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December horticulture tips Even though landscape maintenance may be a high priority on your “to do” list in December, there are a few things to consider this time of year that can pay big dividends when next spring rolls around. • Addressing fallen leaves is usually priority number one. There are several reasons for this. Leaves are an excellent component of compost. When composting, be sure an incorporate a few “greens” into the pile to speed up the composting process. This could include kitchen waste, clippings from cool season lawns, animal manure, or even commercial fertilizer. Leaves can damage a cool season lawn if left to pile up. This limits light and air to the turfgrass. While it is not important to remove every leaf that falls, do try to chop them up or at least stir them around on occasion to prevent them from forming an almost impenetrable barrier. Note that chopped leaves will compost much quicker than those simply raked up and added to the pile so this is a win-win if you are composting. Lastly, piles of leaves can help insects survive the winter. While it would be a mistake
Home Grown KEITH REED to assume that diligent leave removal will eliminate your insect problems next year, it certainly can’t hurt. • Get those important plants mulched if you have not already done so. • If we fail to get measureable rains, water plants susceptible to winter damage, especially new plantings and evergreen species.
People often how much water this time of year? It’s difficult to say because of so many variables. Given the nice rains last week, we are certainly good until after the first of the year. • Protect the trunks of young thin-barked trees from sun scald and winter injury.
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Tips Continued from page 2 There are several different types of wraps on the market and all are effective. The idea is to reduce extreme temperature changes in the cambium (growth) layer of the trunk on cold winter days by providing a bit of shade. Just remember to remove the wrap in the spring as the leaves begin to unfurl. • Be judicious in your use of salt when de-icing sidewalks and driveways. Think about
what happens to this when the snow and ice melts away. For more information on this or any other horticultural topic, you can contact Keith Reed, the Horticulturist in the Payne County Extension office. Keith can be reached via email at keith.reed@ okstate.edu, phone at 405-747-8320, or in person at the Payne County Extension office, located at 315 W. 6th in Stillwater.
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Merry Christmas – Should I gift myself an extra mortgage payment?
The simple basics of water-saving faucets By Ed Del Grande
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Paying down debt is a great gift to give yourself. And while your home is most likely your biggest debt, making an extra payment may not be the best use of your money. Every household is different, so let me share a few thoughts to consider as you decide how to spend any extra cash you may have this holiday. Your overall financial goal should be to save money and make your money work for you. Your first priority should be to have an adequate emergency fund. Ideally, you should set aside several months’ worth of income in a savings account to help cover unexpected expenses, like medical bills, car repairs, or to help you get through a job loss. Before choosing to make an additional payment on your home, I’d first ask if you’ve invested in your retirement plan, an IRA or your company’s 401k? Many employers will match some or all of your 401k investments that’s free money. Understand that paying down the principal of your home will not reduce your minimum payment or allow you to skip a payment later on if you fall into hardship. Paying additional principal shortens the length
almost 12 years to pay it off. Adding $100 to your payment each month will help you pay the credit card off in less than two years, and you will save more than $2,200 in interest. If you do decide to of your loan and your home shortmake an additional reduces your interest term, seven years or principal payment on cost, which will save less, paying down your mortgage, be you money overall. your principal may sure to specify the Reducing your not save you that money is for principrincipal will much money on pal. Here’s a few increase your equity, interest fees. A ques- ways to make an which potentially tion you should ask additional payment. may help eliminate yourself, are you car1. Make an online mortgage insurance rying high-interest money transfer – If (PMI) on certain debt elsewhere, you have banking loans. Depending on maybe on a credit account with the your PMI cost, this card? A typical credit same lender, you could reduce your card interest rate is may be able to transmonthly payments 19 percent! Say you fer money from your by hundreds of dolowe $5,000 on a cred- banking account to lars. Check with your it card. If you choose your mortgage lender first to see if to pay the minimum account. this benefit applies to payment, typically 4 2. Add an extra your loan. percent of the balpayment when you If you plan to be in ance, it will take you make your monthly
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payment – Be sure to specify the additional funds are for principal. 3. Mail a check Write “apply to principal only” in the MEMO line. 4. Change your payment frequency from monthly to biweekly - by year’s end, you’ll have made an extra payment. Be sure to talk to your mortgage company about their policies for making additional payments and find out if there are prepayment penalties. I’m happy to answer any questions you may have. Reach me by phone or email at 405-742-4851, mdecker@bankrcb.net .
Q: Dear Ed, I recently enjoyed your article on bathroom faucets. Your subject matter about different faucet types and styles was very helpful, but I’m interested in water-saving bathroom faucets. Can you please give us basics on water-saving bathroom faucets with helpful installation information? – Quinn, Tennessee A: Basically, standard bathroom faucets are rated at 2.2 gallons per minute. The water flow of a typical water-saving bathroom faucet can be 1.5 GPM.
If you’re thinking about water-saving faucets, use a timer and a measuring cup to confirm the water flow of your present bathroom faucets. If you find you have room to cut down on your water usage, you’ll have two choices to upgrade: First, you may be able to just change out the faucet aerators at the end of the spout to high-efficiency aerators. This choice can save a lot of time and material. Second: You can purchase new bathroom faucets complete with high-efficiency aerators already installed. Either way, you’ll now have a watersaving flow and be good to go.
