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megan-loves-surveys · 5 months

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#33.

Do you think you could handle a job in the medical field? Why or why not? No, not my thing.

What is one electronic device you own that you have not used in a long time? My iPad. It's super old and it ran out of space a long time ago, I didn't have enough room on it for iOS updates lol.

Do you prefer to play chess or checkers? Checkers I guess, I don't get chess.

If you had to go an entire week without using any technology, what do you think you would spend most of your time doing instead? Reading, writing, sleeping, cleaning and decluttering my room etc.

Would you rather travel to Asia or France? Asia if it's Japan, otherwise France.

Do you prefer dark, brown or white chocolate? Milk, but I'll eat them all.

Would you rather visit Australia, Germany, Croatia, or Jamaica? Germany cos I've been to Australia loads already, and the other two don't really interest me.

Would you prefer a pet rat, mouse, snake, lizard or spider? Rat or mouse! I love those little guys.

Have you ever fallen into a hole or crevice whilst hiking? No.

A romantic meal, a trip to a theme park, or go to a concert? Depends what concert xD If it's someone I like then the choice is a no brainer. Otherwise I pick a theme park.

How often do you wear necklaces? Never.

Would you rather wear a bracelet or a necklace? Bracelets, I own loads! My fave is my Pandora charm bracelet.

When was the last time you had a donut? Ooooh... a few months ago.

What’s your favorite song by Miley Cyrus? Liberty Walk or Bottom Of The Ocean.

Who do you absolutely adore? My parents, my boyfriends, my friends and Jon Moxley :P

Have you ever had a crush on a kinda-country boy? No.

Do you care about any of your exes at all? No, but I do hope they're doing well.

Who last slapped your butt? My boyfriend for sure haha.

Where have you lived throughout your life? Auckland, but all different parts of it. I grew up in central, but now I live out east.

What kind of cake did you have for your last birthday? I've not had a cake for years. My Mum teased getting me one this year though xD

Have you ever had a panic attack? Yep.

Anyone’s birthday coming up soon? Today is my boyfriend's birthday actually!! <3 We're celebrating on Friday though cos it's Wednesday. Fun fact, until my birthday in July, he's 19 years older than me, not 18 xD

When at a restaurant, do you put your napkin on your lap? Yep, I do with that every napkin at any time lol. I did it earlier today when I had lunch.

Do you prefer electric or manual pencil sharpeners? Dunno, I never use them haha.

Are your biceps at all noticeable? No.

When are you moving next? No clue. I don't think we're moving anytime soon unless I decide to move in with my boyfriend, but it wouldn't be much of a change cos he lives on the same street as me xD

Have you ever had a bad concert experience? No.

Have you ever carried a concealed weapon? No.

Do you call your boyfriend “Monkey”? No, why would I?

Would you rather go to Greece or France? France, I've always wanted to go to Paris.

How would you spend a day at the beach? I don't really like the beach tbh.

Have you ever experienced altitude sickness? Don't think so.

Was the last show you watched a re-run? No, it was a new episode of my local soap opera, and right now I'm watching the new weekly ep of WWE Raw.

What’s your biggest priority right now? The people in my life.

What does it feel like to fall asleep in someone’s arms? Depends on how comfortable I am and what the temperature is.

Do you recall the first time that you learned the truth about sex? Dunno, maybe sex ed class?

Do you need the opinion of others to make yourself feel worthwhile? Nah. I don't care what people think of me, they can like me or not.

Have you ever rubbed anyone’s feet? Yes.

What is one thing you fantasize or daydream about doing? Attending the Royal Rumble or Eurovision. Probably will never happen cos I don't have the money but I can dream xD

What would you rather: lethal injection, electric chair, or hanging? Ugh... I guess the injection.

Have you taken someone’s virginity? No.

What would you say if the person you love/like kissed another girl/boy? Be like WTF? Out of character for him, he's very loyal.

Does the person you have feelings for right now, know you do? Yes. Haha, we're in a relationship xD

Why did you kiss the last person you kissed? Cos I was leaving his house.

Did you hug/kiss one of your parents today? Yes, my Dad!

Who would you like to see in concert? Ayumi Hamasaki. It'll never happen unless I go to Japan when she's touring lol. I love her so much though, I'd be so happy if I got to see her in person!

Who was the first person to ever ask you out? A boy at school. I said no xD

What’s one thing your partner must be able to accept about you? My love of wrestling xD You gotta accept that I have a big Jon Moxley standee in my room and posters of The Shield guys all over my walls lol.

Are there any videos of yourself on YouTube? Yes.

What’s one thing that’s annoying you about the book you’re reading now? It's almost over, lol.

Do you have trouble letting friends go when you need to? I dunno.

If you had a daughter, would you allow sleepovers? Of course. I had hundreds of sleepovers growing up, some of the most fun times of my life. I don't get the paranoia about them these days, they're an important part of growing up - bonding with your girlfriends!

Which do you like better, your first name or your middle name? Middle name, my first name has been ruined by certain things.

Where is your brother? I don't have any brothers.

Do you like using terms of endearment? Oh yeah, I love them being used on me and using them on other people.

Do you have any plans for tomorrow? It's Mother's Day, and we're watching the Eurovision final! Can't wait.

