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Why Use an Organic Fertilizer – the Benefits of Natural Nourishment for Your Plants
February 24, 2019February 22, 2019

The growing interest toward organic produce has increased the interest and the demand for organic fertilizers as well. While in terms of efficiency, many natural fertilizers offer the same increase in yield as synthetic substances, going organic has lots of important benefits over man-made chemicals used for adding nutrients to soil – here are some of the most important ones.

Improved Soil Structure

When added to the soil, organic fertilizers start releasing their nutrient content slowly, providing the plant exactly the amount of nutrients that it needs, but feeding the plants is not the only thing done by organic fertilizers. During the decomposition process, natural fertilizers break down into minerals and other elements absorbed by the plants and into fiber and other hard components that stay in the soil and improve its ability to retain water.

A Favorable Environment for Healthy Microbes

Rich, healthy soil is home to various microorganisms that are essential for making nutrients available for plants and that can thrive only in the presence of carbon. Most synthetic fertilizers do not add carbon to the soil, which means that they disrupt the balance that allows the microorganisms to proliferate and to do their job, while carbon is part of the chemical make-up of any organic lawn fertilizer.

A Sustainable and Environment-Friendly Way to Feed Plants

Organic fertilizers are made from all-natural materials, usually organic waste, including poultry waste and other by-products of animal husbandry. Using natural fertilizers is an excellent way to make the most of material that is already there, produced by animals on a daily basis in large quantities and it is also a fertilization method that reuses natural materials. The process makes sure that no toxic chemicals build up in the soil over time and no greenhouse gases are generated during the decomposition, which also means natural fertilizers can be used over prolonged periods without any concern.

Natural fertilizers release their nutrients slowly and steadily, which means that they do not pose the risk of damage potentially caused to the plant’s roots and leaves by overfertilization.

Making Your Own Natural Fertilizer

Organic fertilizers can be bought, but you can also make your own easily. As the raw material used for making organic fertilizers is organic waste, you can easily make your own fertilizer by collecting the organic waste produced in your household into a large bin. Vegetable and fruit peels and cores, egg shells and other types of organic matter are all great for making compost, the ultimate natural fertilizer. The material needs to be collected in a bin and will need to be watered and turned over from time to time. There is one thing, one aspect that makes the usage of self-made organic fertilizer somewhat more complicated than the usage of synthetic fertilizers: it may take up to a year to obtain your own, free, high-quality fertilizer. However, you can also speed up the process to a certain extent, by adding worms to your compost bin – they will break down the organic matter faster than it would break down on its own.

The Best Materials for Kitchen Countertops
September 28, 2018

If you are currently looking into countertop materials because you are remodeling your kitchen and you need a new top to replace the old, scratched and stained one or you are in the process of adding an isle to your kitchen, the material that you choose will define your kitchen’s functionality as well as its attractive looks for years to come. Here are a few of the best materials for kitchen countertops – materials that have gained popularity for their durability, resistance to impact and scratches as well as for their great looks. Then venture over to one of the kitchen design Denver showrooms for pricing and selection.

Granite

Each slab of this affordable and durable natural material features a unique pattern and it is available in many different color variations, from light and vibrant hues with coarse grains to dark colors that are almost homogenous. Granite is not only a beautiful material – it is also hard and durable, resistant to scratching and staining. However, if you choose this material for your countertop, you must know that you can enjoy the above benefits only if your slab of granite is properly polished and sealed and that you will need to reapply the sealant every few years.

Laminate Material

Laminate countertops have evolved a lot in recent years – if you have memories of dull, badly scratched laminate countertops from the past, forget them, the modern manufacturing and printing technologies used today allow for making a very attractive, very durable countertop material that is a perfect match for your kitchen and costs a fraction of the price of other materials. Modern laminate material is resistant to heat and staining as well, but direct cuts with a very sharp knife can leave permanent marks.

Butcher Block

Wood countertops, also known as butcher blocks, are perfect for any kitchen style – in rustic kitchens, the wood surface integrates seamlessly, while in minimalist, modern kitchens it adds the warmth that is needed to balance the straight lines featured in the rest of the kitchen. Butcher block countertops also age gracefully, but compared to other materials, they are quite maintenance-intensive – butcher block countertops are not sealed because sealed wood is not suitable for areas on which is prepared directly, so you will need to oil your countertop every six months to prevent cracking and running a sandpaper on the surface every now and then might also be necessary if you use the countertop a lot and it gets stained.

Ceramic Tiles

Easy cleaning, resistance to staining, to heat and to scratches, easy installation, affordability and varied design options – these are the qualities that make ceramic tiles such a popular choice for kitchen countertops. You can choose tiles that feature the colors and patterns used in the decorations in the rest of the kitchen or tiles that resemble other materials, such as wood or marble. If you choose this material, try to avoid dropping heavy objects directly on the surface (ceramic material cracks easily) and be prepared that the grout between the tiles can get discolored and you might need to scrub it frequently to maintain its clean appearance.

