Everyone’s probably heard of Energy Star: a program that certifies energy-saving appliances, lighting, and other household devices. well, if you want to know you’re choosing fixtures that save water, look for a WaterSense sticker (epa.gov/waterSense). Faucets, showerheads, and toilets get to use this label if they meet WaterSense’s strict standards for efficiency and conservation. My first choice would be a high-efficiency 3-liter, one-button-flush toilet. Water-saving duel-flush toilets are also good as long as you use them properly (small button for small jobs, big button for big business).
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WHAT CAUSES CRACKS IN A DRIVEWAY?
Everyone notices cracks in their driveway. Weeds pop up and anthill mounds spill out of the crevices. Most driveway cracks are small and considered non-structural, but cracks with wider openings and heaved edges can be trip hazards and should be repaired. A driveway or walkway can crack for several reasons: •Tree roots can…
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“Seller shall make the property available for all buyer investigations. Seller shall have water, gas, electricity and all operable pilot lights on for Buyer’s investigations and through the date possession is made available to Buyer.” (Excerpt from: Paragraph 9B of the California Association of Realtors® California Residential Purchase Agreement) Having everything ready for the inspection…