Jenny Tinder
School
Portland State University, National University
Expertise
Staging Homes For Sale, Inexpensive And Effective DIY Projects, Planning For Successful Home Remodel Projects
- Jenny has bought and sold more than half-a-dozen homes ranging from newly-built to 30+ years old.
- Her most peculiar discovery in a purchased home? The five-foot tall cardboard Oscar statue in the attic.
- Jenny also holds a Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification.
Experience
Jenny's passion for home improvement projects ranges from painting a wall to more ambitious projects like building home additions. With an uncanny ability to uncover hidden gems in the real estate market, she expertly transforms these homes into personalized havens. Jenny has lived in all four time zones in the US, always in search of the perfect home. Jenny's vibrant writing career, spanning several years, encompasses a vast array of genres and formats. Her corporate writing experiences have seen her crafting everything from meticulous project and sales documentation to precise legal testimony and project progress reports. Recently, she has teamed up with Aces in Action, infusing new life into their content, giving their social media posts a fresh spin, and embarking on exciting blog and newsletter projects.
Education
Jenny holds a B.S. degree in Psychology and Technical Writing from Portland State University and an MBA from National University.
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Stories By Jenny Tinder
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Maintaining a clean birdbath is a responsibility you take on once you bring birds to your yard; and with this household essential, you can easily do just that.
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Various animals are attracted to this food source that may be living in -- and damaging -- your lawn. If crows are in your yard, they may indicate a problem.
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As a cleaning agent, hydrogen peroxide can effectively address hard water stains and other discolorations. It can leave your dirty bathtub sparkling clean.
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No one wants the mess and potential expense caused by a clogged drain. This simple ingredient could keep the water flowing, and you may even already have it.
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Creating a snake-free yard is vital for several reasons, with safety being the most important. A household staple may be the simple solution you need.
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Grease stains are among the most frustrating laundry problems we deal with. If you need to blot a grease stain quickly, use this one sweet ingredient.
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Fleas and ticks pose significant threats to you and your pet's health, so maintaining a pest-free lawn ensures the ability to enjoy your outdoor spaces.
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Talcum powder is used in a variety of products, including baby powder and paint. So, it's really no surprise that it may be able to get rid of silverfish.
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If you spot an earwig in your space, your first instinct may be to kill it. But after learning about the potential benefits they provide, you might reconsider.
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No one wants a mice infestation problem in their home. To keep mice at bay, without the use of harsh pesticides, turn to this potent essential oil.
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If you live somewhere with freezing winter temperatures, then ice dams forming on your roof is going to be a concern. Here's how to prevent them.
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Now you see it, now you don't! Dive into the latest TikTok trick to hide away this kitchen essential while giving you more of that precious counter space.
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To create a bird-friendly yard, you can easily make a DIY birdhouse using popsicle sticks -- perfect for engaging children with a fun and easy craft.
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Rats and mice infesting your home can lead to serious problems. But there's a popular condiment that will keep these vermin from invading your space.
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Soap scum can be difficult to remove from bathroom surfaces, but fortunately, the power of laundry detergent can help make the job easier. Here's how.
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Fertilizing your yard's shrubs and bushes is crucial for maintaining their health and promoting robust growth. Luckily, there's an easy way to feed your yard.
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If you've ever dealt with an ant infestation, you know how annoying they can be. Luckily, with help from this household staple, you can be ant-free in no time.
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Groundhogs, often found burrowing near sheds and decks, can significantly damage property and yards. Try this tip to prevent them from getting under your shed.
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Cats can pose a threat to birds and other wildlife. Thankfully, there are several methods to deter cats, allowing birds to feed safely in your yard.
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Although weevils pose no threat to humans or pets and aren't disease carriers, you probably still don't want them in your pantry. Cinnamon is a natural remedy.
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The way you use fabric softener is a personal choice. But, if you need a change, learn about this easy hack that'll dispense it at exactly the right time.
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Silverfish thrive in dark, humid areas such as attics and bathrooms. Luckily, you probably have an item in your kitchen that can deter these pests.
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When you get tree sap on your clothing, it can be tough to remove. However, there's one household item you probably have on hand that can tackle the job.
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Storing your leftover paint doesn't need to be an unorganized mess. Instead, try repurposing an old ketchup bottle for quick and easy touch up paint jobs.
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WD-40 is a versatile and indispensable tool for silencing squeaks around the household. Here's how you can put it to use with your wicker furniture.
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Japanese beetles can destroy foliage throughout your landscaping. Try this common household item to make your plants less attractive to these pests.
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Your sewing room is filled with hard work. Not only should it be organized for working, but your things should be stored safely. This pool noodle hack can help.