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How to harness the power of pastels

Ideas to inspire your bathroom remodel

Typically associated with spring and summer, pastel colors are some of the hottest new colors for fall.

Whether you’re setting your home up for a higher resale value or you simply want to make your mornings brighter, these remodeling ideas are sure to enhance both.

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doors and trim that make your space unique. Neutral colors like white, tan and gray have broad design potential and tend to work best for improving a room’s natural light.

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Natural light can brighten not only your home’s interior, but also your mood. (Dreamstime)

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How to add more natural light to your home

By Brandon Purdum HomeAdvisor When natural light has the freedom to flow through your home, it not only gives new life to the neglected nooks, corners and crannies throughout your interior space, it provides an all new window into your home’s hidden potential. Adding a little daylight can go a long way toward brightening dark rooms, revitalizing your home’s interior and even recharging your mood.

Here are a few ideas for unleashing the power of natural light in your home: Walk Your Home Where is your home’s natural light coming from? Which areas or rooms could use a bit more?

A room-to-room assessment can provide you a better sense of your home’s natural light sources _ windows, glass doors and skylights _ as well as those spots that could use a sun-powered boost.

As you walk your home, be sure to note any large plants or furniture preventing outside

light from making the maximum impact. You might be surprised how quickly a little rearranging can transform a dusty, under-lit space into a delightful, designbeckoning backdrop.

Check Your Window Treatments Dark shades and heavy curtains create havoc for spaces in desperate need of daylight.

Consider replacing these treatments with lighter, breezier colors and materials that better disperse natural light across dark rooms. A new window dressing may be what you need not only to capture more of the sun’s cleansing rays, but also to transform that boring bathroom, bedroom or kitchen into a brighter, more inviting indoor space.

Pull Out The Paintbrush A new coat of paint can really perk up those spaces thirsting for a bit of sunlight. Painting dark walls with reflective, light-friendly colors gives daylight more room to roam. Lighter paint can also provide a powerful design element that contrasts any dark furniture,

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Get Glassy Replacing solid wood entry and passageway doors with glass doors can be a great way to move more natural light through your home. For those areas that could really benefit from a bigger splash of sunlight – stairwells, entryways and hallways – a new glass door could be a godsend, transforming what was once a shadowy staircase or lackluster landing into a warm and welcoming home interior transition.

And for areas where security and privacy are paramount, frosted and tinted glass doors provide a great light-enhancement option – allowing you to rejuvenate that lifeless second bathroom without inviting unwanted attention.

Look To The Sky Is your kitchen craving the spotlight? With a new skylight above your countertops, you can turn that ordinary, run-of-themill space into the conversationstarting centerpiece it was always meant to be. Skylights provide your home direct, day-long access to natural light in ways few other methods can _ enhancing atmosphere, adding character and creating the interior space your family will flock to for years to come.

Skylights are available in three main types _ fixed, ventilating and tubular _ and can range anywhere between $900 and $2,300 to install. A local skylight pro can help you determine the type and size that best suits your home.

———————————— Brandon Purdum is a reporter for HomeAdvisor, an online marketplace connecting homeowners with trusted service professionals to complete home projects. Visit HomeAdvisor.com August 11, 2018

powder blue. It’s a fabulous accent color and can be ideal for accent decor elements such as toss pillows, throws and accent walls.

Getting Started Looking for pastel decor elements to infuse pastel colors into your home? Begin with portable decor – pieces that can be easily moved from room to room and swapped in and out with the seasons.

Looking for ideas? Here are some suggestions of portable pieces:

A menagerie of pastels including pastel pink, mint green and powder blue help make this children’s bedroom feel bright and cheery. (Design Recipes)

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How to harness the power of pastels

By Cathy Hobbs Tribune News Service Pastels are one of the hottest trends in home decor right now.

Typically associated with spring and summer, pastel colors are some of the hottest new colors for fall. Why? Pastels are genderneutral and blend well with other colors while creating a sense of

soothing and calm in a subtle way.

Pastel Pink Pastel pink is one of the more popular pastel colors. Pink is a great foundation color and can easy be used as the base color for nearly any color palette.

Chocolate brown, charcoal gray as well as black are great colors to pair with pastel pink and can help create a sophisticated and luxurious look.

Pastel colors help create a lively yet relaxing feel in this children’s bedroom. (Design Recipes) August 11, 2018

Mint Green No longer considered medicinal or drab, mint green is one of the key pastels taking center stage in home decor. Don’t be afraid to use various tints, tones and shades of green to create a color palette. Sage green, mint green, sea green and even a soft turquoise can be used.

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———————————— Cathy Hobbs, based in New York City, is an Emmy Awardwinning television host and a nationally known interior design and home staging expert with offices in New York City, Boston and Washington, D.C. Contact her at info@cathyhobbs.com or visit her website at www. cathyhobbs.com.

Powder Blue Think tranquil and calm with

A piece of art and area rug help infuse pastel colors into this living space. (Design Recipes)

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A pastel artwork helps make this powder room feel soothing and fresh.

