering meal. And, don't turn that grill off just yet, because no fired-up Easter

Login to read more: Get Fired Up for an Easter Feast

Purchase A Subscription: Get Fired Up for an Easter Feast

Page 3 of 8

Go to top