Planning For An Emergency? How To Prepare Your Long-Term Water Storage Containers

If you're in the process of making emergency preparedness plans, the first thing you want to do is get your water supply in order. The best way to do that is through the use of long-term storage containers. You could use ordinary plastic bottles, but the containers won't last as long as they should. Not only that, you'll need a lot of plastic bottles to provide for all your emergency water supply. Read More 

Things to Look for in a Coffee Monthly Delivery Subscription

If you are a coffee drinker who likes to experiment with different flavors and blends, you may want to consider signing up for an organic coffee monthly delivery subscription. You will find there are many companies offering all kinds of coffees to choose from. Before you register with any club or group, there are some things you need to know first as not all of them are the same and may not suit your needs. Read More 

3 Green Septic System Improvements To Reduce Maintenance And Repairs

There are many different types of septic systems that can be installed for your home. Some of these can include green features, such as grey water recycling and bio-filtration. These improvements to your septic system, not only help to protect the environment, but they can also help reduce maintenance and repairs. Here are some of the green septic system improvements that you may want to consider for your septic system: Read More 

How Can You Maximize The Health Benefits Of Your Morning Coffee?

If you're an avid coffee drinker, you've probably heard about one or more studies that demonstrate the nutritional benefits of this beverage. From lowering your risk of heart attack and cirrhosis of the liver to diminishing symptoms of Parkinson's disease, coffee can pack a substantial health punch while also helping perk you up in the morning. However, if you're taking your coffee with artificial sweeteners, white sugar, or fat-free creamer, you may not be getting all the potential benefits of this drink. Read More 

Everything You Need To Know To Make A Ploughman’s Lunch

Without likely being aware of it, most Americans consume a version of what the British refer to as a "Ploughman's Lunch" on a regular basis. This classic meal is essentially a deconstructed sandwich, consisting of meats, cheeses, a hunk of rustic bread, fruit, greens, pickles, and a condiment, like mustard. Washed down with an ale or a glass of wine, it is almost like an adult lunchbox meal. Here are three different variations to consider the next time you want a filling yet quick and easy snack. Read More