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OPEN HOUSES THIS WEEKEND

SAT 11-1 1842 WOOD DUCK DR., JOHNSTOWN

SUN 1-3 1008 S COUNTY ROAD 23 E, LOVELAND Ideal country setting is this home nestled on 5 acres. Home offers 5 bedrooms, 4 baths with living, family & rec rooms and multitude of amenities. Private backyard with covered patio, yard swing, firepit, tool shed & barn with tack room.

$625,000 MLS# 857527 Mary Doty 970-396-3454

2 story home w/3-car garage & walk out bsmt in Pioneer Ridge. Hardwood flrs, 3 bds upstairs w/loft space overlooking family room. Upper Master w/5-piece bath & Large walk in closet. Main flr opens to formal dining. Island in Kitchen w/separate eating space and vaulted Fam Rm.

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$455,000 MLS# 857583 Zach Laue 970-689-2440

SUN 11-1 3559 ELKHEAD AVE., LOVELAND

SUN 11-1 2298 SOPRIS CIRCLE, LOVELAND Don’t miss this lightly lived in ranch style home nestled in West Loveland with awesome mountain views. This well-kept home boasts vaulted ceilings, tile flooring, kitchen island, pantry, black appliances, master suite, covered porch & an unfinished basement.

$360,000 MLS# 858641 Bob Skillman 970-631-2257

Please take a look at this open floor plan ranch in lakes Point at Seven Lakes. This energy efficient home has 2 x 6 construction, high efficiency furnace and more. Open floor plan with full unfinished basement for endless possibilities.

Access to private wake less lakes.

$450,000 MLS# 857955 Jerry Beers 970-397-2868

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This brand new 3BD 2BA 1,405 sf ranch is gorgeous! Open floorplan & awesome kitchen with island, gas range & undermount sink. Private master retreat with large shower, dual sinks & walk-in closet. Great location! Visit Sales center at 3085 Crux Dr.

Brand new 4BD 3BA 2,247 sf 2-story! Open floorplan, main floor bedroom & full bath & awesome kitchen with island, gas range & beautiful cabinets. Master retreat & loft! 3 car garage. Great location near Centerra! Visit Sales center at 3085 Crux Dr.

All brick ranch on 2 ac. Devils Backbone views. Totally renovated. SS applcs, granite, 2 pantries, 3 updated BAs, 3 BRs. Formal Living & Fam Rm w/gas log FP. Large Utility Rm. Newer HVAC & Roof, hickory flrs, Knotty alder baseboard & trim, updated carpet. Pella Windows. RV Parking. Oversize heated grge. NO HOA. Appraised for $715,000.

Come see these 1,2&3 Bdrm condos priced from $232K at Enchantment Ridge. Open flr plan in this 2 Bd/2Ba, 1296 SF w/granite in kitchen/island, SS appl, laminate floors, A/C & more! 3K preferred lender incentive…Oct. delivery. Visit onsite sales trailer.

$339,950 MLS# 854426 Matt Nesbitt Bill 970-393-3102

$374,950 MLS# 847649 Matt Nesbitt Bill 970-393-3102

SAT & SUN 1-3 5258 RANGELAND AVE., LOVELAND

SAT & SUN 12-2 5208 HORIZON RIDGE DRIVE, WINDSOR

Gorgeous ranch home that was built by Keirns Construction.

Rich wood finishes throughout. Immaculate wood floors, granite counters, alderwood cabinets, vaulted ceilings, covered patio & private low maintenance yard. Also a full unfinished basement and 3 car garage. A great alternative to hard to find affordable patio home.

4 bed, 3 bath, 3 car garage home on .25 Acre lot! Backs to Steeplechase, main Floor master, large kitchen island, LR fireplace. Sunrise views, back deck overlooking beautiful fenced lawn. Highland Plains STEM school! Unfinished basement for future rooms. Great location!

$439,900 MLS# 855165 Cindy Kurtz 970-962-6832

$430,000 Diane Iwanicki 970-412-7082

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$699,000 MLS# 857433 Maribeth Bergan 970-690-1735

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Beautiful open concept ranch floor-plan with 3 beds, 2 bath & 9’ ceilings throughout, by Express Homes by DR Horton in Severance! The kitchen offers a large pantry, granite counter tops and stainless appliances w/gas range! Partial unfinished basement for extra storage and deck of the back. Model at 870 Dartford Drive. $370,410 MLS# 856971 Kathy Beck 970-213-8475

Beautiful 2-story in Brookfield Village with full finished basement. Master bath boasts upgrades. Outside you’ll find covered front porch, RV parking & backyard featuring 24 x 12 Redwood deck. Home has been pre-inspected.

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$435,000 MLS# 858247 Zach Laue 970-689-2440

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In-town Horse-ready Property! Lower level family room, bathroom & laundry. Main level features living room & updated kitchen with granite. Oversized deck w/views to the east. Upper level w/master, add’l bed & full bath. Finished daylight basement has 2 bedrooms.

Fenced pasture w/loafing shed, corral & water.

