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The Pros and Cons of Concrete Worktops in Kitchens

At the moment, concrete worktops seem to be the trendiest high-end countertop material. This durable and rock solid material suites modern kitchen designs as it can be a key factor in creating a contemporary industrial aesthetic – that other surfaces don’t fit. On top of this concrete can now be stamped, etched, acid stained, and sealed to create extra unique surfaces. These contemporary kitchen worktops can be configured to give the look you want, whether it be cold or warm, or gleaming or matte, but will always be highly functional and super stylish. Concrete countertops can sometimes be created and formed on site, but more commonly a technician will come take precise measurements of your kitchen, and have them made in a studio. In the studio, the concrete is poured into the desired form, with any sink cut outs and extras being added. Pros Concrete worktops are pieces of bespoke design , which gives it the ability to be formed and shaped perfectly to match your

The most common cleaning mistakes

Believe it or not, a lot of the housekeeping tips you hear could be totally bogus. And even though they’re popular, it doesn’t change the fact they’re potentially bad morsels of information, likely to cause more harm than good to your home. From time to time we all do something that ends up making cleaning harder than it has to be. Common cleaning mistakes are what today’s post is all about. We want to help you identify the pitfalls that are making your life harder and to avoid them. Polishing silver with toothpaste Occasionally scrubbing your silverware with toothpaste won’t ruin your silver but it definitely will in the long run. Toothpaste is significantly more abrasive than standard silver polishes, so avoid using it on special pieces and save it for only sporadic cleans. Vinegar on everything? It’s not set in stone Vinegar is a miracle cleaning product on lots of home surfaces and appliances but natural stone surfaces (think: tile and marble countertops) aren’t one of t

The Art of Stacking Firewood

As winter approaches, the days begin to get shorter and shorter. It is only a matter of time until the winds begin to blow cooler air. Before we can enjoy time around a roaring fire during the night, you first have to make sure that you have properly stacked kiln dried firewood for optimal use. This is where our post comes into place. Firewood Stacks across the Globe Different techniques are used for stacking firewood around the world. The way firewood is stacked and stored varies depending on the quantity required. Most people store firewood on commercial wood racks. However, handier consumers opt for DIY projects and prefer constructing stands, sheds, or racks specifically for their needs. Regardless of the method used, the main purpose of stacking firewood is to keep it dry so that it can be used. United Kingdom Seasoned logs in the UK are traditionally stacked neatly, close to a wall or fence. It is important to be quite precise as tight stacking will ensure that only the top laye

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