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HEARTH
We carry the largest selection of gas, wood, and pellet fireplaces, inserts, and stoves.
OUTDOOR LIVING
Adding an outdoor living area will not only give you a great place to relax.
WARWICK, RI SHOWROOM
Our showroom in conveniently located on Rt 2 (Bald Hill Rd), in Warwick RI.
phone 844-401-2876
Warwick Hours:
Mon | 10 - 6
Tues | 10 - 6
Wed | 10 - 6
Thur | 10 - 7
Frid | 10 - 5
Sat | 10 - 5
Sun | Closed
HOLLISTON, MA SHOWROOM
Our showroom in conveniently located on Rt 16 (Washington St), in Holliston, MA.
phone 844-508-2876
Holliston Hours:
Mon | 10 - 5:30
Tue | 10 - 5:30
Wed | 10 - 5:30
Thur | 10 - 5:30
Frid | 10 - 5:30
Sat | 9 - 4:30
Sun | Closed
WESTPORT, MA SHOWROOM
Our showroom in conveniently located on Rt 6 (State Rd), in Westport, MA
phone 844-774-2876
Westport Hours:
Mon | 10 - 5
Tue | 10 - 5
Wed | 10 - 5
Thur | 10 - 6:
Frid | 10 - 5
Sat | 10 - 5
Sun | Closed
WHITINSVILLE, MA WAREHOUSE
Our Whitinsville, MA location is for our commercial only customers and is located in a historic mill in downtown Whitinsville, MA
phone (508) 234-2800
Commercial Hours:
Mon - Fri | 8 - 5
LATEST NEWS
Hello, Monday, and hello heat-wave relief! For the start of the week, we're planning some classic summer salads featuring seasonal greens, fruits, cheeses and protein. This beauty - all on the grill in under 30 minutes - comes via the wonderful Half Baked Harvest.
"The best bright, colorful, and fresh summer salad, full of grilled shrimp, corn, peaches, and tomatoes and finished with a creamy avocado vinaigrette.
"The shrimp is spicy, a little smoky, and extra zesty. I tossed it with chipotle chili powder for some heat (use more or less depending on your preferences), smoky paprika, and lots of fresh lemon and lime zest. I then grilled it up to give the shrimp some nice char marks and another layer of flavor.
While the shrimp is grilling, I also like to grill up some ciabatta bread and corn to use in the salad. The grilled ciabatta is one of my favorite elements of this salad. Not only does it add the carbs (my favorite), but it also adds a nice crunch and soaks up the avocado vinaigrette, making the bread even more flavorful."
What do you think? Let us know if you give this recipe a spin, or if you add your own touches. Here's to summer grilling!
www.halfbakedharvest.com/grilled-shrimp-salad/
2 hours ago
By now, most of us know the benefits of unplugging and reconnecting with real people in real time. It's what humans crave! As you head into another glorious summer week in the great outdoors, know that you're not only having fun, you're actually doing good for mind and body. Need more convincing? Here's what researchers have to say about why nature is good for kids’ minds:
It builds confidence. The way that kids play in nature has a lot less structure than most types of indoor play. There are infinite ways to interact with outdoor environments, from the backyard to the park to the local hiking trail or lake, and letting your child choose how he treats nature means he has the power to control his own actions.
It promotes creativity and imagination. This unstructured style of play also allows kids to interact meaningfully with their surroundings. They can think more freely, design their own activities, and approach the world in inventive ways.
It teaches responsibility. Living things die if mistreated or not taken care of properly, and entrusting a child to take care of the living parts of their environment means they’ll learn what happens when they forget to water a plant, or pull a flower out by its roots.
It provides different stimulation. Nature may seem less stimulating than your son’s violent video game, but in reality, it activates more senses—you can see, hear, smell, and touch outdoor environments.
It gets kids moving. Most ways of interacting with nature involve more exercise than sitting on the couch. Your kid doesn’t have to be joining the local soccer team or riding a bike through the park—even a walk will get her blood pumping. Not only is exercise good for kids’ bodies, but it seems to make them more focused.
It makes them think. Nature creates a unique sense of wonder for kids that no other environment can provide. The phenomena that occur naturally in backyards and parks everyday make kids ask questions about the earth and the life that it supports.
It reduces stress and fatigue. According to the Attention Restoration Theory, urban environments require what’s called directed attention, which forces us to ignore distractions and exhausts our brains. In natural environments, we practice an effortless type of attention known as soft fascination that creates feelings of pleasure, not fatigue.
(Thanks to childmind.org/article/why-kids-need-to-spend-time-in-nature/)
6 days ago
TIP: What's a grill master to do when they're craving a great smoky flavor, but the grill is gas-fired? Easy - just add a Smoker Box! This simple inexpensive accessory adds delicious smoke flavor to any grilled meal by infusing food with a hint of hickory, apple, oak, or cherry wood. Just set the Smoker Box right on top of your cooking grates to transform any gas grill into a smoke cooker.
The easiest way to up your barbecue game is to start experimenting with accessories. We have tons of great accessories in store, so come explore some new ways to use and enhance your BBQ setup. Smokers, wood chips, baskets, pizza stones, and so much more. So let the fun begin!
2 weeks ago
Classic grilled spare ribs are as summer as ice cream and trips to the beach, so let's take a look at how to prep delicious ribs without spending a half day doing so - on the Big Green Egg - where you grill the ribs briefly at the end of their preparation. For the sweet spare ribs marinade, you can use a simple homemade sauce featuring rosemary, thyme, and honey that is absorbed into the meat during cooking.
The weekend's coming, so what's on your entertaining calendar, and how can we help you bring friends and family together? If you've been thinking of a new grill, we have lots of options to fit any budget and cook, so come stop by and see what's in store. $100 in free accessories with any purchase of $1,000 or more. So if you're thinking of a Big Green Egg, this deal's for you.
www.biggreenegg.eu/en/inspiration/recipes/grilled-spare-ribs-with-a-sweet-marinade
2 weeks ago
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This time of year we get lots of questions from customers about the best ways to monitor and maintain the water in their hot tub. Clear water is great, but it doesn’t necessarily mean clean water. It’s possible for your spa water to look fine as it deteriorates your hot tub and health. So instead of guessing, let's talk for a moment about pH levels and why you should test them regularly to maintain a clean and healthy spa.
What is pH?
Water pH is a measure of how acidic or alkaline the water solution is according to the concentration of hydrogen ions. The pH scale runs from 1 to 14, with 7.0 being neutral. Any measure below 7.0 is considered acidic, which can cause deterioration of the fittings and surfaces of your hot tub. Any measure above 7.0 is considered alkaline. The optimal pH for hot tub water is 7.4, which happens to be the same pH level as the human eye.
The kinds of water and sanitizer you use in your spa can change the pH level. Hard water and well water, for example, have different pH levels than fresh water.
Sanitizers also have different pH ranges, so you need to be careful when adding these product so they don't further imbalance the pH level of the hot tub water.
Want to learn more, or have any questions? Feel free to give us a call. We carry a complete line of high quality water care products designed specifically for compatibility with your spa - so you can be sure your hot tub is filled with the cleanest, safest and most comfortable water possible.
Take a look, and learn the 4 essential steps to test your water.
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