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Simple Ideas to Create a Cozy Cottage Style Decor for Spring
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The perfect storage solution for my art studio.
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No More Doctor Drama: How This Book Transformed My Family’s Health
Imagine A Scenario: you're miles away from civilization, a sudden illness strikes your loved one, and reaching a doctor seems impossible. Panic sets in. But what if there was a trusted guide filled with practical knowledge to help you navigate such a situation?
The Home Doctor: Practical Medicine for Every Household" is more than just a first-aid manual; it's a lifeline for anyone who wants to be prepared for the unexpected. Here's why you should consider adding it to your family's preparedness kit.
Be Your Own Health Hero: This book equips you with the skills and knowledge to handle common ailments at home. From treating wounds to identifying signs of infection, "The Home Doctor" empowers you to take charge of your family’s well-being during emergencies.
Knowledge is Power: Forget relying on unreliable internet searches in a crisis. "The Home Doctor" provides clear, concise instructions, with diagrams and step-by-step procedures, so you can act with confidence, even under pressure.
Beyond Band-Aids: This book dives deeper than just basic first-aid. It includes information on natural remedies, building a well-stocked home pharmacy, and even creating a disaster preparedness plan."The Home Doctor" isn't a replacement for professional medical care, but it's an invaluable resource for anyone who wants to take a proactive approach to their family's health. It's peace of mind you can hold in your hands.
>>Ready to take control of your health and well-being? Don’t wait for an emergency to strike. Get your copy of "The Home Doctor" today and empower yourself with the knowledge to become your family’s health hero!
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10 Home Organization Tips You Can Implement Today for a Decluttered Home
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Are you tired of the endless clutter in your home? Do you feel like you’re constantly drowning in a sea of mess and chaos? It’s time to take action! Home organization doesn’t have to be a daunting task, and with the right mindset and tips, you’ll be well on your way to a clean and decluttered home. In this blog post, we’ll be sharing ten useful organization tips that you can start implementing…
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clearly I need a carpenter's tape measure now!
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4 Tips for DIY Taping Off When You Paint
Transform your painting game with sharp lines! 🎨✨ Prep surfaces, seal tape edges, and remove carefully for pro results. #DIYPainting #HomeImprovement
Painting can transform a space, but clean, crisp lines can make all the difference. Master the art of taping off with these simple tips to elevate your DIY painting projects: 1. Choose the Right Tape for the Job Not all painter’s tapes are created equal. Use high-quality tape designed for the surface you’re working on—delicate surfaces like wallpaper or freshly painted walls might need…
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A rant about kitchen utensils.
I’ve got nearly a decade of professional kitchen experience and I’ll tell you this now, don’t bother with a “fancy” knife for every occasion. Get yourself one decent knife appropriately sized for your comfort and a paring knife that’s all you need trust me. If for whatever reason you really need a specialty knife get a kiwi brand one, cheap as cheap can be but the factory edge on them are great.
If I go to your house and see you brought one of those knife blocks with the set with like 10 different knives I’m going to shake you by the shoulders there are zero on the market that you need. I use a chefs club mini I got back in culinary school and a vic ox paring knife I accidentally yoinked from a cafe I used to work at. All the other knives I’ve brought I only ever use when I’m too lazy to wash dishes.
Using the unglazed rim of a mug is fine you don’t need to buy a steeldick and launch the “three in one” knife sharpener out of your nearest window it’s a scam and will chew your blade up severely.
If you have small hands look for chefs knives that are less than 20cm, if you have hot sweaty hands look for a rubber grip. And unless you can commit to it don’t go for a wooden handle. About once every 1-3 months depending on frequency look at the wear and tear of all your utensils and learn how to maintain them. A good pair of kitchen shears will have a nut that is easy to remove when washing and a short point blade.
Some people dismiss it as an old wives tale but I swear by it, do NOT let your knives come into contact with metal especially other knives. It’ll dull the blade even in storage.
If you can learn how to peel with a knife, vegetable peelers are great for reducing waste but learning to peel with a knife will increase your bond and confidence handling a knife reducing risks and mess ups in the kitchen. And long peel ribbons are much easier to dispose of.
If I come to your house and see a glass cutting board I’m going to fnaf jump at you they are a total waste of money. Wood is the best hands down, if you’re nervous about bacteria hot soapy water and oiling your board when it starts to feel dry is more than enough. Bacteria is alive so if you dry your cutting board against a window sill it’ll have nothing to feed on and die.