What Are the Best Brands of Barbecue Grills You Can Get at a Good Price?
May 3, 2018April 30, 2018

When it comes to planning a fun and exciting backyard BBQ, finding the best brands of barbecue grills is an essential part of the recipe. If you never threw a barbecue before, and you never owned a grill in your life, however, this process can be a little more challenging. However, with a little research and an aim to orient yourself towards finding the best grills on the market, you can’t go wrong with your choice.

What to Look for in a New Barbecue Grill?

For many of us, the smell of delicious burgers and vegetables being grilled outdoors represents the symbolic scent of summer, as more and more of our neighbors start using their grills to prepare some of the most delicious dishes you can think of. If you too want to join their ranks, you’re going to need your main tool first. But how do you select it from the myriad of other barbecue grills available on the market, and how much can you really spend on it?

Before even getting started on trying to find a new grill, it’s important to figure out exactly what to look for and what your style of grilling is (or will be). Are you rather interested in cooking everything on an open flame? Do you want to just leave the meat on the grill and walk away for a few hours while it cooks? Or maybe you prefer an indirect cooking style. There are grills designed to satisfy each of these preferences.

The next thing to consider is the type of grill you want to buy. The best brands of barbecue grills are often considered to be gas grill, but this isn’t a rule that applies to everyone. Aside from gas grills, there are also electric, charcoal and infrared grills to consider. Each of these has its own specific benefits. For example, while charcoal grills offer great variety and many different designs to choose from, infrared grills are far superior when it comes to adjusting the exact temperature you need for grilling.

A few other things to look for is a burner that’s strong enough for the size of the grill, sturdy materials used for the cooking grids, highly polished seams, good warranties and excellent reviews.

Some of the Top Brands and Products You Can Opt for

Now it’s time to take a closer look at some of the best grills and barbecue grill manufacturers you can consider for your budget:

When it comes to barbecue cooking, very few manufacturers can compare and compete with the Weber brand. Weber’s Performer Deluxe model has become one of the top ranked barbecue grills in the world.

Char-Broil models are known for their practical efficiency and low cost. You won’t find many cheaper and sturdier models than their dual gas/charcoal grills.

The Huntington series is also somewhat more affordable than most grills. It’s easy to get a good quality gas grill from Huntington for less than $200.

For a retro design with a higher end feel to it, you can also opt for models such as the Portable Kitchen PK or the Big Green Egg luxury grills available in a variety of sizes.

There are, of course, many other brands to look forward to, especially if you want something more unique, or are willing to pay more. However, most grill store Denver experts will agree that these are the best brands of barbecue grills available.

Painting Trends for a Designer Home, Inside as well as Outside
April 15, 2018July 6, 2018

Home painting is in many ways like fashion – the range of the textures, the hues and the sheen used on the exterior and interior walls of homes is governed by painting trends in a way that is very similar to the colors and the patterns that fashion trends tell us to wear. If you are currently in the process of browsing paint colors and textures to find the best fits for your home interior and exterior, here are a few tips from Denver painters about how to make your home look really trendy.

You Can Never Go Wrong with Black and White

A combination of black and white is just perfect for kitchens and bathrooms. There is no need to use them in blocks only – you can create stunning patterns that work wonders on walls with lots of problem areas, such as dents, cracks or greasy spots. A black wall with a white rim looks cool in spaces with natural colored furniture as well – the dark background and the fresh natural colors on your furniture can create a spectacular room.

Berry Colors

Raspberry pink, strawberry red, blueberry purple – these bold colors are great for creating a fresh atmosphere. Be bold when you choose the color of the walls, then tone it down with some softer hues on the furniture and in the decorations.

Blue-Green

This calming and sophisticated color is perfect for indoor spaces where you go to relax, such as the bedroom as well as for stylish exteriors. The neutral, but classy hue can be paired with white, beige, cream for an even more harmonious look.

Grey

All shades of grey are trendy. Darker shades are great if you want to achieve a more dramatic look, inside as well as outside, while lighter hues work best for interiors that are embellished with colorful décor elements, such as ornamental pillows and paintings and for exteriors that are not too embellished.

Sunshine Yellow

A cheerful and cozy color that inspires a positive attitude, the shade associated with sunshine works great indoors and outdoors as well. When used inside, you can pair it with blue and green ornaments, when used outside, you can combine them with windows and doors of any color, all combinations will look great.

Minimalist Pastels

Pastel colors are also safe to choose – they never go out of fashion. Sandy pink is great for a feminine interior, while mint works just great on outside walls.

Using a Palette

Color palettes help you choose various shades of the same color that you can mix and match to create the desired impact. You can use the palettes to choose the color of the interior decorations as well as for the furnishing and the decoration used outside.

