How to Survive Holiday Traveling This time of the year is always hectic, especially when you add traveling into the mix. Between standstill traffic on the roadways, packed airports, crying kids and canceled flights – it can put a damper…
Making a road trip fun for the family Road trips can be a great way to travel the country and see some of the amazing things it has to offer. It’s also infinitely cheaper than flying in most cases, so…
Facts about pet insurance A guide to policies that protect your pets—and your financesO Like any other member of your family, your pet is subject to illness or injury, and you're liable for any damage he or she does. Luckily,…
Cooking safety in the home Cooking fires are the number one cause of home fires and home injuries. The leading cause of fires in the kitchen is unattended cooking. What you should know about home cooking safety Be on alert!…
How To Install Heat Tape Don't run the risk of letting your water pipes freeze. It's relatively easy to install heat tape and it's a good way to prevent major damage to your manufactured home. If your freshwater pipes are…
Should I buy a car from a rental company? Rental cars get a bad rap. Labeled as generic workhorses that get used and abused by a revolving door of drivers, rentals are perfectly fine for a few days on a…
To-dos: Your December home checklist Prep your home and yard for winter storms and get organized for the holidays. With the winter holidays coming up (and all of the gift giving, decorating, cooking and planning that go along with them),…
9 Christmas Tree Pet Safety Tips If you have seen National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation, you probably recall the tragic scene where Clark goes into the living room to find the string lights on the Christmas tree are out. After noticing the…
Holiday Lights Safety Checklist for Worry-Free Decorating Lights, inside and out, are a beautiful part of the holiday season. But before you deck the halls, run through this holiday lights safety checklist to keep your holidays merry and bright. #1…
Your Guide to Winter Maintenance Although winter officially begins with the Solstice on December 21st, many states have already experienced their fair share of freezing temperatures and snowfall. Before the weather becomes even more severe, make sure you start preparing…
