Rosie on the House

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Carpet can make a room inviting and comfortable. And it comes with a particular set of considerations, from maintenance and durability to installation and wrinkles. Before choosing a carpet based solely on its color or how soft it feels underfoot, the folks at Bram Flooring gives you some practical advice on choosing that just right carpet for your floor space.
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A poignant reflection on the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence emphasizes its global impact as a foundational document inspiring over 100 nations. Discussion on the 10th edition of the Homeowner Handbook for 2027. All Pro Shade Concepts expands their service to Tucson. What season is the best season in Arizona. And other homeowner information.
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Updated rebate program offers significant financial incentives for Arizona homeowners to upgrade their  energy systems, particularly air conditioning units and electrical panels. Todd Russo from REEIS Air Conditioning explains how recent policy changes have broadened eligibility making the rebates accessible to nearly every household regardless of whether they use gas or electric systems. 
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Julie Murphree's guest is Vicki Trump. Arizona Pork Council board member and show pig producer. Vicki shares her deep connection to Arizona’s farming roots and love for farm animals. Vicki discusses the modern aspects of raising and marketing show pigs emphasizing how this activity teaches youth entrepreneurship, animal husbandry and community building.
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Another 250th Anniversary of The Declaration Of Independence moment with the story of Nathan Hale. An American Patriot, soldier, and spy for the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War. Weekly To Do on architectural decor. A look and the real estate market with Rosie Certified Realtor Vikki Gorman. And more!
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Your water supply comes from various sources and can contain naturally occurring elements. Understanding what's in your water is the first step to proper water treatment from softening to filtered drinking water. Jon Owens of AquaZona Kinetico details where to get reports on your local water and what water treatment can do to improve home use. Plus a new reverse osmosis system that's more efficient and space saving that traditional systems.
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'Farmer Greg' Peterson's guest is the founding farmer of The Little Lighthouse Farm Rachel Opio. A Certified Organic urban farm in Central Phoenix dedicated to growing nutrient-dense food, strengthening community food access, and helping people reconnect with the land. Rachel works to make fresh, locally grown food more accessible while encouraging people to see their own yards, neighborhoods, and communities as places where food can be grown. She discusses her compassion that comes from her mother.
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Story of the French influence establishing the United States and situates the American pursuit of liberty within a broader European context of religious and political upheaval. The reason 'Super Coolers' experienced higher energy bills than in the past. Weekly To Do with ideas to keep your home looking sharp. Questions on flooring. And after watching a classic movie involving the computer named 'Hal', Rosie is confused about the takeaway from the film.
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There is more you should know when looking at new flooring besides color and price. Its the quality of the product, what's underneath it, installation and warranty that can have an impact on the finished floor. Von Payne of East Valley Floors has seen the flooring evolution for over 40 years. Its starts with knowning exactly what your investing in for a new, longer lasting floor.
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Its the best time of the year for garden and tree planting! Known as a 'second sping' combining a warm fall and cool winter climate. Jay Harper discusses how establishing roots and less plant stress gives you a head start over spring planting. So prepare that soil, decide what you enjoy eating and get a bunch of great tips to start growing your own. Plus tips on transitioning to winter lawns.
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The story of the first recorded submarine attack during the Revolutionary War. Discussing the U-Haul survey revealing migration trends across different generations. Weekly To Do on growing balcony gardens. What rolling shades can do for protection from the elements and security for your home.
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With everyday use of the garage door, you might not notice a little noise here or slower opening there. The door may seem heavier than it used to. That’s why one of the best things homeowners can do is pay attention to these signs. Ray Egen of Swift Garage Doors discusses warning signs and possible repairs needed to keep it functioning properly.
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Compost is the single most important ingredient in soil building. Organic material naturally decomposed without human intervention mixed with dirt create an environment that enhances plant growth and health. Justin Rohner of Agriscaping.com explains the 'hot and cold' and 'greens and browns' behind creating rich organic compost. Plus busting the myths about making compost.
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