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Take down useless old brick chimney
It deteriorates over time; moisture problems can ensue
QUESTION: I just Googled a reply you gave in the Winnipeg Free Press about removing an old chimney. We are going to be doing the same, if possible. We updated to a high-energy-efficient furnace, which goes through the side of the . . .
Posted: 2013-10-26
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It's your turn
Reader comments, questions and projects
I love getting your emails about projects you've completed and questions you have about your décor. I thought I'd share some snippets of reader emails today. Perhaps you will find answers to your own decorating dilemmas. Dear Connie: We have our . . .
Posted: 2013-10-26
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Kitchen cabinets come of age
Innovations in design and function improve storage and access
When I approach a kitchen reno the first thing I'm looking at is space -- we want to maximize it as much as possible without compromising structure. But I also need to make sure that the kitchen works for the . . .
Posted: 2013-10-26
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Winning the stain game
Wax, nail polish & mildew need savvy solutions
QUESTION: How can I get purple nail polish out of a white cotton blouse? Betty, Blumenort ANSWER: The sooner you tackle this stain, the better your chance of removal. Blot the area with acetone. Rinse with water. Repeat until stains are . . .
Posted: 2013-10-26
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Update house with mixed fabric patterns
A fresh pair of drapes, a few stylish throw cushions or chic upholstery for the living room are basic changes that will immediately update your home.For shoppers and those who like to follow trends, there is always something new and . . .
Posted: 2013-10-26
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Time to get down with duvets
Winter's on its way, so think warm and hypoallergenic
QUESTION: After painting my twins' bedrooms this summer, I decided to change up their bedding and am thinking about duvets. Can you give me some advice on selecting the best type? Neither of the girls has allergies, so down is . . .
Posted: 2013-10-26
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From old to bold
Oak Street update fast-forwards look 60 years
The renovated 1950s bungalow on Oak Street has evolved into a stunning, transitional design with all the amenities of a modern home. It began in the fall of 2012 when Tony Teunis of All Canadian Renovations was hired by Diana to . . .
Posted: 2013-10-26
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'Honest' renovators playing by the rules
Program provides consumers 'peace of mind'
As daunting tasks go, hiring someone to renovate your home must certainly rank near the top of the list. After all, most of us have seen shows on HGTV depicting renovations that have gone wrong. Or -- perish the thought -- . . .
Posted: 2013-10-26
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Builders celebrate excellence at MHBA gala
More than 700 people attended the Manitoba Home Builders Association's annual Fall Parade of Homes Gala at the RBC Winnipeg Convention Centre. Popular emcee Joe Aiello kept the evening lively with his humour and enthusiasm, handling the long lineup of awards . . .
Posted: 2013-10-26
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Different by design
South Pointe show home did not come out of the cookie-cutter
If builders aren't careful, an annoying problem can work itself into their new-home designs: They become a formula. There's the obligatory kitchen island, the overtly open-concept great room, the flashy foyer that provides an expansive view of the great room -- . . .
Posted: 2013-10-26






