I prefer to shop early in the season, rather than at the end of the season because the plants are usually in better shape and I get to watch how they’re doing for the rest of the Summer.

Here in Canada, we should know better and always be prepared for these things, but we still find ourselves with icy windshields and cars that need cleaning off at least a few times every year.. With a little bit of knowledge though, and some clever tricks, you can save yourself the pain of having to tackle the time consuming task of de-icing and de-snowing your car in the cold.. First of all, I have to tell you that I took these photos during the middle of a raging storm, with snow blowing off the fields and literally zero visibility.I wanted to take a few pics to set the mood, but I couldn’t exactly see what I was shooting, so I just stuck my camera out and snapped!

So you get what you get, but as you can see, we’ve had some serious snow lately.🙂 This was after Chris had already gone out and shoveled that morning.. On to some tips!.Here are some great things to do if you find snowy, freezing weather heading your way.. 1) Cover your windows!

Using car mats, carpet remnants, or sheets of plastic to cover your car windows will prevent them from getting any frost, snow, or ice on them in the first place.For the side windows, open the doors and let the plastic drape over the windows before closing the doors again.

This takes a bit of planning the night before, but you’ll sure be happy when you wake up in the morning!.

2) Another use for vinegar!There are so many amazing ideas and solutions out there, you just need to discover them and then make them your own!.

Work with your in-store cabinet designer.KraftMaid retailers, like The Home Depot, have in-store designers to help you work out all  of the finer details of your plan, which is super helpful.

They can’t read your mind though, so it’s important that you have a clear idea of what you want and need before you go into the store.The designer will help make your plans a reality by making your vanity fit into place properly and function the way you want.