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Hello all my readers! 

Regarding my personal blog tutorials, I give you permission (you don't even need to ask!) to take a picture or two of my work and post a LINK back to my site for the full tutorial.  PLEASE, my personal policy is that you do not post my entire tutorial on your own blog.   If you would like me to do a guest post on your blog, this is different, so feel free to contact me. selina@hoitengineering.com


Full Disclosure

To be in compliance with the recent FTC ruling that bloggers need to disclose if they are being paid or compensated for their posts, the following is my full disclosure policy and how I do business:

Creative Juices Decor is a blog published by Selina Hoit.

* Of course I think it would be great to make just a little money (or get a few free products)  from all the crazy number of hours I work on this blog, therefore, Creative Juices Décor accepts forms of cash advertising, sponsorship, paid insertions and other forms of compensation.  Some of my links are affiliate links which means that if you purchase something from that link I get a small kickback. (this will not affect your cost!) 

* Some of my features are just amazing tutorials/ideas that I have found blog-surfing and I think you would love to read about also.  

* I blog with integrity. 

* I love being able to offer my readers free products/opportunities so when a relatable company comes to me with a promotion, if I can get something out of it for you guys, I try to do it!

* Occasionally, I’m given products, cash, gift cards, services, and trips in exchange for advertising and social media announcements. I will always write my honest opinions and experiences. I make most my money off of affiliate links. Majority of my affiliate links are from amazon, wayfair etsy home depot Lowes.

* If I am writing a post related to health or health food, I am not a certified nutritionist and the post will just be my own thoughts.  Please do your own research too!  My health posts are not intended for treatment or prevention of disease, or as a substitute for medical treatment, or as an alternative for medical advice. :-) 

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Last updated: May 2026


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