Gorgeous 2-Story Horse Property! Main floor features foyer, gourmet kitchen w/slab granite, butlers pantry, formal dining & family room. Upstairs has master w/fireplace, bath & walk-in closet. Upstairs also has 3 beds & bath. Unfinished basement.

Covered patio, water feature & garden beds. 2 plus acres approved for 2 animals w/offspring.

$630,000 MLS# 856385 Kelli Couch 970-310-8804

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MULBERRY OFFICE 970.221.0700

OLD TOWN OFFICE 970.493.0700

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Odors that Reduce Your Home’s Value Odors can be an uncomfortable topic, but it’s a necessary one when it comes to selling your home. Certain odors can SUZANNE give potential PLEWES buyers a RE/MAX Alliance negative impression or even scare them away entirely.

Thus, it’s critical that you address these odors before listing your home for sale.

Pet Odors Pets are members of the family.

They’re cute, entertaining, and enrich our lives. Unfortunately, they’re not always the most pleasant smelling. Whether it be litter boxes for your cats, cages for your birds, or pee pads for your puppies, your home may contain areas with unpleasant smells. This is especially true if your pet has had accidents on carpeting and other absorbent materials in the home. You may not notice the smells because you’re accustomed to it, but the same will not hold true for potential buyers.

The best thing to do is to have someone else walk through your home and provide feedback on pet odors. Furthermore, it’s a good idea to clean up pet areas within a home immediately before any showings. After all, you want visitors to notice your home’s features and not the occupants in the home.

By Paul F.P. Pogue Angie’s List

Signs of Mold Mold actually has a smell.

Well, it might not be necessarily from the mold itself but from the conditions under which mold persists. It’s often a wet and musty odor. Additionally, mold spores in the air can irritate throats and cause other symptoms in visitors.

Some people are particularly sensitive to this. If you have any mold in your home, it’s best to get this cleaned up beforehand.

Additionally, any wet or damp spaces should be properly dried out. A dehumidifier may just do the trick.

Lingering Cigarette Smoke One of the most problematic odors in a home is from cigarette smoke. It not only lingers in the air but also leaves a film on surfaces within the home (including walls and ceilings).

The amount of work necessary to remove the smell of cigarette smoke is quite significant. Thus, it can be a major deterrent for potential home buyers.

If your home smells of cigarette smoke, you’ll want to reduce this as much as possible. This

means smoking outside, airing out your home, painting the walls and ceilings, washing the floors, washing window treatments and bedding, changing your air filters, and more. Although you may not be able to completely remove it, any reduction in odor will help with your potential sale.

Impact on Home Values Homes with strong odors often take longer to sell and sell for less. Buyers who experience negative physical reactions when visiting a home simply won’t be as enthusiastic and motivated to buy it. Additionally, many will consider the time and expense of eliminating the problem. Because of this, home sellers should consider addressing it themselves in advance, if possible. If it cannot be taken care of, sellers should be prepared to receive lower offers as a result.

———————————— Suzanne Plewes, CRS, ABR, CDPE, GRI, CNE Broker Associate at RE/ MAX Alliance Please Write to: 750 W. Eisenhower Blvd., Loveland, CO 80537, call (970) 290-0373 or email suzanneplewes@remax.net.

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What should I expect from an electrical inspection?

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We often treat the electrical systems of our homes as if they’re invisible, reliably delivering power day and night. That is, right up until the moment they don’t. Just like your car, electrical systems can develop a host of problems that are best fixed sooner rather than later.

Don’t underestimate the complexity and importance of your electrical system. Your home’s power grid involves hundreds, if not thousands, of connections. And that many parts creates numerous potential points of failure. The U.S. Fire Administration estimates electrical malfunctions caused 23,500 residential fires in 2016.

You can hire a licensed electrician for an inspection to check your home’s safety. Prices vary based on location and the size of your house. But on average, be prepared to spend a few hundred dollars on this vital checkup. Your electrician should submit a detailed written report of their findings, including recommended solutions and priority for repair based on safety.

Safety First The most important element of an electrical inspection, of course, is safety. You want your inspector to focus on violations of the National Electrical Code, including the physical integrity of your main box. Loose installation, discoloration, burn marks and breaker switches that aren’t tight are all signs of things going wrong. All junction boxes should be covered and all outlets correctly grounded.

An inspector should check the electric meter for defects such as insecure installation, broken seals and rust at the bottom of the box.

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Incidentally, you should check your GFCI outlets every month (which is recommended on the plate of your GFCI outlet, if you look closely.) Plug something small, such as a night light, into the GFCI outlet, then push the “test” button. If the light instantly turns off, the outlet is working properly and you can press the “reset” button. If the light stays on or you can’t trip the button, you need Electricians frequently report finding incorrect wire sizes where contractors were cutting to hire an electrician corners, even in newer homes. (Dreamstime) to check and probably replace the outlet. inspected for fraying and other near water, such as kitchens and Newer GFCIs installed damage, and the inspector should bathrooms, should be equipped since 2015 have a self-testing keep an eye out for unprotected with a ground fault circuit mechanism, but it’s still wise to do wires anywhere in the home, so yourself as well. interrupter (GFCI). This cuts the especially attics, basements and If you have an older home that power to the circuit as soon as crawl spaces. hasn’t had an electrical upgrade in it detects a spike and provides decades, you may not have GFCI a vital safety mechanism in the Check For The Correct Outlets outlets at all, and an electrician Any outlet in rooms located event water creates a short.

can advise you about your upgrade options.

