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How can I prevent a fire during the holidays? By Diana Crandall, Angie’s List

but make sure to place them on a sturdy surface and put them out before bed. Also be aware of the lights you’re hanging: Are they indoor-only? Have they been tested by a regulatory agency? Avoid the risk of fire or electrical shock by inspecting your lights and only using them as directed. If you don’t feel safe climbing a ladder to hang them outside, or if you aren’t sure about the type of lights you need, a professional can help. According to the Angie’s List Pricing Guide, homeowners report paying about $405 for professional holiday light installation. Sweep the chimney

Nothing adds ambiance to a room quite like a roaring fire. But before you gather round the hearth, consider an inspection from a professional chimney sweep, especially if it’s been a few years. Unclean chimneys are a major cause of house fires, says the National Fire Protection Agency, so it’s best not to brush off the job – or to try and do it yourself – unless you’re very familiar with the process. Homeowners pay an average of $245 for a chimney sweep, according to the Angie’s List Pricing Guide. Clean dryer vents Is it taking longer for your clothes to dry in every cycle?

Does your laundry room seem suddenly, excessively hot? These are symptoms of a clogged dryer vent, which is a serious fire hazard. Familiarize yourself with the other signs of build-up and call in a professional to inspect your vents. The average national cost of this service is $130, homeowners report via the Angie’s List Pricing Guide, which is well worth the peace of mind and preservation of property the cleanup provides. Update fire alarms You’re likely familiar with the sound your fire alarm makes when the battery is dying: The high-pitched chirping can rever-

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Twinkling lights, a crackling fireplace, home-cooked meals with your favorite family and friends – there’s a lot to love about Thanksgiving and the holiday season. There are also precautions to take and necessary maintenance needed to keep you and your home safe, whether you’re playing host or spending some time away. Careful cooking The kitchen is the heart of the house. It’s also where home fires are most likely to start, according to the American Red Cross. There are a few ways you can reduce the risk:

Unplug appliances when you aren’t using them and don’t ever put metal in the microwave. Exercise caution when using a deep fryer, and keep a fire extinguisher on hand at all times in case of an emergency. Finally, keep your appliances clean, and don’t hesitate to call in an extra pair of hands if you need assistance getting everything in tiptop shape. Homeowners pay an average of $170 to hire a maid service, according to the Angie’s List Pricing Guide. Prioritize decor safety Peppermint, cinnamon, fresh pine needles – candles brighten up a room in sight and smell,

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of compost. When composting, be sure to 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 by limiting light and air. While it is not important to remove every leaf that falls, do try to chop them up or at least stir around on occasion to prevent them from forming a dense mat. Note

that chopped leaves will compost much quicker than those simply raked up and added to the pile so this is a winwin if you plan to gather the leaves for composting. For more information on this or any other horticultural topic, you can con-

tact 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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Consider the following tips for your December landscape. • Get those important plants mulched if you have not already done so. Strawberries, new perennial plantings, and immature trees are just a few examples of plants that can greatly benefit from an insulating layer of mulch. • So far, our rainfall has been timely and more than adequate to keep plants healthy. However, if that should change, remember to water plants susceptible to winter damage. This includes new plantings and evergreen species, including cool season turfgrasses. • Protect the trunks of young thin-barked trees from sun scald and winter injury. There are several different types of wraps on the market and all are effective. The idea is to reduce extreme

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Buyers should be wary of home with unpermitted changes Purchasing a house with an addition or conversion that was made without the local government’s approval is a risky proposition. DEAR DAVE: We made a successful offer to buy a home and followed your advice to get a satisfactory report to have the property examined by a professional home inspector before the deal closes. The inspector’s report said that the house is in good physical shape but noted that the rear bedroom was apparently added without a city building permit and that the garage was remodeled into a home-office without a permit either. What should we do now? ANSWER: I get this type of question fairly often, and my answer is always the same – proceed with extreme caution if you want to purchase a property that has had unpermitted work done on it. The inspection-contingency clause that you wisely included in your purchase-offer contract should now

About Real Estate DAVID MYERS allow you to cancel the pending deal before it closes. But if you complete the transaction, you would likely have to pay for the permits, any structural changes that might be needed before the certificate can be issued and possibly any fines that local officials might levy for the sellers’ failure to follow the local building-code laws. If you’re still interested in closing the purchase despite the home’s faults, ask your inspector to recommend two or three good local contractors in the area if you don’t know a few yourself. Then ask those contractors for detailed written bids to see how much it would cost to ensure that the bootleg bedroom and converted garage are up to code. Next, contact the building department to see if you can obtain an “as built” permit for the ad-

dition. An as-built permit is essentially a permit that is retroactively issued after a construction project is completed. Also ask if any fines or penalties would be involved because the work that the sellers did was performed without the city’s or county’s pre-approval and final building inspection. After you add up these figures, go back to the sellers and ask them to pay for the work and

any possible fines. If they don’t have the cash now, perhaps they’ll agree to give you an equal credit from their resale profit if the deal goes to closing so you will have the money to pay for the job yourself. Your real estate agent might have some other ideas to solve this problem. If the sellers balk at any of your requests, it may be best to cancel the sale, get your deposit back and start looking for another home with a better permit pedigree. *** REAL ESTATE TRIVIA: The average home inspection costs around $315, according to price-tracking website HomeAdvisor.com. The

fee for inspecting some condos or small houses with 1,000 square feet or less can be as little as $200, while buyers of homes with more than 2,000 square feet should expect to pay $400 or more. *** DEAR DAVE: I own my home but would like to rent one of my empty bedrooms to a tenant to get some extra income. My synagogue publishes a monthly newsletter that prints advertisements for free, but your recent column about

fair-housing laws makes me think that advertising in it would be illegal because I would not be offering the bedroom to people who don’t get the newsletter. Would it? ANSWER: It shouldn’t, but it could. The federal Fair Housing Act requires homeowners and potential landlords like you, even though you just want to rent out a bedroom, to make sure that the place is available to virtually everyone. A person who happens to see your ad in the synagogue’s

newsletter and applies for the bedroom but gets turned down could file a lawsuit. He or she could claim that advertising only in the newsletter and no place else suggests that you are discriminating against people who don’t share your same religious views. Play it safe by supplementing the advertisement in the newsletter with another ad in this general-circulation newspaper or online. Keep copies of all of the ads to help protect you against possible fair-housing claims, spurious or not.

