Tips for updating your home and keeping it safe, efficient, and comfortable.
Plants are a great way to spruce up your living space and add more life to your home. Besides being beautiful, plants can also improve your indoor air quality. And while you may think caring for plants (and keeping them alive) is out of your reach, it might not be as challenging as you think.
Your home is where you feel safe, secure, and at peace. In recent months, it’s been your sanctuary in an uncertain world. One way to keep stress and anxiety out of your safe haven is to allow more positivity to come in.
You’re ready to upgrade your kitchen. You have the funds set aside, now it’s time to find the right contractor for your project. But as you begin your search, you realize hiring a contractor is not as easy as you thought it would be.
Working from home may be a benefit you enjoy. You can manage your day as you wish and avoid the daily grind of getting to and from an office. But whether you work from home every day or just a few days a week, you can maximize your productivity by creating a comfortable and functional home office space.
As the temperature drops, it’s time to unpack your sweaters and use your spare change for an extra latte here and there. It’s also time to think about preparing your home for colder weather. Below you’ll find a few tips to help you get started.
Your pet is considered a valued member of your family. You love him, care for him, and treat him as part of the family. But your pet may also bring unwanted challenges — odors, extra hair, and allergens. In fact, studies have shown that some pet owners prefer to suffer from allergies caused by their pet rather than lose his or her companionship.
The anticipation of your much-needed getaway is exciting. But before you pack your bags, take a moment to consider your home’s security. There are many ways to keep your home safe while you’re away.
Even with regular maintenance and planning, unexpected home repairs can occur. Whether you have to replace your water heater, put in new flooring due to a flood, or replace the sensors in your garage door, you’ll want to be financially prepared to take care of these issues quickly.
Many of us have a little clutter around our homes — whether it’s paperwork stacked on the kitchen counter, or boxes stacked in the basement or garage. So when does clutter become a problem? When you spend too much time looking for things “you know you have somewhere.”
We’ve seen difficult days recently, and it can be challenging to summon feelings of joy. But pure joy is kindled within and is unique to you — it may just be a matter of knowing where to find it. Perhaps it’s related to finding a higher purpose in your life or having more contact with family and friends. Whatever rejuvenates you, that’s your best place to start.