Omaha, along. (KMTV) -an this Saturday will share local experts on this Saturday tips on garden and articles of artchildren to re-examine and restore the household materials, including furniture.
- The market seller Diane Flynn shows the buyers how to take an article out of the store, like an old bank, and spice it up.
- Every year the restoration of habitats saves around 300,000 objects from the landfill.
- The event takes place from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at both restoration location.
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The price of daily life is increasing, but the large purchases you have to do does not have to break the bank. I am restoring in the habitat to find ways to save money so that you can expand your dollar and help the planet.
This Saturday, the restoration of habitats not only has its greatest sale of the year, but also the day of the earth.
Local experts share tips on gardening and wallp (pocket-friendly options to re-examine and restore the household materials, including furniture.
“The older things in particular is a solid wood. It is a better quality. The older objects that they believe are not good – they can grind them. They are usually not a cheap veneer. They are a good solid object,” said Lorette Orsi, the shop manager.
The market seller Diane Flynn shows the buyers how to take an article out of the store, like an old bank, and spice it up.
“I love to share people how to take a piece that has no hope, just give them a few ideas, and then they have an incentive to change it because they don't have to pay for anything.”
Every year the restoration of habitats saves around 300,000 objects from the landfill.
If you buy an article here, which has been restored, save around 75% compared to the purchase.
The event takes place from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at both restoration location.