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Romey discusses a little known study called 'Primary Water'.   Large and vast amounts of water trapped beneath a distinct layer of the inner Earth the size of the world's oceans.

Jay Harper discusses planting your garden now so plants have time to root while the soil is warm.  Why that's important.  Plus what not to plant and why?

Discuss some of the plants in your garden that can boost your immune system.  Like spinach, beans, mushrooms and more.

Gardens don't have to be grown from an area on the ground.  Other suggestions include planter boxes, containers.

North and South exposures can be tricky year round.

Jay's steps to creating your garden.  Size, ground or raised bed, materials like wood or masonry and galvanized stock tanks.

Seed tips include a special mix in a jar and seed tape which is great for spacing.

Explains selective planting:  Planting something different every week.

Plants that deter mosquitos.  What works and doesn't.  Lavender, marigolds, citronella, rosemary, basil, sage and more.

Reducing holiday stress by cleaning out and organizing the things you really need to keep.

Rosie tells the story of life.  How over time from being single to married with kids, items and stuff grows to a point of how to organize what to keep and toss out.

Challenge of storing Chirstmas lights and how lights can be built into the home year round without taking them down.

CALLER:  (off air)  Listener remembers us mentioning a used appliance store and wanted to know the name of the company.    (We have 2 certified companies)

Discussion of general organizing tips by making new habits:   Make Your Bed Everyday,

                                                                                                                                          Stow As You Go,

                                                                                                                                             Do It Right Away.

Three Golden Rules when storing items discussed include:  Verticle is visible, horizontal is hidden.  Store it where you use it.  Everything needs to have ONE HOME.

Rosie's extra way to lessen stress concerning news and information sources.  

How fall shows us the beauty of 'letting go'.

Jennifer's likes Start Mail.  A secure, private to protect your email for a small fee.

Tip on handling your junk mail.

Discussion of a mailer that offers extra insurance on covering your sewer and water supply line.  While it could work for some people, we have some thoughts on other ways you can cover this.  Most of all, READ THE DETAILS!  

What Rosie On The House is all about!  And why the first place to go for work on your home, castle or cabin should be Rosie On The House.com

Discussion about a remodeling a sunken living room.

Story about retirees buying and reselling their 'forever homes' for more than just profit.  How what they thought was a great idea changed rather quickly.

Rosie's tip on replacing a showerhead.  You can do it, but keep in mind this tip.

Sanderson Ford

Rhonda LaNue of Lyons Roofing joins in the discussion of our Weekly To Do on roof leaks.  Rhonda explains the challenges the roofing industry are going thru with an emphasis on tile roofs and supply chains. 

Also what the homeowner should look for when inspecting their roof for possible damage or leaks.  Getting ahead before winter rains.

Rhonda discusses the felt underlayment which is the water proofing material.  The many good, better, best options of underlay including what Lyons recommends for a good underlay with some impressive warranties.

Kohler was approved to build a new manufacturing plant in Casa Grande.  Kitchen & bath fixtures, generators, lighting and more.