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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Many great landscaping hacks are available to us thanks to social media apps like TikTok. And yet, not many are as easy as this trick that uses a garden hose.
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Do you need a quick and efficient way to clean your sandpaper? Surprisingly, you can do so with this unconventional cleaning tool. Here's how.
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If your faded shutters are in need of some love, avoid the expense of slathering on a new coat of paint with this simple and effective hack.
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Are skunks ruining your carefully maintained garden? If so, you might try sprinkling this common vegetable around your yard to keep the pests from returning.
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Have moles turned your lawn into their new home? Luckily, you can quickly kick them out with the help of a popular kitchen spice you likely already have.
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Although planting sunflowers and black eyed susans together may seem like a beautiful idea, they're actually awful garden companions. Here's why.
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Don't panic if you discover burn marks on clothes that have been through the dryer - a handy bathroom staple and a hot iron can remove the marks in record time.
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Finding maggots in your home would make anyone squirm. Before you break out the insecticides, however, consider killing the pests with this natural hack.
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The sight of stink bugs in your home can send shivers down anyone's spine. However, there's one big mistake you want to avoid making when you spot one.
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Properly maintaining a glue gun is essential for its lifespan and your safety. If you're guilty of glue gun misuse, try this easy hack for keeping yours clean.
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Accidents happen, but that doesn't mean you have to deal with the smell. Here's the best way to lift that urine odor right out of your couch.
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Over time, your lawn equipment can accumulate build-up that can affect safety and performance. Fortunately, you can remedy this with a common household staple.
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Use a salad spinner to ensure you're providing your plants with healthy soil. This tool not only cleans your salad but can also purify your soil. Here's how.
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When doing your laundry, there are ways to make the process easier. Check out the risk-free way to hang a sweater without stretching or misshaping it.
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Some believe adding aluminum foil balls to their toilet tank can help remove stains. However, there is some evidence to know before trying it yourself.
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Toothpaste isn't just great for cleaning and freshening your teeth; it has similar benefits in some areas of your home. Try this hack for brighter fridge parts.
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If you've spotted a cockroach or two inside your kitchen cupboards, it's time to repel them with a common kitchen ingredient you likely already have.
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Do you have a bottle of hydrogen peroxide in your pantry? It turns out it's a great staple to have in your garden shed come spring. Here's why.
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Are you dealing with dull bathroom fixtures and gnarly soap scum? This common household staple is the unlikely savor you've been looking for.
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Have you suffered from one too many bug bites while working in your garden? It may be time to reach into your kitchen cabinet for this spice.
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Are you curious about your tree's health? One easy and quick way to get an idea of your tree's condition is by using a single penny. Here's how.
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Having a hard time scrubbing away the stubborn burnt bits on your pots and pans? Then, it may be time to reach for a used tea bag. Here's why.
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Everyone thinks golden bamboo is a gorgeous plant until they can't control its spread. Avoid growing this invasive plant by finding a better alternative here.
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Those living in warmer regions have likely seen a scorpion or two crawl across their floor. Keep away these arachnids with this kitchen ingredient.
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Is your sprinkler system not working as efficiently as you hoped? Grab a can of WD-40 to improve its functionality and better hydrate your lawn. Here's how.
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Eliminate water stains from your home with the help of a common pantry staple. With just a few steps, you'll make fixtures, appliances, and dishware shine.
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Sleeping at night proves difficult when a cricket is chirping outside your window. Luckily, this aromatic herb helps to keep them away. Here's how.