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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It's only natural that bees are attracted to your beautiful garden. However, you'll need this one vegetable on hand if they get a bit too close for comfort.
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Although painting your door hinges a fun color may seem like a cute and quirky idea, it can actually end up being a total disaster. Here's why
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If you see an earwig walking around your baseboards, there's no time like the present to steer them in the other direction. But will cinnamon keep them away?
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If you have a difficult time turning your lock, it might not be time to call the locksmith just yet. Instead, try lubricating it with this kitchen staple.
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It's all easy-breezy until your ceiling fan starts making that persistent rattling sound. Try repairing it using nothing more than a humble rubber band.
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High humidity levels can spell disaster for a bathroom. However, what is the appropriate amount of humidity for a space where moisture is constantly present?
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Pepper plants are technically perennials, yet those of us in cold areas tend to let them die off. With this hack, keep your peppers and grow them next season.
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If you're looking to make your dusting routine more efficient, consider adding baby oil into the mix. Here's why it's a valuable cleaning tool.
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The sight of cockroaches in the home can make most people cringe. Be sure to check out these unexpected spots where cockroaches love to lurk.
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Powdery mildew is never a welcome sight when it comes to your garden. Thankfully, you can use some kitchen staples to nip the problem in the bud.
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If you find yourself getting cuts or scratches from your tomato cages, this garden item can help create a safer environment and act as a cushion for the plant.
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Before painting a light wall a darker color, it's important to slather on a coat of primer. However, it's essential to choose the right shade.
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Sometimes wiring spans areas of a home, making it unclear if the right circuit breaker is "pantry," "kitchen," or "family." Here's a way to narrow things down.
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Keeping every area of the home spotlessly clean can sometimes feel overwhelming. This hack will make cleaning dead bugs out of the window a breeze.
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If you're a big wine drinker, you likely go through a few bottles a month. However, before tossing your wine corks, use them to try this handy kitchen hack.
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A common debate among gardeners is whether or not it's necessary to soak your clay pots before using them. We've broken down everything you need to know.
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Hanging a mirror is sometimes tricky, but it doesn't have to be! You can easily hang a mirror with pre-drilled holes with this simple and easy hack. Here's how.
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If you or your children love to craft, you know the pain of cleaning up the mess afterward. Luckily, you can avoid this headache with a bathroom essential.
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While dropping a favorite piece of jewelry down the sink drain can induce a sense of panic, retrieving your lost item is easier than you may think.
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Living in a big city is great, until you wake up one morning to cockroaches chilling in your living room. Luckily, this cup hack can save the day. Here's how.
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Improving a toilet's accessibility is crucial for anyone who needs an inclusive washroom that is usable by those with disabilities. Here's how to do it.
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There are several ways to maintain beautiful and polished wood floors. However, this one rule should be implemented on a daily basis. Here's why.
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Thoroughly cleaning your toilet is necessary to eliminate bacteria and maintain its quality. However, you may need a mirror to do so. Here's why.
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Ever opened up an old paint can only to find dried-up flakes floating on the surface? Luckily, you can prevent this with aluminum foil. Here's how.
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Deep cleaning your kitchen doesn't have to be a hassle. Rather than hand washing every nook and cranny, use the dishwasher to help clean certain items.
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While getting mud, food, or drink on your carpet can be a nuisance, there's a foolproof way to remove stains and leave your rug pristine once again.
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Would you love more functional prep and storage space in your kitchen? You can build your very own kitchen island with Home Depot's selection of cabinets.