Make Sure Wires Match Their Purpose That Christmas-tree-like collection of brightly colored wires blossoming from your circuit breaker looks like that for a reason. Different colors represent ground wires, power carriers, secondary live wires and neutral lines. Your electrician should ensure that circuit breakers, wires and outlets all match up to the correct kinds of amperage for that circuit.

Even in newer homes, this can sometimes be a problem.

Veteran electricians report that they frequently find incorrect wire sizes in new construction where contractors were cutting corners.

———————————— Paul F.P. Pogue is a reporter for Angie’s List, a trusted provider of local consumer reviews and an online marketplace of services from top-rated providers. Visit AngiesList.com.

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ShelfGenie of Fort Collins eases life for homeowners creating “dream spaces” inside our homes?

Crafting custom pullout shelves and drawers, the ingenious designers at ShelfGenie of Fort Collins help homeowners create the spaces of their dreams. ShelfGenie is the leading provider of glide-out shelving solutions. They offer a variety of cabinet space-saving options that make life easier and more efficient for homeowners.

ShelfGenie Owner/ Designer Merlyn Ketelsen says, “Our solutions help you stay organized, give you more space and easy access to all your items. Everyone has their items in various places, and everyone’s needs are different.

They each need a unique solution.”

By Judy Finman Photos courtesy of ShelfGenie

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ne of the most luxurious of luxury neighborhoods is now available in Northern Colorado. This summer the master-planned Heron Lakes Golf Community debuted Colorado’s only Tournament Players Club (TPC) 18-hole championship golf course and community, anchored by miles of lakeshore, impeccable views of Longs Peak and the winning charm of the Town of Berthoud.

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How it works ShelfGenie is a special kind of business that provides unique solutions tailored to each individual client’s needs. “We strive to provide accessibility and functionality behind those cabinet doors,” Ketelsen says. “When a client has difficulty accessing those deep lower cabinets on a daily basis or there is no organization in the cabinets, we can provide a custom solution.

“On the first visit I spend a couple of hours with the client, and we bounce some ideas off each other and get into a lot of detail. For example, if we are focusing on the kitchen, my goal is for them to have an efficient, well-

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functioning kitchen. Kitchens and pantries are most of our business. I design their whole kitchen on a 3D program for a better visual.

We do a lot of bathrooms, too. We retrofit existing cabinets.”

They can give a kitchen more counter space and the ability to reach every item.

Actually, pretty much every room in the house can benefit from ShelfGenie’s clever solutions. Closets, trash and recycling bins, home office, workshop, game room, entertainment center, and bar may be candidates for creating dream spaces that make life better. Do your computer supplies, craft supplies, and important collections need organizing? Ask ShelfGenie about that. They modify RV’s also!

They custom-build their solutions around your specific measurements and obstacles, and will alter any solution to fit your space.

Ketelsen explains that most of the quality in the home’s existing cabinets is in their

The Fort Collins ShelfGenie Team The ShelfGenie of Fort Collins team has a combined 20 years of experience transforming homes. They work hard to create high-quality, custom solutions that improve your home and make your life easier.

Owner Merlyn Ketelsen served in the U.S. Army for four years as a paratrooper. He continued his service to the U.S. military as a contractor for 15 years. He supported the Special Forces in several different ways, spending nine years at Range 37, Ft. Bragg and six years overseas. Coming back from his overseas work, he joined the ShelfGenie family and greatly enjoys solving client’s frustrations in their homes.

Installer Gordon Freeman was taught construction and carpentry skills at a young age. During his 11-year tenure as a Navy Seabee, he honed his carpentry, HVAC, and project management skills.

During this time, Gordon also deployed to Iraq, Kuwait, and Afghanistan, where he worked on civil engineering, humanitarian and facilities management missions. Today, he uses his diverse skill set by working as a contractor for the United States Air Force as well as ShelfGenie.

Installer Jim Adams has been in the Fort Collins area for 40 years. He served four years in the U.S. Marine Corps and has more than 30 years experience in the custom cabinet and door industry, including installation and knowledge of all hardware.

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appearance – especially in the cabinet doors – and not in their inside shelving. We want to make the interior cabinet functional and user friendly!

Customers are delighted with ShelfGenie’s results. Terrie Lynn (Noe) Wilson-Ramirez says, “I was very impressed. I love my sliding shelves and 30% more [space] for the drawer, score! My next project will be to get the rest of the drawers maxed out! They [ShelfGenie] took their time and measured perfectly and kept me up-to-date on how the building process was going. They took excellent care on installation, making sure my floors were

covered while they worked – it was done to perfection, which is a very hard compliment to get from me. Great work!”

