June 17, 2013
Did you know you don't need a yard to grow many of the most common vegetables? All veggies like carrots, beets, and lettuce need is a container, soil, water, and a sunlit window to grow. If you live in the city, get with the urban gardening trend and recycle your containers as mini gardens for veggies, herbs and colourful flowers.
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June 14, 2013
You know it's wedding season when your weekends are filled with travel arrangements and your fridge is covered in The Save-the-Dates. If you think all the preparation to get to a wedding is stressful, think about the nerve-racking period of time the groom endures between buying a ring and patiently waiting for the right time and place to pop the question.
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June 10, 2013
At CubeSmart we’ve been using WordPress for a couple of years now. We like the platform so much that we want to give back to the community by sponsoring the creation of a plugin chosen by the community.
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June 6, 2013
‘Tis the season for graduation parties, weddings, showers, barbecues, and outdoor gatherings. If you've hosted any of these get-togethers, you've probably been left with a large amount of empty bottles and cans spilling out of your recycling bins. Of course, recycling is always a smart idea, but upcycling is even smarter. You can easily turn wine bottles that won't fit into the recycling bin into gorgeous indoor and outdoor décor for your home. With these 8 innovative ways to reuse wine bottles, the guests at your next barbecue or house party will be impressed by your eco-friendly style.
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June 4, 2013
Planning on getting Dad some new fishing gear for Father's Day? We've got some great tips for storing fishing gear like reels, rods and waders the right way. Share this guide with Dad and he'll be able to keep using his new gear fishing trips for years to come.
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June 3, 2013
By now, once common items like CDs, Lisa Frank® notebooks, and pogs are practically ancient relics. Maybe you have some of these nostalgia-inducing items in a box somewhere collecting dust. If you stumble upon some 90s gold while cleaning your home, don't throw it away! Put those 90s gems in storage and save them for future generations who will appreciate them the same way that we appreciate record players, vintage clothing, and antique furniture today.
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June 2, 2013
We like to keep our eyes open for good articles on organizing, moving, and storage. Here's a collection of 4 of the best we found in May that we thought were worth sharing with you.
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May 31, 2013
Still spring cleaning? A few weeks ago, we explored a few famous basements that made cleaning your own basement much less daunting. This week, we're making that scary mess accumulating in your attic a little easier to tackle. After seeing these four infamous attics from cinema, your attic won't seem half as bad as you think it is.
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May 30, 2013
You may be ready to sell your home, but is it in the kind of shape that will attract the best offers? Even if your home is gorgeous, spacious and in tip-top condition, failing to properly stage it can cost you dearly. While people often hire professionals to do the staging for them, it’s not always an option. It’s perfectly fine to take matters into your own hands, but you should study up first to ensure optimal results. Putting yourself in prospective buyers’ shoes isn’t enough. If you want your home to sell quickly and for a competitive price, you need to work like the pros.
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May 24, 2013
Many people are drawn to Miami by the promise of warm weather, beaches, a multinational population, and a city that’s active all day and all night. Maybe you’re planning to work odd jobs as you figure out your life plans or go to school. Or, maybe you're relocating for work and plan to settle in the city with your spouse and kids. No matter what your reason for moving to Miami, FL is, this vibrant city will offer you a rich and exciting lifestyle. To help you plan your move to Miami, we've got the following advice to make your moving day go smoothly.
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