Putting off professional HVAC service can seem like an easy way to save time or money, but those small delays often come with hidden consequences. Minor issues can quietly escalate, driving up energy costs and increasing the risk of unexpected breakdowns. By understanding the impact of routine maintenance early on, homeowners can make more informed decisions — protecting both their comfort and their budget before problems surface. Continue reading Understanding the Real Cost of Delaying Heating System Service→
Alkaline water has become a popular choice for those looking to stay hydrated, boost energy, and improve overall health. But how can you get alkaline water at home easily and affordably? The answer: use a water filtration system that includes remineralization. While reverse osmosis (RO) systems are excellent at removing harmful contaminants, they also strip away essential minerals. This can leave the water slightly acidic and flat in taste. Alkaline systems solve this by adding minerals like calcium, magnesium, and potassium back into the water, increasing the pH to over 7.5 and making it better tasting and easier for your body to absorb. Continue reading How to Get Alkaline Water at Home: 2 Effective Options for Everyday Use→
Delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) stands as cannabis’s primary psychoactive agent. The duration of its presence in your system holds vital importance for numerous reasons, ranging from employment-related drug screenings to medical considerations and legal ramifications.
Primarily known as a painter and architect, Roberto Matta (1911 – 2002) designed his Malitte Lounge Furniture in 1966. This colorful collection of polyurethane foam shapes (manufactured by Gavina, Italy) could be stacked into a rectangular wall or used as individual pieces of seating. The round, center piece serves as a table. Continue reading Eye On Design: Malitte Lounge Furniture By Roberto Matta→
With the fuel situation the way it is these days (high prices, shortages, etc) and the ubiquitous emphasis on living as Green as possible, biking to work has become a popular option for suburbanites and those living in urban areas lacking the great public transportation system we enjoy here in NYC.
