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Churchill Boro $259,900 TURN KEY, PRISTINE HOME situated on a LOVELY LOT in the desired STRATFORD PLAN. Meticulously Maintained, just bring your furniture! Step into Gleaming Ceramic Tile Floored Entry with a SPACIOUS FAMILY ROOM. The Family Room offers a comfortable retreat with a LOG BURNING FIREPLACE and RECESSED LIGHTING.The FORMAL LIVING ROOM is understated ELEGANCE with White on White Decor, a clean palate that will fit your personal style features a BAY WINDOW and DECORATIVE FIREPLACE. Lori Hummel (412)287–1739
Oakmont $299,900 The Party Starts here! This Brick Colonial Home with a Charming Front Porch is deceiving from a drive by! This is a MUST SEE home with incredible space, Large Formal Living Room, Formal Dining Room, 1st Floor Family Room with Soaring Vaulted Ceilings, 2nd Floor Man Cave, Gameroom or Additional Bedroom now is home to a pool table, wood burning fireplace, and is the “Fun” room for the entire family. Master Suite has an adjacent 09x07 room that acts as a sitting room, but could be an in home office, nursery or additional closet room. Lori Hummel (412)287–1739
Springdale Boro $142,900 Be the first one to Find this GEM! The Covered Front Porch says “Welcome”! FRESH PAINT in neutral gray tone, NEW CARPET, and NEW GAS STOVE AND DISHWASHER in Kitchen! FIRST FLOOR MASTER BEDROOM with Full Bath and Generous Closets. Formal Living Room that opens to the Formal Dining Room joins the Eat In Kitchen with CERAMIC TILE FLOORS. The Kitchen opens to the COVER PORCH, a great place for outdoor dining or retreat, looks out to the LARGE LEVEL FENCED BACKYARD. CORNER LOT also Boasts Big Side Yard. Lori Hummel (412)287–1739
Oakmont $329,900 Situated on a Corner Lot, with entrance to the garage from 5th Street, This home was completely renovated just five years ago, and features an open floor plan, Large Fully Equipped Kitchen boasts Cherry Cabinetry, Granite Counters, and Stainless Steel appliances with Breakfast Area and walk out to a Large Wood Deck and fenced back yard. Open Living room, Dining room, and Sun room allow you to live and furnish to suit your lifestyle. Natural light abounds, brightening and warming the home. The Huge Master Bedroom with Full Bath will WOW you! Lori Hummel (412)287–1739
O’Hara $549,900 NOT TO BE MISSED! INCREDIBLE AMOUNT OF LIVING SPACE! Sought After FIRST FLOOR MASTER SUITE includes a Full Bath, Walk in Closet, Walk out to a PRIVATE WOOD DECK and adjacent PRIVATE DEN. This OPEN AND SPACIOUS FLOOR PLAN can easily fit everyone’s needs and lifestyles. GRACIOUS ENTRY, FORMAL DINING ROOM with GLEAMING HARDWOOD FLOORS, DRAMATIC TWO STORY GREAT ROOM with CUSTOM BUILT IN CABINETRY and RECESSED LIGHTS. Lori Hummel (412)287–1739
Plum Boro $229,900 Fantastic Value in THE RIDGE! Large Two Story Colonial captures your eye with its curb appeal, located on a CUL-DE-SAC! Welcome your guest in the DRAMATIC Two Story Entry! The Open Floor plan boasts a Fully Equipped Eat in Kitchen that is Open to the Family Room. Fully Equipped Laundry Conveniently Located off the Kitchen. The Family Room focal point is the corner Fireplace. Walk out from the Family Room to a Wood Deck. Formal Living and Dining Rooms are spacious and add to the appeal of the home. Lori Hummel (412)287–1739
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Plum Boro $279,900 Something Special! There is nothing ordinary about this Two Story Colonial sitting on the High Side of the Street, on over an acre of Ground, this home offers privacy from the Road & the Neighbors. Nature Lover’s will enjoy the Four Season Sunroom looking out to the backyard & patio with a unique Beamed Ceiling,Brick Accent Wall and Ceramic Tile Floors. Home Cook’s will love the Fully Equipped Large Kitchen featuring updated appliances, recessed lighting,Hickory Cabinets, So Much Cabinet and Counter Space. Lori Hummel (412)287–1739
