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Yes, you can have it all, including the kitchen sink
Question: Dear Ed: I am remodelling my kitchen and want an old-fashioned open-style kitchen sink with legs. While looking online for more choices, I fell in love with a high-end cast-iron utility sink. My question is, can a utility sink be used . . .
Posted: 2018-09-22
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You can cut a dry loaf of bread into cubes to make stuffing
Question: Is there a simple way to prepare stuffing from scratch using dry bread slices? — Samantha Answer: Slice one loaf of dry bread pieces into cubes. In a pot sauté one chopped onion and four sticks chopped celery. Add one teaspoon poultry . . .
Posted: 2018-09-22
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'Catio' purrfect way to keep pet safe outdoors
Nifty idea doesn't have to be expensive
This week, while dreaming up column ideas on social media, the topic of shelter for cats came up. My cousin Joanne’s daughter, Diana Heppner Stevens, came through big time. She even sent a photo. "We built one, call it a catio, and . . .
Posted: 2018-09-22
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Co-ordination key in electrical change-out
Local talent, little machine make powering through 'trench day' a breeze
During a major renovation, clients often decide to go all-out and tackle multiple upgrades. For Keith Yallits and Sheri Tharnovitch, amidst adding a 300-square-foot addition to their four-season cottage, this meant electing to bump up their hydro service from 100-amp to . . .
Posted: 2018-09-22
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Changing brick colour requires some care
Whether DIY or professionally done, there's a right way to alter your home's outer esthetic
Question: I read one of your articles regarding painting stucco. We are contemplating painting our brick on the outside of our house. It is a peach colour and has probably been like that for the past 30 years. I see many . . .
Posted: 2018-09-22
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Save the trees, please
Losing your ash tree? Consider these replacements
According to Martha Barwinsky, city forester in Winnipeg, most of our urban forest is actually on private property. This is a startling statement, especially if you were planning to leave it up to the City of Winnipeg to entirely solve the . . .
Posted: 2018-09-22
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Keep your sheetslooking sweet
Properly caring for fine linens will extend their age
If you’ve ever been fortunate enough to sleep in a four-star-hotel bed, you know there is nothing like the crisp, clean feel of fine white sheets. I cherished my first set, a wedding present, and was dismayed when, over time, . . .
Posted: 2018-09-22
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Multiple options for custom-built space
Hilton Homes' Beverly shines in Fall Parade of Homes
These days, growing families are demanding new homes that are affordable and spacious. And while you’d think builders would need to come up with new home models to meet those demands, that’s not necessarily the case, says Spencer Curtis of Hilton . . .
Posted: 2018-09-22
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Start your Parade of Homes tour off on the right foot
The 2018 Fall Parade of Homes is well underway! Despite it being a bit wet during the first two weeks, people have been out and visiting many of the great show homes on display. The Manitoba Home Builders’ Association (MHBA) always . . .
Posted: 2018-09-22
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Crescentwood classic with a modern twist
Two-storey home offers tons of space and convenience
From the curb, this two-and-a-half storey home at 85 Harrow St. features the traditional look everyone associates with a turn-of-the-century Crescentwood classic — wood plank exterior, latticed windows and a wide, welcoming front porch. However, it’s a very different story inside. Thanks . . .
Posted: 2018-09-22