Ketelsen explains, “She meant that we created 30% more space for a drawer box we provided than her factory drawer next to it. She also meant that our next job for her will be to replace all of her factory drawers with ours. This will maximize the depth of her cabinet.

“That’s what it’s all about – being able to make a difference in the lives of our clients.

Nothing is more fulfilling than that!

“For example, a couple of weeks ago, I got a hug from a client so excited about making

a change for herself, and she hadn’t even got them installed yet!”

Be sure to visit their website: To see the results that ShelfGenie designers achieve for their clients, visit www.shelfgenie. com/fort-collins. Their online “Solutions Magazine” is filled with photographs and solutions for every room and problem.

To contact ShelfGenie for more information and to book an appointment for a designer to visit your home, call 970-682-3317, and check out their facebook page, Shelfgenie of Fort Collins.

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6288 Sablewood Dr, Loveland $474,628 • MLS# 858536 3 Beds • 2 Baths • Total Sq. Ft. 3,774 3 BR 2 BA 3774 Sq Ft Country/Mtn views, open floor plan, 3 car garage, split ranch, 1/3 acre in Loveland! Expansive kitchen! Basement waiting for creativity! Enjoy sunsets w/ tranquil water feature or host BBQ’s! Gardener’s Dream!

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LAWN AND GARDEN Tomato Taste Off a Way to Sample Love Apples The zucchinis are booming, beans are coming in like there’s no tomorrow, the first pumpkins of

BY CAROL the season O’MEARA are sizing up Colorado State University Extension and onions are bulbing.

With sweet potato vines rambling and fall crops nosing up out of the ground, you’d think I’d be a content gardener.

I am, mostly, but there’s a hole in the garden and in my heart: no tomatoes in the garden for me this year. The love apples-of-my-eye are banned from the premises for three years, thanks to Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus. It causes the fruit to have swirls of yellow across an otherwise red fruit, with leaves and stem to darkening, withering, and dying. The disease is spread by thrips insects, tiny bugs that are nearly impossible

to manage in the garden.

To beat the bugs and their disease passenger, I stopped planting my favorite crop for three years. Now I live vicariously through everyone else’s tomatoes, hoping for a handout.

I love them all, so it doesn’t matter if they’re big, little, red, yellow, purple, and orange. We’re entering tomato season with its wealth of rainbow colors.

Cherry tomatoes like Matt’s Wild Cherry, Isis, Sungold, and Black Cherry may be little in size but big in flavor. Each of these tasty morsels is sweet enough to woo new devotees to growing them. Matt’s Wild Cherry, a currant type, is a tiny, prolific tomato about the size of a pea.

Don’t let its size fool you – it knocks off contenders for best flavor year after year.

Salad tomatoes that shake your kitchen up with big flavors and

ASK THE CONTRACTOR

Composite panels becoming popular for shower stalls

By Ed Del Grande Tribune News Service

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: Dear Ed, we are remodeling our bathroom to include a walk-in shower. We want to design a custom shower, but do not want to use tile. Do you have any suggestions on how we can build our shower stall using alternative materials?

– Mary and Tommy, Florida

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: Let's start from the bottom up. If you're not going to use tile, usually you need to first choose a premade shower base.

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Shower bases are factory-made and available in different sizes and materials. A cast-iron shower base can be a solid choice.

For alternative shower wall and ceiling materials, composite panels are becoming very popular for custom stalls. A composite panel is a high-end, heavy-duty waterproof sheet. The special wall sheets are made in many colors, textures and patterns. They can also be custom cut and joined together with special seams to create a one-of-a-kind look.

The main advantage with a

colors are Green Zebra, Lemon Boy, or Japanese Black trifele. Each has bold enough flavor to stand on their own, but combined in a colorful caprese salad, they shine.

Although I’m a tomato geek and love them big and small, I will admit that when the beefsteaks come in, it’s my favorite part of the summer. Huge, brightly colored, and heavy with the promise of outstanding taste, the beefsteaks are the late season love apples that finish summer with a bang.

Of the big ones, it’s hard to beat Brandywine, but Pineapple, Pruden’s Purple, Cherokee Purple, and Paul Robeson give it a run for the money. Sweet and balanced with acid, Pineapple is a large yellow tomato streaked with

red. But make a note to look for Berkeley Tie Dye, a newer variety that will get you grooving.

Gardeners, if you’ve wondered what those tempting tomatoes taste like, but don’t have room to grow them all, head out to the Taste of Tomato in Boulder.

Sponsored by Harlequin’s Gardens and Growing Gardens of Boulder County, the Taste of Tomato is an opportunity to sample the love apple in its many forms - stripes, color, shape, and size.

Scheduled for Saturday, August 25, 10 am to 1 p.m. at Growing Gardens’ barn, 1630 Hawthorne Ave. in Boulder, the Taste of Tomato is where gardeners can bring their tomatoes for others to try and sample the products others are growing. Each year, tomato enthusiasts gather to taste 65 to 100 varieties and vote on the tastiest of the lot.