Plum Boro $319,900 Feel like you are sitting on top of the world in this TURN KEY 2 story Colonial Home located at the top of the SOUGHT AFTER Cherry Springs Plan in the CUL DE SAC! Over 2 acres of ground give you great outdoor options for yard & privacy backing up to a WOODED VIEW. Be Wowed by the OPEN CONCEPT FLOOR PLAN featuring a FABULOUS kitchen with MORNING ROOM,STAINLESS STEEL APPLIANCES, abundant Counter & Cabinets, Bar/Counter with Stools for Casual Meals. Lori Hummel (412)287–1739
Oakmont $119,900 LOCATION! LOCATION! LOCATION! Spacious Floor Plan in a much desired CLOSE THE DOOR CONDOMINIUM Close to Oakmont’s Quaint Shopping District, Public Transportation, Public Library, Great Restaurants, Walking Trails, Parks and THE BAKERY! Featuring a LARGE OPEN FLOOR PLAN with Spacious Living Room and Dining Room, and COVERED BALCONY that looks over the Lush Green Backyard. The Eat in Kitchen is Equipped with Electric Stove, Dishwasher & Disposal and offers a Breakfast or informal Dining Room. Lori Hummel (412)287–1739
Oakmont $559,900 CURB APPEAL! Set back on a Large Lot, Wrap Around Covered Front Porch Welcomes you! Through the Front Door be WOWED by the Dramatic Marble Floors &Open Floor Plan. Massive Dining Room can accommodate Large Parties, it’s an ENTERTAINERS DREAM! CHEF’S KITCHEN includes a Sub-Zero Refrigerator AND Freezer, Professional Dacor Gas Stove, Oven& Warming Tray, Bosch Dishwasher & Bosch Barista Coffee Station, Pantry Closet, Kitchen offers space for table and chairs for informal dining. Lori Hummel (412)287–1739
Lawrenceville $409,900 Furnished Model in Lawrenceville’s NEWEST and COOLEST Condominium Building, The Wainwright Condominium. In the heart of Lower Lawrenceville with upscale restaurants, quaint shops, great coffee shops, and Artistic Vibe. Just miniutes from Downtown Pittsburgh this condominium has Great Views, Open Floor Plans, Fully Equipped Kitchens and Laundry. Lori Hummel (412)287–1739
Point Breeze $699,900 Let this GRAND & CLASSIC TUDOR HOME Surprise you! FRESHLY PAINTED & MOVE IN READY!UNIQUE FEATURES at EVERY TURN! Enter through ARCHED WOOD DOOR to Slate Stone Entry, step down into Sunken Living Room w/11’ Beamed Ceilings and a CARVED STONE FIREPLACE opens to FAMILY ROOM w/Arched Windows bathing the room in natural light, & Built in Shelves. Formal Dining Room is study in architectural design w/arched beamed ceilings & Fireplace drenched w/light through LEADED GLASS WINDOWS. Lori Hummel (412)287–1739
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Make a checklist to stay on track with all cleaning and Organization projects.
Don’t take on too many projects at once. Start with one task in one room at a time.
Nothing says spring cleaning like a good purge. Pick a room, take inventory of everything you have and make piles to keep and donate. When in doubt, throw it out. Need a few decor upgrades? Spring cleaning is the perfect time. Add simple chic shelving to the living room or colorful accents to the kitchen.
Make a little extra cash this spring and hold a garage sale, the perfect way to get rid of unwanted items during the annual clean.
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Warmer weather means outside fun. Clean dirt and grime off patio furniture and even the grill.
Get ahead of the game and stock up on all necessary supplies in advance, especially kitchen & bath necessities like hand soap, air freshener, paper towels, bath tissue.
Good-bye winter, hello spring. Put away boots, winter coats and hats and make room for sneakers, rain boots and umbrellas.
Get creative with storage to ensure everything is in its place and easily accessible. Incorporate underthe-sink organizers and door rack in the linen closet Unscrew the faucet aerators, sink sprayers and shower heads, and soak them in equal parts vinegar and water solution. Let them soak for an hour, then rinse with warm water.