If you soak dishes don’t soak knives because (a) it’s a hazard and (b) it will dull the blade. Also don’t soak anything porous or made of wood.
The two types of plate you are looking for are Oxford rim or coupe. I prefer going with a neutral or warm white high gloss at home. Feels elevated but still homely, also love a plate that is also a bowl. I prefer non textured plates with no designs on them as they are easier to clean and look less busy drawing the focus to what’s actually made. They’re also super cheap. What size dinner service ware should you get? Unless you’re planning on hosting regularly get your household size plus two.
I’ve been a sucker for a one task utensil and I’ve appreciated a one task utensil, if you see it frequently at second hand stores it’s for a reason. Consider the difficulty of cleaning, bulkiness and whether it’s actually worth having compared to using what you’ve already got. That being said ginger graters are worth it.
Pets keep jumping on the counter? Get motion sensor lights for your back splashes, it’ll startle them and make them think that you know they’re doing something naughty, also super helpful when you need to crawl to the fridge for a late night snack but don’t want the looming judgemental glare of overhead lighting.
Please clean the grease filter of your exhaust fan PLEASE CLEAN THE FILTER OF YOUR EXHAUST FAN.
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28 smart home setup tips
Transform your home into a connected oasis with these smart home setup tips.
Imagine walking into your home, and with just a simple command or a tap on your smartphone, the lights dim, your favorite playlist starts, and the temperature adjusts to the perfect setting. This is the magic of smart home technology—it transforms your living space into a convenient, connected haven that not only makes life easier but also saves energy and enhances security. In this guide,…
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How to Design Your Dream Walk-in Wardrobe
A walk-in wardrobe is a personal retreat that blends functionality with luxury. This guide offers essential tips for creating a stylish and organized space that enhances your daily dressing experience. Discover how to design the perfect walk-in wardrobe tailored to your needs!
1. Space Planning and Layout
– Utilize every inch effectively.
– Assess your needs: hanging clothes, shoes, or folded items.
– Create a practical layout tailored to your wardrobe requirements.
– Consider custom cabinetry with adjustable shelving for flexibility.
– Designate areas for different clothing lengths (e.g., long dresses vs. short shirts).
– Incorporate an island or middle unit for additional storage and counter space.
2. Lighting
– Transform the wardrobe into an opulent retreat with proper lighting.
– Use well-placed LED lights if natural light is unavailable.
– Install lighting strips along shelves and hanging rods for illumination.
– Opt for motion-sensing lights that activate upon entry.
– Choose warm-toned lights to create a peaceful ambiance.
3. Materials and Aesthetic
– Select materials that define both aesthetics and durability.
– Consider finishes like laminated wood or glass doors for elegance.
– Utilize custom cabinetry to match design elements throughout your home.
– Integrate features like pull-out racks and velvet-lined jewelry drawers for beauty and functionality.
4. Organization and Equipment
– Plan for a thoughtful organization with clever accessories.
– Incorporate drawer dividers, hanging hooks, and pull-out baskets.
– Designate areas for accessories (belts, ties, scarves) to minimize clutter.
– An organized wardrobe saves time and enhances your daily routine.
5. Personalization and Style
– Reflect your personal style through a color palette and design theme.
– Choose between modern, minimalist, classic, or elegant styles.
– Include personal touches like artwork or decor.
– Create a stylish extension of your home that feels uniquely yours.
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10 DIY Halloween costumes you can make at home
Halloween is just around the corner, and there's no need to break the bank on a pricey costume. With a little creativity, you can whip up some fantastic DIY costumes using items you can easily find. From spooky to hilarious, here are 10 DIY Halloween costumes you can make at home, each with a breakdown of the key elements you'll need.
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Wait but what about dust and silverfish?
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For those with homes built to keep heat in, not let it out: aluminum foil your windows, shiny side out. Cover the window, tape up the sides, maybe tape cardboard behind it to help insulate from the heat outside and absorb heat that gets through the foil.
Love, a former Californian, whose had to keep houses cool without any electricity.
P.S. this is a method endorsed by FEMA and the Department of Energy, so if you need more than anecdotal evidence, there ya go.
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Seasonal home upgrades, such as home repairs or appliance upkeep, are critical to maintain the home's beauty and value. As seasons change, it's imperative to take stock of needed maintenance, including winterizing homes for rain or snow
#Janet Walker#Haute-Lifestyle.com#The-Entertainment-Zone.com#Home Tips#Interior Designs#Lawn care#landscaping#hardscaping#home maintenance
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