Entry is free if you bring three or more medium to large tomatoes or 10 cherry tomatoes of one kind, with the variety name on a card, to donate to the tasting. All entries must be home-grown. If you have no tomatoes to bring, there will be a $5 entrance fee.

For more information on the Taste of Tomato, visit harlequinsgardens.com/.

composite panel is it goes up in one piece without any grout lines.

Bottom line: With composite shower panels, you can wash away any fears about using alternative materials for your custom shower stall.

———————————— Master Contractor/Plumber Ed Del Grande is known internationally as the author of the book "Ed Del Grande's House Call," the host of TV and Internet shows, and a LEED green associate. Visit eddelgrande.com or write eadelg@cs.com. Always consult local contractors and codes.

A composite panel is a high-end, heavy-duty waterproof sheet.

(Photo by Kohler)

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A second sink: Many homeowners have been dreaming of a second sink since their childhood battles in the family bathroom. If you have the opportunity and the space, adapt your vanity or install a new one that will accommodate.

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Ideas to inspire your dream bathroom remodel

By Brandon Purdum HomeAdvisor Bathroom remodels have consistently high returns on investment year after year.

Whether you’re setting your home up for a higher resale value or you simply want to make your mornings brighter, these remodeling ideas are sure to enhance both.

Vanities: From Central To Focal The vanity can anchor your bathroom’s design because it is central to both your routine and the physical space. Updating this feature can be as simple

as refacing the cabinets and as complex as ripping out the old for something new.

Floating vanity: These features are popular because they add modern flair and create clean lines.

What’s more, they can be floated at any preferable height and leave floor space for radiant heating or storage.

Comfort height: If you find yourself stooping and overreaching to use your vanity and sink, it’s no rare inconvenience. A little more than a decade ago, designers realized the standard height vanity at 32 inches wasn’t cutting it. The new “comfort height� standard is 36 inches.

BRANDPOINT

4 ways to prep your home for winter (BPT) - When you start feeling those first hints of winter, the instinct to get ready kicks in.

You may dig out your car’s snow brush, blanket, shovel and winter survival kit and place them in the trunk of your car.

The winter coats and boots come out of storage, and you may pick up some extra mittens at the store. Winterize your August 11, 2018

Showers And Tubs: From Necessity To Luxury Standard showers and tubs are built for function rather than inspiration and relaxation.

Updating or enhancing these features can transform your bathroom from a basic, functional room into an enjoyable retreat.

Freestanding Tub: The tubs are popular, and they can give your bathroom a quick visual turnaround. In fact, they can stand as a design statement rather than a sunken necessity. Plus, they’re available in magazine-worthy finishes like wood and copper.

Multiple showerheads: Additional showerheads aren’t just a luxury option. They add convenience, especially if you’re installing a handheld style to go with a stationary rainfall showerhead.

Curbless walk-in: Make your bathroom more accessible and more appealing for resale.

Accessible features move higher up on home buyers’ priority lists every year. Kicking the curb on your shower makes it safer for older adults and those with disabilities _ and even for yourself in case of a clumsy moment.

Floors And Walls: From Outdated To Upgraded If you’re living with ratty old wallpaper and last century’s flooring, give yourself a fresh house, or you could can end up paying for it later.

Sky-high energy bills Seal off any cracks and gaps with caulk, and check entrances for signs of worn or broken weatherstripping.

Water leaks Freezing temperatures amplify the risk of water damage, especially after a power outage or a furnace malfunction.

Protect your home with a smart home device like LeakSmart, which detects not only freezing temperatures but leaks, shuts off your home’s main water

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start with new flooring and wall materials.

Tile: There are now hundreds of new, affordable tile options for bathrooms. Wood grain tile, for example, is extremely popular.

Other options include matte black tile, arabesques and octagons, and patterned tile that you can use as a sink backsplash and art feature.

Paint: A simple way to upgrade your bathroom is to freshen up the paint. Choose colors that promote cleanliness, warmth and positivity, like light blues and greens or creams and blushes.

Extras: From Stone Age To New Age There are other ways that bathrooms can evolve beyond the standard that are nearly invisible to the eye.

Tech: Smart bathroom technology can make your daily rituals easier and more enjoyable.

Consider integrated speakers, voice-activated lighting, smart mirrors and digital showers.

Efficiency: Older standard toilets waste a lot of water unnecessarily, and newer standard models use over 50 percent less. It will pay to upgrade to a low-flow, high-efficiency or even ultra-high efficiency toilet!

Radiant heat flooring: These heating systems are compatible with most bathroom flooring materials. They warm your feet, but they also heat your bathroom on cold days, reducing strain on your home heating system. ———————————— HomeAdvisor is an online marketplace connecting homeowners with trusted service professionals to complete home projects. Visit HomeAdvisor.com. supply and notifies you via free, downloadable app in five seconds or less.

Power outages Make sure your generator or backup power source has fuel and is in good working order.

Keep basic supplies at the ready, such as blankets, batteries and food.