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Bethel Park $154,900 Attractive Level entry two bedroom, one and one half bath townhouse. Eat in kitchen, Great deck, two car garage, extra shower in equipped laundry. MLS# 1334758 Lynn Banbury (412)680–5000
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Pittsburgh $425,000 Fabulous level entry brick ranch style situated on professionally landscaped lot with view from 34 ft. deck. Remodeled 24 ft kitchen, huge garage and finished lower level. MLS# 1321084 Lynn Banbury (412)680–5000
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Upper St. Clair $899,000 Spectacular Brick and Stone with Magnificent View of Golf Course. Tongue in Groove Cathedral Ceilings. Great Room, Den, Work Shop and Much More. MLS# 1335609 Lynn Banbury (412)680–5000
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Dormont $175,000 Attractive 4 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 car garage with level rear yard. First floor family room, great location near transportation, shops and restaurants. MLS# 1295602 Lynn Banbury (412)680–5000
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10 Easy Home Sale Tips 1.
Add power outlets with USB ports in rooms that lack them, especially in the kitchen, bathrooms, and bedrooms where they’re most needed.
2. Eliminate acoustic popcorn-style ceilings since
they look dated and tacky.
3. Use what you have, and arrange each room in a
conversational way if possible. Don’t set all furnishings in a family room so they face a TV, since most potential buyers like the idea of an open-room for socializing.
By Barbara Ballinger
6. Remove outdated wallpaper, replacing it with paint and preferably a neutral color,
7. Remove, store, or discard excessive accessories on tabletops and walls and in cabinets. Some suggest following the rule of three: Leave out only three things on any surface.
8. Pay attention to your bathrooms. Specifically,
make sure you have freshly laundered towels, new soap in soap dishes, spotless mirrors, and no mildew in view.
4. Clean carpets and wood floors since they’re often
9. Improve a home’s healthfulness by using paints
the first part of a room that buyers check out; you don’t need to replace them unless they’re in terrible shape.
and adhesives with low or no VOCs. Point out these changes to prospective buyers.
5. Change out corroded or dented door knobs and
10. Be sure your house is priced competitively with
levers. The replacements don’t have to be expensive but they should look new and clean. All things for your home and more...HARMONHOMESnMORE
the current market and homes in your area. In most regions, it’s still the No. 1 “fix” to sell quickly.
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7 Quick Fixes to 4. Unjamming Make Around Sliding Windows Your House by Adam Bluestein
A little silicone spray lubricant (sold at hardware stores) will grease the skids. Spray it onto a rag, then wipe along the tracks, whether they’re metal, wood, or plastic.
1.Squeaky Door Hinges
5. Plumping Up Deflated Cushions
Spray a little WD-40 onto the hinges, moving the door back and forth to work in the lubricant. Or try rubbing the hinges with petroleum jelly. If these tricks don’t work, lift the hinge pins about halfway and lubricate them with three-in-one oil, using a rag to catch drips.
Put them outside in the sun for a few hours, flipping them halfway through. (Be carefulЮleaving them out too long may fade the fabric.) The sun will help evaporate the moisture that gets into the filling over time, and the cushions should plump up nicely.
2. Fixing Unfurled 6. Repairing Marked Wallpaper Up Linoleum Floors With a knife, smear wallpaper paste onto a piece of writing paper. Rub the paper against the underside of the peeling section. Press the wallpaper against the wall. Slide the writing paper out and smooth away bubbles with a clean cloth.
Rub the spot with white toothpaste and a dry cloth or with an eraser. Or spray WD-40 on a towel and rub lightly, making sure to degrease the area afterward with liquid dishwashing soap and water.
3.Washing Chandeliers
7. Organizing & Storing Cords
Allow the fixture to cool. Wear a pair of white cotton glovesЮone dry, one dampened with glass cleaner. (For crystal, use one part rubbing alcohol to three parts distilled water.) Wipe each prism with the damp glove, then the dry one.
Cowgirls and sailors alike know the benefits of storing ropes neatly coiled. Follow their lead and keep extension cords tangle-free and contained inside a large plastic bucket when they’re not in use.
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STRIPING PAINT TECHNIQUE Stripes are a great decorative technique for your walls. It's a fun look that will really make a room -- and your home -- unique. Step 1: Choose Vertical or Horizontal Stripes A subtle striping technique, with alternating flat and glossy stripes, can add perceived dimension to a room. They are classic, elegant and never go out of style. Horizontal stripes make a room appear more spacious; vertical stripes make the ceiling appear higher. Tone-ontone vertical striping was the technique we used in our demonstration. Here's how we did it -- plus a few tips to make the job even easier.