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when you apply for a brand-new loan to buy another house later this year. Of course, if you had ever been late with a payment in recent years, that information would also appear on your credit report, even though the loan was transferred to another institution in the summer. More than one or two late payments could result in a lower credit score and force you to accept a higher interest rate when you apply for a new mortgage. *** DEAR MR. MYERS: Is it true that there are giant alligators living in the sewers of New York City? ANSWER: Rumors that super-size sauri-
ans roam New York City’s sewer system have been around for about 75 years. A few of the creatures (usually less than 2 feet long) have indeed turned up through the decades: Nearly all were identified as having escaped from the personal aquariums of homeowners, or simply dumped by owners who tired of their pugnacious pets. Still, the Big Apple’s sewer system is no underground Everglades. Nature writer and animal expert Diane Ackerman notes that gators are especially susceptible to bacteria such as salmonella and E. coli, and sewers are usually loaded with both. *** DEAR MR.
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Many banks sell their mortgages to other financial institutions, but the transfer doesn’t affect the borrower’s credit score. DEAR MR. MYERS: We have had our mortgage for five years, but it was sold to another lender in July. Now we are planning to purchase a new house in December, so we will be applying for a new home loan. Will our credit report show that our payment history has been perfect since we obtained our current loan five years ago, or will it show only our payment history going back to when the new bank purchased it in the summer? Obviously we would like the report to show our perfect history for the five full years, rather than just a few months. ANSWER: You have nothing to worry about. Your credit report (and resulting credit score) will show that you have dutifully made your monthly mortgage payments for the past five years even though a new company bought the loan this past summer. It’s fairly common for lenders to sell their mortgages to other financial institutions, or to contract with third-party loan-servicing com-
panies to process their customers’ monthly payments. The financial terms of the original loan cannot be changed when the mortgage is transferred, but the borrower must begin sending the payments to a new address. Fortunately for dependable borrowers like you, payment information reported by both the original lender and the one that recently purchased the loan will usually appear on a credit report. This ensures that you’ll get the proper credit for promptly making your payments since the mortgage was first issued, which, in turn, should improve your chances of getting approved for the best rate possible
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Unit #502-Cozy One Bedroom, One Bath 702 square foot condominium with vaulted ceilings, skylight, hardwood flooring, granite countertops, enclosed garage, front porch, and large rear patio overlooking greenspace. Contact: Larry Lawhon 405-564-5050. Unit #204-Light and airy Two Bedroom, One and 1/2 Bath, end-unit condo. Many amenities throughout, including skylights, vaulted ceilings, granite countertops, maple cabinetry. Large wraparound front porch and screened-in back porch w/patio. Enclosed garage included. Contact: Marilyn Chateau 405564-5190. OAKCREEK COMMUNITY Cohousing. 55+ Active Adults. 1806 N. Husband St., Stillwater. For more information visit: www.oakcreek stillwater.com.
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’Tis the season to check furnace By C. Dwight Barnett
repairs are anticipated, contact a trained HVAC Tribune News Service (heating, venting Heating season is air conditioning) professional. upon us and it is Boilers: There important to inspect are different types your furnace for or boilers in a resisigns of wear to be dence, but hot sure the furnace is water or steam is in a good working the main source of condition. There are several the heat distribution throughout the types of heating home. Make sure units such as boilthe power and ers, units that are water to the unit gas- or propanefired, wood burning are turned on. Check the boiler for stoves and electric any signs of a leak furnaces. It is a at the burner area, good idea to have the unit checked by valves, pipes, circulating pumps, radia professional at ators, etc. least once a year Check inside the before the heating burner area for season. signs of metal There are some fatigue, rusting or things you can check before winter flaking that could block the burners. to insure the heatSome units have an ing system will be expansion tank to ready for safe and allow for the expancontinued use. Make sure the elec- sion of the hot trical power is on to water. Tap on the tank the units before to make sure it is inspecting. If
not full of water. Electric furnace: A total electric home with an electric-fired furnace may also have a heat pump/air conditioner. First ensure the filter is clean and installed. Next, set the thermostat to emergency heat if you have a heat pump or simply to heat if you do not have a heat pump. Adjust the temperature so the unit comes on. Once the unit is heating, use a meat or candy thermometer to check the temperature at a register close to the furnace. The temperature should climb to around 100 to 120 degrees when operating properly. If you have a heat pump, turn the temperature down until the unit stops running, then set the thermostat to
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Wood burners: Before use, the flues or chimney liners for a wood stove or fireplace should be inspected twice a year by a professional chimney sweep. Make sure the “Distance to combustibles,� listed on the wood stove, are maintained. If the stove does not have a label, maintain a 4-foot distance to combustibles on all sides and at the floor. A Web search of “wood stove distance to combustibles� turned up several sites that show proper and safe clearances.
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skin and cause the metal compartment to rust. The metal flue pipes should have a positive rise from the furnace to the chimney or main flue connection. Check the metal flues for rusting or holes and replace as needed. A condensing furnace’s flue should drain back toward the furnace. In all cases a water heater flue should be connected to the chimney or main flue above the metal flue pipe from the furnace. The PVC flue will vent by itself to the exterior of the home. If in doubt about any problems you find contact a HVAC professional.
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