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Make your mantels merry and bright By Katie Laughridge Tribune News Service

Now that the weather is starting to turn crisp and is soon to be cold in Kansas City, I can begin daydreaming about warming my hands on a cup of tea and my feet by the fireplace. After a busy day of work for my husband and me – and a busy day of preschool for my 3-year-old – it is nice to have a spot to regroup and spend a few moments together. With so much cozy family time spent

around the hearth, especially during the colder months, I think it’s lovely to have your mantel be a focal point in the home all season long. Recently I was at Mary Carol’s guest cottage and her mantel is – unsurprisingly beautifully decorated. She has the gift of simplistic elegance that is truly eye-catching without being overwhelming. Her mantel is a great example of using varying heights and asymmetrical balance to create a captivating design. Not one to re-

peat an item, she uses different art pieces, plates, lamps, books and jars to create a display full of texture and depth without overdoing it with color. While simplistic at first glance, the more you admire it the more you can see the thought and balance that went into creating the dynamic display. When it comes to holiday cheer, there are a few ways to approach a mantel display. There is subtle Christmas, and then there is what I

can only describe as a “holiday explosion.” Both are looks I enjoy and admire. For a fuss-free approach, I like the look we created at our designer Anne’s home. We used a healthy amount of greenery with pinecones to provide a natural base for her mantel. She has a lot of wooden accents and natural materials throughout her home, as well as a stunning large-scale piece of art we wanted to include. We introduced boxwood wreaths to help bridge the gap

between her tall art and the greenery and brought in a wooden lantern. We added more Christmas cheer by including Santa in the mix as well. The best thing about the display is its versatility. By switching out a few elements (like the Santa) the display could be used for Thanksgiving as well as a generic winter design once Christmas has passed. Now for our “holiday explosion” decorators. One of our signature over-the-fireplace tricks is layering a

How to purge and repurpose items before holiday overload hits By Cathy Hobbs Tribune News Service

edit again. Take an inventory of what you are truly using or plan to use and remove the excess. How to repurpose 1. Shop your house. Instead of tossing an item, look for where it may be able to reused within your home.

2. Get crafty. What’s old is new again. Can’t use that item? Look for ways it can be taken apart and transformed. 3. Swap. Many communities have clothing and equipment swaps. Why not swap decor items with a friend?

4. Donate. A worthy and well-made item you can no longer use is an ideal item to donate so someone else can enjoy it. 5. Paint. Sometimes an item can be repurposed by changing the color or finish with paint or varnish.

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The holiday season is officially upon us. From gifts and gadgets to holiday decor, a lot of items will fill the home. Some will be treasured, others admired, and some will need to be removed and/or purged. But what about items that could be repurposed and reused? Now is an ideal time to start thinking of ways to give new life or renewed purpose to some household items. Don’t know where to start? Here are some tips to help set you on the right path. What to purge

1. Ask yourself if something will continue to be of use and value. If the answer is no, remove it. 2. Is the item broken or in need of repair? If the item can’t be fixed or won’t have the same appeal once repaired, toss it. 3. Do you have decor items from a previous home that you are saving but dpesn’t fit into your current home? If so, donate them. 4. Take an inventory in your home and decide what is a necessity and what isn’t. An item that once brought you joy and is now in a box may be best suited for a new home. 5. Edit and then

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By Sandy Deneau Dunham In its place, Davis designed a sinThe Seattle Times gle-story home disCLYDE HILL, tinguished not by Wash. – High in a dated DQ profile Clyde Hill, there’s but by expressive, a corner lot whose sloping roofs and three surrounding clever clerestories. roadways are far “We wanted the busier than the ele- house to face the gantly sleek design quieter road, and of the new home we love midcentuburrowed among ry. This is perfect: them. modern, new and “Intersections,” still the feel of it turns out, drives that,” says Jeanine. much of that ele“Jeff and Jeanine gantly sleek design. asked us to focus on Jeff and Jeanine creating a sense of Eulberg were movprivacy on this othing from downtown erwise-exposed site; Kirkland, where they also wanted they had no yard a house filled with and no privacy, natural light,” says and they wanted Davis. “We sunk both. They hit their the house down first crossroad _ and buried it on the remodel, or build exposed street side something new? – in order to create after settling on a private, green, this gently inclined southwest-facing site. “There was courtyard space.” a house here that And here’s where had been empty for those interesting, five years,” Jeanine even alphabetical, says. intersections come “It sort of looked in: Around that fablike a Dairy Queen, ulous courtyard – with a Mansard the perfect grassy roof from the ‘70s,” play space for says architect Paul daughters Avery, Michael Davis, who 6, and Reagan, 2 took the wheel from (and for grown-ups there. right nearby, in the That forlorn old covered outdoor house came down. living area) – the

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