Ice dams To help prevent ice dams and dangerous hanging icicles, clean the gutters and downspouts of leaves and other debris, and check the condition of your attic insulation.

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2960 Kincaid Dr #202 $264,900 Saturday 11:00 AM-6:00 PM Christie Duggar The Group Inc (970) 219-1138

1842 Wood Duck Dr $455,000 Saturday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Zach Laue The Group Inc (970) 689-2440

2960 Kincaid Dr #202 $264,900 Sunday 12:00 PM-6:00 PM Christie Duggar The Group Inc (970) 219-1138

4527 Angelica Dr $774,900 Saturday 10:00 AM-11:30 AM Kathy Harms Sears Real Estate (970) 396-2284

517 Radiant Drive $299,000 Saturday 9:00 AM-2:00 PM Bob Meldrum Bob Meldrum (970) 596-7487

LONGMONT 1620 Gay Street $379,000 Saturday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Mark Sullivan ERA Tradewind (303) 884-3760 652 Wade Rd $379,900 Sunday 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Heather Bennett ERA Tradewind Real Estate (720) 453-3257 23 Cornell Dr $515,000 Sunday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Erik Ingvaldsen RE/MAX Alliance - Boulder (303) 588-8290

3183 Crux Dr $339,950 Saturday 10:00 AM-5:00 PM Matt Nesbitt The Group Inc (970) 419-2327 3183 Crux Dr $339,950 Sunday 11:00 AM-5:00 PM Matt Nesbitt The Group Inc (970) 419-2327 2298 Sopris Cir $360,000 Sunday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Bob Skillman The Group Inc (970) 631-2257

717 Brookside Dr $545,000 Saturday 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Laurell Richey RE/MAX Alliance - Boulder (303) 881-4252

3133 Aries Dr $374,950 Saturday 10:00 AM-5:00 PM Matt Nesbitt The Group Inc (970) 419-2327

918 Half Measure Dr $600K’s+ Daily 11:00 AM-5:00 PM Marlita Lazo Markel Homes (303) 522-7928

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1110 Wyndemere Circle $665,000 Saturday 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Martin Sugg WK Real Estate (303) 588-9441

432-434 W 3rd St $399,900 Saturday & Sunday 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Flora Roth Sears Real Estate (970) 290-1008

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1151 W 45th St $435,000 Saturday 11:00 AM-2:00 PM Zach Laue The Group Inc (970) 689-2440 1151 W 45th St $435,000 Sunday 1:00 PM-2:30 PM Zach Laue The Group Inc (970) 689-2440 5258 Rangeland Ave $439,900 Saturday & Sunday 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Cindy Kurtz The Group Inc (970) 962-6832 3559 Elkhead Ave $450,000 Sunday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Jerry Beers The Group Inc (970) 397-2868 2444 Frances Dr $485,000 Saturday 10:00 AM-2:00 PM Kathi Maas Sora Realty Group (970) 744-0727 4805 Mariana Hills Circle Homes From The $600’s

By Appointment Brittany Munoz LC Tulip (970) 227-1334

LYONS 125 Pyrite Way $699,900 Sunday 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Dennis and Jann Culver WK Real Estate (303) 618-3366 351 McConnell Drive $699,900 Sunday 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Marlita Lazo Markel Homes (303) 522-7028

MILLIKEN 733 Traildust Dr $350,000 Saturday 12:00 PM-3:00 PM Julie Ann Markiewicz RE/MAX Alliance - Boulder (303) 995-3914

SEVERANCE 535 2nd St $370,410 Saturday 10:00 AM-6:00 PM Kathy Beck The Group Inc (970) 213-8475 535 2nd St $370,410 Sunday 12:00 PM-6:00 PM Kathy Beck The Group Inc (970) 213-8475

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1008 S County Road 23 E $625,000 Sunday 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Mary Doty The Group Inc (970) 396-3454

102 Whitney Ct $470,000 Saturday 12:00 PM-3:00 PM John Simmons C3 Real Estate Solutions (970) 481-1250

3620 Glade Rd $699,000 Saturday 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Maribeth Bergan The Group Inc (970) 690-1735

1200 High Plains Ct $470,000 Saturday & Sunday 12:00 PM-3:00 PM Todd Jeskulski C3 Real Estate Solutions (970) 391-1197

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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS The following Loveland-area home sales were supplied by Colorado Weekly Homebuyers List Inc., 303-744-2020. Listed are the buyer, the property address, the seller and the amount.

Berthoud • Brandon Camp — 1223 Aspen Drive, Amy and Robbin Lorenz, $346,000.

• Jane Dougherty — 812 14th St., Phyllis Wadleigh, $350,000.

• John Clark — 1469 Waterman St., Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $393,800.

• Charles and Mary Todd — 1501 Waterman St., Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $407,300.

• Jeffrey and Alissa Sheldahl — 2330 Bowen St., Aspen View Homes LLC, $415,900.

• Brodie and Rebecca Vanallen — 1497 Waterman St., Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $418,700.

