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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Embracing the joys of home gardening often leads to innovative solutions and inventive DIY projects. Here's how to create a DIY trellis cage with a pool noodle.
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Moldy outdoor string lights can really put a damper on evening summer barbecues. Here's the best way to clean them and improve their appearance.
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Instead of running to the store searching and paying for a mallet, create one with a hammer and sponge, which can work similarly. Here's how.
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It's time to make cleaning your gutters a little easier. Here's how you can use a paint roller to make gutter cleaning practically effortless.
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A daybed has to check several boxes: it must save space, allow for lounging, and still make the room look appealing. Here's what to keep in mind.
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Want an easy way to increase your home's curb appeal? Find the best spot for your house number where guests and potential buyers can see it! Here's how.
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Not only does this resourceful hack solve the issue of sticky drawers, but it also helps put half-used bars of soap that have lying around the house to use.
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As much as we would like, there's no straight answer to how often you should replace your dishwasher's hose, as there are various factors to consider.
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Nothing's more annoying than trying to step into the shower and struggling to open the curtain. Luckily, many of us already own the solution to this problem.
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Is your mulch feeling lackluster? Surprisingly, adding aluminum foil to the organic mixture can have a positive impact on your garden. Here's how.
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Red pepper is for its signature heat and frequent use in the culinary world. Here's how a sprinkle of red pepper flakes can make your garden thrive.
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Outdoor furniture tends to be a magnet for pollen that may stain your pieces yellow. With a few simple steps you can remove pollen and prevent future problems.
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Not only can a dash of cinnamon add a touch of warmth to any dish, but it's also a versatile asset in the garden. However, is it an effective rooting hormone?
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A fireplace is the heart of any home, providing warmth and a gathering spot for friends and family alike. However, they can also serve as creative canvasses.
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Part of growing a healthy garden is choosing soil compatible with your plants. There are many options, including clay. However, is it right for your garden?
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Selecting the best flooring for your bathroom influences the aesthetics of your space. Here's how to choose the best non-slip floor materials.
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As we delve deeper into the benefits, we'll walk through the steps to effectively perform this technique and explore the pros and cons of wet sanding.
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Putting up drywall is a daunting task that requires specific tools, like a sanding pole. Luckily, you can easily transform a broom handle into a sanding pole.
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Pea gravel is a great low-maintenance option for building up your patio. Here's what you need to consider regarding costs, cleaning, and installation.
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Laying tiles is a DIY project that most homeowners can take on, but you need to do your research beforehand. So, is soaking tiles really necessary?
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Planters are expensive. Transforming your trash can into a stylish planter can save you money and make your garden more sustainable. Here's how.
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If your concrete is looking less than ideal due to rust stains, the can of WD-40 in your garage can help. Here's how to use the product for a fresh start.
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Bay windows can be stunning additions to the home, but there are a few things to consider before taking on this project. Here's what you should know.
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For a DIY, eco-friendly fix, cinnamon has plenty of surprising uses in the garden. Here's how you should be using the spice to help your greenery thrive.
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Screwing in a lightbulb is supposed to be easy -- but things get tricky fast when rust and corrosion are involved. Here's how Vaseline can help.
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There's no doubt that painting is a messy job -- but there are ways to minimize the damage. Here's how to avoid drips during your DIY project.
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Windows in the shower are prone to mold and water-related damage. Here's how you can waterproof your window on your own -- no professional assistance needed.