Chantilly Real Estate Blog
September 22, 2010
EPISODE 47 – REAL ESTATE IN CHANTILLY Hiring a professional organizer in the Chantilly and Centreville area may be a lot easier after you have heard this set of Chantilly Radio shows. Karen Gardiner of Simplify for Life gives us information and insights on how to create a productivity revolution in your life as you […]
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Topics: getting your home ready to sell, hiring a professional organizer, strategies to sell your home, using a professional organizer before you sell your home, what to do toget your home organized
September 14, 2010
EPISODE 46 – REAL ESTATE IN CHANTILLY Hiring a professional organizer in the Chantilly and Centreville area may be a lot easier after you have heard this set of Chantilly Radio shows. Karen Gardiner of Simplify for Life gives us information and insights on how to create a productivity revolution in your life as you […]
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Topics: getting more personally organized, getting ready to sell your home, hiring a professional organizer, organizing your home before selling
September 13, 2010
Supermarket aisles are filled with specialty cleansers but you may want to opt for white distilled vinegar, instead. It’s inexpensive, safe to store, and highly effective.
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Topics: Cleaning, Green, natural household cleaners, White Distilled Vinegar
September 4, 2010
EPISODE 45 – REAL ESTATE IN CHANTILLY Hiring a professional organizer in the Chantilly and Centreville area may be a lot easier after you have heard this set of Chantilly Radio shows. Powered by Podbean.com Karen Gardiner of Simplify for Life gives us information and insights on how to create a productivity revolution in your […]
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Topics: getting your home ready to sell, hiring a professional organizer, organizing your home before selling, selling strategy - organizing your home
September 1, 2010
According to the U.S. Department of Energy, up to 30 percent of a home’s energy costs can be cut just by reducing drafts. For example, a 1/16-inch gap unsealed gap around a window is equivalent to leaving the window 3 inches open.
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Topics: Air Leaks, Department of Energy, DIY, Home energy efficiency