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Dreading having to go out tomorrow and shovel your drive & walkways? A helpful tip (link below) says to coat both sides of the shovel blade with a non-stick cooking spray and the heavy snow will slide right off your shovel...Happy snow day! https://www.bobvila.com//23-brilliant-hacks-to-help-you-we

Taking a minute to appreciate our unique Philadelphia homes. Close to 100 years old, and still offering the same charm & beauty! Have a great weekend everyone

Coming soon to Ambler! This fully renovated, 5 bedroom / 2.5 bath residence will be available for showings in July 2020. Stay tuned for more information...

What you may not know about your Dry Cleaner... Rosemore Cleaners & Tailors is one of our favorite family owned & operated small businesses. Not only does Rosemore offer remarkable pricing, but they will deep clean, press, steam, and alter almost anything! Were you looking to have your bed comforter cleaned? Rosemore will take care of it for $20-$25. With Summer near, you may be wondering how to clean the cushions and coverings for your outdoor furniture? Rosemore will clean them for around $3 per cushion. Rosemore Cleaners & Tailors 1009 W County Line Road, Hatboro, PA 19040 #supportsmallbusinessess

Little known facts about our great city It all started in the 1930’s without the cheese A South Philly hot dog vendor who goes by the name of Pat Olivieri, decided to grill some beef from the butcher and put it on an Italian roll. A passing cab driver caught a whiff and asked for the steak sandwich. As you might expect, word spread quickly throughout the cabbie rumor mill and drivers from all over the city paid Olivieri a visit for his popular steak sandwich. It wasn’t too long before Pat decided to open up the infamous ‘Pat’s Steaks’. Interestingly enough, cheese wasn’t introduced to the steak sandwich until the 1940’s! Then along came Geno’s in 1966, and the rest is history! #phillyhistory #foodforthought @ Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Little known facts about our great city Did you know William Penn is 37ft tall? Yes, it is true - The statue of William Penn on top of City Hall is 37ft tall! In fact, this stands as the tallest statue atop a building in the world! In Philadelphia there’s a Gentleman’s Agreement that no skyscraper will ever be built higher than the brim of Penn’s hat #phillyrealestate