• Gerri Leggio — 1503 Mount Meeker Ave., Value Preservation LLC, $501,100.

• Ladana Acers — 804 E. County Road 8, Linda and Ross Armour, $750,000.

Estes Park • William Camp — 800 Macgregor Ave., No. Cl, Thomas and Marianne Scheel, $300,000.

• Randolf Repola — 753 Prospect Ave., John G. Clark, $355,000.

• Terry and Becky Walter — 1038 Pine Knoll Drive, Mark and Kari Macelwee, $510,000.

• Gregory and Ravi Davis — 398 Bristlecone Court, Christina D. Rottmann, $590,000.

• Stephen Russell — 350 Far View Drive, Robert and Gale Pallissard, $644,000.

• Judy Domina — 1086 Pine Knoll Drive, George and Nancy Collins, $865,000.

Fort Collins • Andrew and Rendy Lemke — 2322 Adobe Drive, LC Home Spring Creek LLC, $457,300.

• Sharon Redshaw — 4113 Clayton Court, Terry and Michelle Chambers, $460,000.

• Stephen and Kelly Boros — 2608 William Neal Parkway, Rob and Lesa White, $470,000.

• Edward and Amy Glavin — 3032 Zephyr Road, Toll Co. I. LLC, $470,800.

• Luke Coats — 2426 Chandler Court, David Coats, $485,000.

• Eraklis Nakos — 3601 Canadian Parkway, Douglas and Ratchaneek Baskins, $490,000.

• Todd and Leslie Truax — 5924 Southridge Greens Blvd., Marilyn R. Manning, $495,000.

• James and Jade Kettner — 3416 Canadian Parkway, Treffer and Kateri Hasler, $499,000.

• Daniel Stjohn — 1204 Hays St.,

Christina L. Brown, $500,000.

Mark and Tracy Wismar — 713 Knollwood Circle, Mark and Allison Martinez, $500,000.

Cassandra Torres — 1301 Rollingwood Lane, C. Anita Owen, $503,000.

Jonathan Mintle — 2733 Annelise Way, Richard and Andrea Gay, $504,900.

William Thorne — 1214 Peony Way, Charles and Margare Carson, $510,000.

Craig and Melissa Campos — 3656 Big Dipper Drive, Kirk and Kelly Simpson, $510,000.

Matthew and Nicole Froman — 4312 Shadowbrook Court, Benjamin Lee Kaufman, $512,500.

Patricia and Benjamin Teramoto — 733 Knollwood Circle, Chris Michael Terry, $540,000.

Heather Johnston — 221 Dassault St., Calatlantic Group Inc., $545,000.

Terry and Nancy Sanders — 1508 Beamreach Place, Allan Joseph LLC, $549,900.

Diane Reiser — 412 Wood St., Mary L. Barraza, $150,000.

Jonathan Alford — 1215 Woods Landing Drive, 3rd Gen Bldrs Inc., $152,500.

Jose and Gabriel Calderon — 1305 Kirkwood Drive, Apt. 308, Dean and Deborah Hoag, $187,000.

Benjamin Killingsworth — 2924 Ross Drive, Apt. J30, James and Danelle Mertens, $238,000.

Brian and Sara Conlee — 1717 W.

Drake Road, Apt. 3C, Patrick J. Shyvers, $242,000.

Mikhail Vilnets — 820 Gallup Road, Fort Collins City Housing, $290,100.

Samson and Casey Jagoras — 408 Strasburg Drive, Unit A2, Joanne Fernandez, $307,000.

Kerrie Luginbill — 644 Ebon Pica St., Emma and Robert Peskind, $315,000.

Tory and Kaitlyn Corcoran — 4113 Warbler Drive, Laurie and Nathan Alburn, $333,800.

Jonathan and Jennifer Smyth — 415 Bannock St., Xixia Jiang, $337,000.

Anne Kelly — 2717 W. Mulberry St., Felix Michael Duerr, $338,000.

Matt Comerford — 341 Newaygo Drive, Juliana Ipuzrengifo, $340,000.

Sachin Kandlikar — 506 Mockorange Court, Mark R. Wismar, $355,000.

Kamirae Dozier — 1939 Bowsprit Drive, T. and Laura Toffoli, $360,000.

Samuel Hardy — 381 Bannock St., Ryan O. Lee, $362,000.

James Brostron — 931 Kingston Drive, Jacob and Kelsey Nosal, $366,500.

Kim and Thomas Adelmeyer — 1215 Cascade Court, Douglas J. Cobb, $370,000.

Jamie Gaskillfox — 2200 Sheffield Drive, Breidenbach Invest Group LLC, $380,000.

Henry Vancil — 1043 Deer Creek Lane, Michael and Sandra Smith, $380,000.

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FAIR HOUSING NOTICE All real estate advertising in this newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Law which makes it illegal to advertise a preference limitation or discrimination based on race, color, religion , sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin, or an intention to make any such preferences, limitation or discrimination.

This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. To complain of discrimination, call The Colorado Civil Rights Office at 1-800-262-4845/ HUD at 1-800-669-9777.

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