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Older pets face the same health issues as people do, including cancer, heart disease, kidney and urinary issues, liver disease, diabetes, joint pain, senility and loss of muscle mass. Caring for senior pets requires attention to changes in behavior that …
Read More »Elastic Caulk (sponsored product) All homes move—a lot! Most window and siding caulks crack under the pressure (literally). Not Big Stretch. Big Stretch is super elastic with powerful adhesion, so it will never crack. It just stretches—up to 500 percent …
Read More »The latest food trends often determine what’s hot in the small appliance category. People seeking to add more fruits and vegetables into their diets are driving demand for personal blenders, while the latest international hits on Netflix are inspiring adventurous …
Read More »Once popular, solar water heaters are now often passed over for less expensive whole-house solar panel systems as the costs drop. According to a recent Department of Energy study conducted by Lawrence Berkeley Labs, the average-sized residential solar power system …
Read More »One of the more popular sections at the National Hardware Show is New Product World, a showcase of products that are just being released to market or being launched during the show. In New Product World, NHS visitors can interact …
Read More »Active Enzyme Caulk (sponsored product) Cleanz is an active enzyme caulk formulated to stop mold before it grows. The active enzymes in Cleanz break down mold-feeding oils, keeping your caulk clean without scrubbing or harsh chemicals. It is suitable for …
Read More »While most homeowners strive for pristine, golf course-like yards, there is a push to create more natural and wildlife-friendly landscapes in order to conserve natural resources and to encourage endangered or threatened wildlife, such as bees, butterflies and other native …
Read More »Are backyard chickens still on trend? The short answer is, yes. According to a 2013 U.S. Department of Agriculture survey, over 13 million U.S. households (spread evenly in urban, suburban and rural locations) planned to have backyard chickens by 2018. …
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