Rosie on the House

A moment celebrating the 250th Anniversary of The Declaration Of Independence. Weekly To Do on battery walls. Storing backup electricity for later use charged by solar systems and/or your utility provider. Author, writer, hiking outdoor enthusiast Roger Naylor joins us to announce his 'retirement' from hiking and writing for more hiking and writing? 
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With a Labor Day weekend or any 3 day weekend, we consider what little projects you can do around your home in three days or even two? And how can you be sure to finish the job? We suggest some jobs to consider with a little forward planning that can leave time to relax and enjoy some time off. 
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Arizona Farm Bureau's Julie Murphree's guest is Sherry Saylor. Inducted into the Arizona Farm Museum Hall Of Fame, Saylor wore many hats from farming and educator to an advocate for the Arizona agricultural community. She discusses her deep history in family farming and personal growth representing Arizona agriculture locally and around the world. Discussing Arizona grains including desert durum wheat used on a global scale.
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Another moment celebrating the 250th Anniversary of The Declaration Of Independence. The Arizona Registrar Of Contractors discusses licensed contractor compliance and handling homeowner complaints about work done by contractors. The Weekly To Do with tips from our series on Aging In Place focusing on the bedroom and more!
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Owning a home comes with plenty of small maintenance jobs. Knowing what to look for can make the difference between a simple fix and a major repair. Including whether you need a handyperson or a contractor. Fred Willsher, founder of The WILLSH Corporation has seen many of these common problems homeowners deal with. He gives some good advice to spot small stuff before it becomes big problems.
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Bees, birds, bats, and butterflies all play a vital role in pollinating our plants. Our guests from Arizona's Boyce Thompson Arboretum and Desert Botanical Garden  join us to share insights on pollinator‑friendly gardening and highlight opportunities to explore their beautiful gardens.
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Discussion on home security. David Camber of North Valley Locksmith details different grades of door hardware. The importance of grade one commercial locks combined with heavy-duty strike plates for maximum protection against forced entry. Jarod Wright of Harmony Security discusses the importance of cellular security systems along with security camera advancements including video storage solutions. 
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Listeners and homeowners over the decades have trusted Rosie On The House with great information and tips about owning a home in Arizona. So we put contestants to the test to see what they've learned and hopefully get correct. As we play 'Know Your Rosie Knowledge'.  
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'Farmer Greg' Peterson of The Urban Farm has successfully grown fruit trees in the low desert for 4 decades. He discusses his essential planting techniques from digging the hole to his 6-6 Rule, ways to reduce soil temperature, healthy soil additives, the importance of low chill hours, root stocks, how long until your first harvest and more. 
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Another 250th moment about The Declaration Of Independence. A new partner joins the network Complete Pest Control. Our take on home warranties. Weekly To Do on filtering the dust out of the home. Homeowner questions on stainless steel sinks and we assist a listener on a plumbing issue of no cold water and low water pressure.
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Monsoon season has a way of revealing problems that stay hidden the rest of the year. A downpour can send homeowners scrambling for towels when they notice water around a window. However not every drop means your windows are failing. Sal Sucato of DunRite Windows & Doors discusses the signs there is a potential leak and what could fool you in thinking there's a problem.
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It's a stressful time for plants when excessive heat and overnight temperatures don't cool off enough to recover. Nursery expert Jay Harper discusses ways to give plants and trees cooling relief. To get your mind off the heat, time to think about that fall garden. Jay lists some of the vegetables and other edibles to think about ready for planting.
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Another moment regarding the 250th Anniversary of The Declaration Of Independence. Weekly To Do on what we call The Drop Zone. An area for setting down items like shoes, bags, keys and other things. Homeowner questions about wall cracks around a tub, installing and electrical line for an oven, are landlords required to do A/C maintenance checks twice a year and more topics around the house.
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Dust buildup on air conditioner coils, condensate clogs, frequent starting and stopping plus calculating the correct size of the unit. Ricky and Buzz of Day And Night Air Conditioning talk about how proper outdoor maintenance checks outside can keep your air quality and comfort level inside consistent. 
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Justin Rohner of Agriscaping.com discusses some of the environmental challenges dealing with wind, shade and water. How extreme weather effects tree health and soil conditions. How dust actually has some benefits to plants. Tree trimming and shading for wind protection. Capturing techniques for copious amounts of rainwater, storing it and more.
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