Step 5: Press the Strip of Tape to the Wall Place the end dot on the tape you've already applied to the wall and press the strip to the wall. Next, use a laser level to shoot a beam onto the second dot; pull the tape loose at that point. The beam from the level will show you exactly where to place the next strip of tape. (You can rent or buy a laser level. Just set it up in the middle of the room and you can turn it so it hits every wall as you work your way around the room.) Tip: Remember that because you will be painting only every other stripe, you'll need to tape out the pattern so that every other stripe is outlined by the tape. Make sure to tape outside the chalk line; fresh paint will cover up the lines. Tip: You can also make the lines with a chalk line. Use blue chalk because red or yellow is a permanent color.
Step 6: Adjust the Width Step 2: Prep Work Striping is a very simple technique. And the final effect can add to the perceived size and dimension of a room. Just remember to measure and tape carefully (anything that's not straight will be very noticeable) and to take your time. As with all paint projects, prep work is key. First paint a base coat on the walls; for stripes that's really important because the base coat will be one of the stripes. Use a flat paint that is exactly the same color as the stripe to be painted on. It's also important that the base coat dry for 48 hours before you start to work on the stripes.
Step 3: Measure and Mark the Walls After the base coat is completely dry, begin measuring and marking the walls for the stripes.
It's unlikely that the measurements will work out perfectly. Any small differences won't be seen, however, because you started in an obscure corner. If you want to be more exact, adjust the width of the stripes on the last wall. A 1/4" to 1/2" difference won't be visible to the eye.
Step 7: Burnish the Wall Burnish wall with burnisher (a credit card works too) to seal the tape edges so no paint seeps underneath the tape.
Step 8: Paint Over the Tape Paint over the tape line with a semigloss paint, making sure to cover the entire area of each stripe (anything missed will show up as a contrast in sheens). One coat should be enough.
Measure the wall, starting in the corner that's least seen.
Step 9: Remove the Tape Next, divide the wall. Stripes should be between 4" and 12" wide. (A width of less than 4" would be too narrow and busy; more than 12", too wide and heavy. We're doing 8" stripes.) Place the first strip of tape in that obscure corner where you began measuring.
Remove the tape once you've painted the wall, angling away from the freshly painted area as you pull
Step 4: Make a 'Tape' Measure Make a "tape legend" for easy measuring. First tear off a strip of low-tack painter's tape, 4' to 6' long. Stick it to the wall for easy handling and using a tape measure, mark it with dots corresponding to the width of the stripes you wish to paint. This will keep you from having to measure each stripe as you tape the wall. All things for your home and more...HARMONHOMESnMORE
source: http://www.diynetwork.com/how-to/striping-paint-technique/index.html
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5 Things to Do with…
Magnets 1. SPICE THINGS UP Move spices into shallow, compact containers with magnet backings that let them live on the front of the fridge.
2. BOOKMARK THIS Simply stitch small, circular magnets (available at your local craft store) between two strips of leftover fabric. Even if the book jostles around in your bag for hours, this customized, eye-catching, and magnetized bookmark isn’t very likely to budge.
3. GET IT TOGETHER Is your desk littered with things like thumbtacks and paperclips? Magnets are perfect for corralling these metallic odds and ends, and you need not sacrifice style for better organization.
4. STAY ORGANIZED Simplify meal planning by making handy labels made from magnetic tape to represent the family’s favorite foods, while the days of the week and important reminders can be handwritten on the magnetic board with markers in your favorite colors.
5. PROVIDE EASY ACCESS In some parts of the home, such as the bathroom, there’s a finite set of things that you’re always reaching for. To keep these “usual suspects” easily accessible, mount a magnetic board (beautified with a frame), then glue a magnet to each personal item you want to keep close at hand.
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Tips for Maintaining an Organized Living Room by Caren Baginski 1. Welcome the Wastebasket
If trash tends to accumulate in the family room, adding a wastebasket might cut down on clutter. Few family rooms actually have a wastebasket in them; they’re not attractive and they can smell. Counteract this by choosing a can that fits your room’s decor. If you know food will be thrown away here, get one with a lid and some deodorizing trash bags.