To create a really attractive space, a home that has your signature everywhere, just unleash your creative self and don’t be afraid to play with colors. The hottest of all painting trends right now is boldness – buy a few drops of the colors that you like, apply them on your walls, combine them, play with them and the combination that really represents you will emerge soon.

All You Need To Know About Moldings
April 2, 2018April 2, 2018

The selection of a moulding can completely transform a room. Traditional mouldings like egg-and-dart and dental, as well as less detailed trims, border rooms in houses across the country. The difference between past and present moulding options include the choice of material you use, which can significantly affect the ease of its installation and its cost. Nowadays, there are a variety of opportunities apart from just wood and plaster, such as foam and plastic options which are widely available at home décor stores.

Different Types of Molding

Baseboards

This is the most popular type of trim to be used in a home. It refers to the lining of the joint where the wall and floor meet, and it’s available either unpainted or primed. Shoe moulding is usually used at the foot of the baseboard to cover the gap of a newly installed floor.

Casing

This is a trim that covers the gap around the outside of a door. It is also said to provide extra stability to the door opening.

Crown Molding

One of the popular DIY projects is installing a new crown moulding. It is located at the seam between the ceiling and the wall. Some people prefer to install crown moulding just below the ceiling height in very tall rooms. It can have a big effect on a room’s ambience. For example, a white crown against a richly coloured wall makes a dramatic statement. Crown moulding is also an excellent way to hide paint that has not been cut-in perfectly.

Panelling

You can either partially or cover a wall with panelling. If it’s applied halfway up the wall leading up to the chair rail, it’s commonly referred to as a beadboard or wainscoting. In case you have a masonry wall installed, panelling can be attached to the battens available on the wall.

Chair Rail

Chair rails are utilised to protect the walls from chairs and other items that are pushed up against them. This division in a wall’s surface can be both practical as well as decorative. For example, the lower section of a wall often suffers from knocks or is marked by little children. If a rail separates this from the upper wall, you will need to redecorate only the area available below the rail to restore the decor.

Panels

Self-Adhesive Panels: These are used on flush doors to create the look of a panel door, and these can also be used on walls to imitate raised panelling. Most have double-sided tape on the back for extra adhesive effect.

Pressed Panel: This is typically made of hardboard and is pressed to resemble a raised panel.

Moisture-Resistant MDF Paneling: This has been conducted to resemble tongue-and-groove panelling. Moisture resistance makes this panelling highly suitable for use in a kitchen or bathroom.

Different Types of Wood Flooring
April 2, 2018April 2, 2018

There are many distinctive types of flooring available on the market nowadays. All you have to do is to walk into any home décor store and sample the vast collection with your own eyes. However, for some the enduring good looks of hardwood flooring is a must-have and for these customers, there is a vast variety available which come in many types and styles to fit different needs and budgets.

If you’re thinking of putting in wood floors, you can’t go wrong as all types of hardwood floors have unmatched natural beauty and match perfectly with any décor whether it is modern, traditional or country. Hardwood flooring usually goes in any room, although kitchens and basements call for special deliberations.

Unfinished or Finished Hardwood

Unfinished hardwood flooring is a great option if you want a custom stain applied or if you want to match the colour of existing flooring. After hardwood flooring installation and staining, the flooring is given several different coats of protective finish. If you’re planning of adding hardwood flooring in your kitchen, unfinished flooring is the better choice because the finish will penetrate and seal the seams in between boards, helping to prevent water and other fluids from seeping between boards.

Prefinished hardwood flooring comes from the factory already sanded and sealed, meaning that the whole installation goes easier and quicker. There are also no odours and VOCs from the on-site finishing, and the floor is usually ready to walk on immediately, hence saving time.

Solid or Engineered

Solid hardwood flooring is comprised wholly of wood and comes in thicknesses of 5/8 up to 3/4 inches. Because it’s solid wood, it can be sanded and refinished several times. However, it’s susceptible to changes in temperature and humidity and isn’t recommended for below-ground basements.

Engineered hardwood flooring is an exterior of real wood that is glued to several layers of wood underneath, kind of like plywood. This gives engineered wood excellent stability over other options and makes it a good choice for almost any area of your home, including below-ground basements. Depending on the diameter of the hardwood veneer, engineered hardwood flooring can only be sanded and refinished a few times during its lifetime.

What Species Is Usually Best

The best hardwood floors are made of wood species that are readily available locally and, surprise, are very hard. Oak flooring, cherry flooring and maple flooring are all good choices. Other commonly used species include walnut, ash, mahogany and bamboo which is a grass. For more exotic species you’ll have to pay a premium price, such as teak, jarrah and mesquite. Also, check to make sure that the hardwood flooring you choose comes from sustainably harvested forests.

Another option is reclaimed hardwood flooring which can be found at your local salvage yards. It will likely have some signs of wear and age, but you’ll end up paying about half of what it would cost for comparable new flooring. If they don’t have what you’re looking for, you can ask to be put on a waiting list. Salvage flooring is a notably good choice if you’re renovating an older house.

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