Your guide to vegetable patch success
Local gardening expert and All The Dirt podcast host Deryn Thorpe covers the basics of setting up and maintaining a flourishing home veggie patch.
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Living from garden to plate with Guy Jeffreys | Homegrown Goodness
Speak to Guy Jeffreys and it quickly becomes clear his career was always going to revolve around food: either growing or cooking it.
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Five native edible plants for your garden | Homegrown Goodness
It’s easy to grow native edible plants your backyard and put them to good use in the kitchen.
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A buyer’s guide to your next home gas appliance purchase
These are some of the factors to consider when choosing your next gas appliance.
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Get the scoop on tasty local ice-cream and gelato
Here’s our red-hot-scoop on icy-cold-scoop spots around WA to save you having to scour the city for a top-notch gelato (or ice-ceram) fix!
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Seven simple activities for family fun at home
Here’s seven home activities to help keep the family engaged, educated and (eventually) tuckered out. You might even have a bit of fun yourself!
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10 home energy saving tips for those in Australia’s hot and humid areas
Did you know around 40% of energy in the average Australian home is used for cooling or heating? Here are ten ways to save on energy usage.
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Five thought starters for managing your spending so you can let life flow
Taking some time to assess your current financial situation and look for realistic solutions can help your household live and breathe the “less spent, more saved” mantra.
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All the dirt on home gardening success | Homegrown Goodness
Passionate and knowledgable gardeners, Deryn Thorpe and Steve Wood present Australia’s most popular gardening podcast, All The Dirt.
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A simple guide to home composting | Homegrown Goodness
It’s easy to reduce kitchen waste and create a valuable fuel to enrich your next crop of homegrown goodness.
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Five tips for saving energy in your home, so you save on your gas bill
Looking to minimise costs and increase your energy savings? Here are five simple tips to keep warm and heat up your savings before the winter chill sets in.
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Five steps for a thriving fruit and veggie patch | Homegrown Goodness
There’s little more satisfying than picking delicious homegrown produce and making it shine in the kitchen.
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Five National Parks to wander into in Western Australia
If you hope to see more of WA’s national parks, these five incredible places aren’t to be missed. Dust off your camping gear – these parks are perfect for nights under the stars.
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Kwik-Gas at home and on the road
Kwik-Gas are small, convenient gas cylinders for your barbecue, caravan and portable camping needs. Our safe and reliable cylinders are available to purchase, refill or swap at your nearest re-seller.
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Energy saving tips for the kitchen
Read on for some easy ways to incorporate energy efficiency into daily life. Each tip may only bring small savings but add them all up and you’ll quickly notice a difference in your energy bills!
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Keep your LPG going with a simple cylinder check
Sometimes we don’t give our LPG supply much thought – which is when the potential for household hiccups can occur. Keep your gas going strong with a few helpful tips.
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Five ways your smartphone can help you save
The old saying goes, a dollar saved is a dollar earned. And today, your smartphone can help you keep more money where it belongs – in your pocket.
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Our customers share their home cleaning tips for spring
We put the call out to Kleenheat customers for inspiration on some sure-fire spring cleaning tips to simplify the process and have your home sparkling in no time.
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Autumn energy: five tips to help your costs drop like leaves
Autumn’s an ideal time to get our home ready for the cool weather around the corner, looking for opportunities to maximise energy efficiency and minimise costs.
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9 simple tips to warm your home this winter
Here are seven practical tips you can adopt to help you and your family stay warm while saving energy. 1. Stop door draughts A ‘sausage dog’ or ‘snake’ can be very useful in the cooler months of the year. Use one to cover the gap between the door and the floor. This will help to […]