2. Keep Flat Surfaces Clutter-free Papers, books, brochures and magazines tend to accumulate on flat surfaces all around the house, and the family room is no different. In fact, the family room is often more cluttered because it’s a central gathering place in the house. A two drawer lateral file is an ideal recommendation - If you don’t have the floor space, a stackable file cart will do.
3. Control Out-of-Control Cords Until the world goes wireless, we’ll forever be stuck with tangled cables behind our entertainment centers. Fortunately, there are several options for taming cords in the family room. A cable caddy usually sticks onto a desktop (or behind the TV console) and has a space for several cables to clamp into. Your cords will still dangle freely, however, so a cable zipper, which encloses all the cables in a tube, might be the best bet.
4. Create a Play Zone If toys are taking over your family room, it’s time to put them in timeout. Unused corners of a family room transform into great play areas because the walls serve to block encroaching clutter. Corners are also good areas to put a small bookcase or children’s table. Add rolling bins for toy storage so your child doesn’t have to feel confined, but is encouraged to pick up after he or she is done playing.
5. Coffee Table Functionality If you have a coffee table (or forgot you had one due to the clutter) it’s time to reassess its organizational capacity. Coffee tables that look great but don’t have any storage for magazines, remote controls or even drink coasters, are probably making life more difficult. If you don’t have the budget for a new one, consider adding low storage cubes, rolling baskets or bins to stick under the table.
8. Take Advantage of Space Behind the Sofa Organize extra blankets, pillows, candles in an accessible place - behind the sofa. It’s a great place to put a trunk, cabinet or low bookcase. Plus, it gives you another surface to put a lamp or show off some treasured objects.
Oh, the Possibilities! Draped Hypertufa How about a whole new look for a homemade planter? Source: Visit www.thehypertufagarnener.com for complete article.
Try a draped hypertufa planter. These are cement pots or fabric pots made from the same mixture as we make hypertufa, but we make it with extra Portland cement. Since it is being made from a piece of leftover fabric, and will not have 1-2 inch sides as its structure, it needs a strong mix of the Portland cement to be sure it is sturdy. Best fabric: It seems to be a piece of OLD TOWEL OR A FLEECE BLANKET. A textured fabric is better, hence the fleece blankets, old towels, etc. It seems to me that the more absorbent the fabric is, the better results you will have. The fabric needs to absorb the cement to be successfully strong and dampening the fabric prior to placing it in the slurry seems to be the best procedure. You can drill holes in it very easily with a drill after it is cured. Use a masonry bit. Recipe on this one is heavy on the cement: • 1 part Portland cement (I was using a 2 qt pitcher) • 1/4 part of peat (about 1 pint) • Handful of vermiculite and mortar mix • Water, about a 2 qt pitcher added slowly Cut the draping fabric into a circle or oval, or even use it as a rectangle or square for pointy tips. To see how it might appear when finished, dampen your fabric piece and hang it from your “tower.”
Your support tower must be sturdy and allow the fabric to “drape” because it is this draping that makes the final outcome of the piece. Be sure to cover your tower in plastic! The piece is slightly pliable when you attempt to remove it from the tower after it has cured/hardened. Once your slurry is all mixed, and you have a consistency like meat gravy, if you have any doubt that your mix won’t be strong enough, put in a little extra Portland cement. When you are ready, soak the dampened draping fabric in your slurry mix and roll it around until it is completely soaked with cement slurry. Wear gloves of course. I had to dip the mix up and smoosh it into the fabric on both sides, being sure to get it into folds. Be sure to mix up enough slurry to get it all wet. Depending on the size of your fabric piece, you may need to double the recipe. If you have leftovers, have a few small cloths ready to drape over a butter dish or bowl, or just pour it into those dishes to make feet for a trough. When you are draping it over your tower, it is easy to pull and adjust until you get the look that pleases you. Curing the Planter I left my creation for 2 nights in a cold garage, with a large garbage bag pulled over it. After two days, I pulled the piece off the bar stool tower support. It is slightly pliable at this point, but did harden after the next step. I put it back on the bar stool and again put the garbage bag over it and left it for another 24 hours in the garage.
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