What’s the longest movie you’ve ever seen? One of the LOTR ones?

What was the last thing you wrote down in the notes app on your phone? I added to my Converse list cos I bought a new pair.

Would you ever want to visit South Korea? Yes, that'd be cool.

Do you own anything from Victoria’s Secret “Pink” line? Do you really think the clothes are worth the price? No, and I don't really know cos I don't go to their store lol.

Who would you say is the overall best person you know, and why? So hard to pick cos my parents are great and so is my boyfriend, so is my friends etc.

Do you have a specific gas station you usually go to? Or do you stop wherever? I don't have a car, but if I did, I'd probably go to the BP that's like 2 mins away.

What is your opinion on dating someone who already had a child/children from a previous relationship? My boyfriend has 2 adult sons (one of them is only 4 years younger than me lol), I'm fine with that. I don't think I'd date a guy with young kids though.

Have you recently accomplished anything that you are proud of yourself for? Not really, but that's ok.

Are you still friends with any of your exes? Do you still communicate with any of them at all? No, I don't talk to any of them.

Is there anyone that you text on a regular basis that you do not have saved in your phone? If so, why don’t you have their number saved? Not that I can think of.

What’s the color of your front door? It's frosted glass with a black outline.

How many people have you been really in love with? One.

How frequently are you inclined to read, and how much? It really depends. Sometimes I read loads, sometimes not at all.

How do you feel after spending a great quantity of time online? Again, it depends on what I've been doing online.

What is something you hope you never have to do again? Surgery of any kind.

Have you ever seen a leech in person? No?

What are two things you’d tell your child self that you wish you would’ve known then? Don't go to university for what you did, study law or computers of some kind instead!!! Trust me on this.

Did you used to play hopscotch? Oh, all kids did lol.

Do you have anything monogrammed? No.

Have you ever joined a mosh pit? No. The concerts I go to don't usually have them :P

Have you ever been hurt by a narcissist? No.

Have you forgiven everyone who’s wronged you? Oh yeah. I forgive, but I don't forget.

What’s your favourite thing to do at sunrise? Sleep xD

What does Notre Dame Cathedral mean to you, and how has its fire affected you? It's sad, but it doesn't affect me that much.

Are you prophetic? Dunno?

Have you ever smoked weed, and if yes, did you like it? I've never done it, and I don't think I ever will. The smell of it is gross.

Does your town’s hospital have a good reputation? Yes.

Have you ever read a Bible verse and thought, “this isn’t true”? If so, what do you do when that happens? I'm atheist, so no.

What is your favorite shade of brown? Hmm, a nice chocolatey one.

Do you prefer kale, lettuce, or spinach? Lettuce.

Can you usually tell when someone has feelings for you? Mostly.

Do you know what things your pet(s) prefers to eat? -

Would you ever consider visiting Texas? I've already been there, I went to Dallas in 2016. Dallas was great, I enjoyed it.

Did you ever want a pony for a gift as a kid? No.

Do you know who your mom’s favourite singer is? The Beatles and this singer named Christie.

Have you ever tried to surf? No.

Do you want to learn? Sure.

Honestly, have you ever mooned anybody? Yes LOL. Before I moved out of my childhood house, my friend and I mooned the street xD No idea why we did it, but we did.

Which one of your family members do you wish you could see more often? My stepmum, I love her but I don't see her much.

What room in your house is the messiest? My room, but not like overly so, it's just got a lot of stuff in it.

Are you proud of your parents? Yes.

Have you ever used a “puppy face” to get your way? Haha yes, I use it on my boyfriend xD

Do you have dimples when you smile? No.

Have you ever carved anything into a tree? No.

Who will you be with Saturday night? I'll go see my boyfriend, so him.

What woke you up this morning? My alarm. I usually wake up before it, so it's surprising actually.

Did you kiss or hug anyone today? Yes.

When were you the saddest in your life? Mid 2017 when I broke my shoulder, then 2 weeks after my surgery, my Grandma died. Worst time.

Do you ever get groceries delivered to your house? Never.

What was the last job interview you went to where you didn’t get the job? Do you think the interview went well or not? That's most interviews except the one for my current job. And I thought it went well, but then they ghosted me and never got back to me. Guess I dodged a bullet.

What’s your favorite pasta shape? Dunno, any of them lol.

What’s one of the saddest movies you’ve ever seen? Hmm.

What was the last physical pain you experienced? Migraine, last night.

Do you know anyone who is terminally ill? No, thank god.

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cg29fics · 2 years

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Previous. Chapter 41. Woken

Chapter 42. Visits.

Back at the hospital: 9am.

Shortly after Virgil had woken, the rest of the family had arrived and had spent some quality time with him. Each one delighted that, although he was still very ill, he was breathing, and fighting to stay with them. As Virgil was currently dosing, Ruth had remained at his side, while Jeff gathered everyone else in the canteen to go over any more information they had found on Sanderson and Andrews.

“So, what have you uncovered?” Jeff questioned.

“We started by looking at Maria Andrews,” John began, “as we know she’s got three younger brothers. The two youngest, who were just 12 and 14 at the time of the incident, being the ones who were badly injured. Her other brother was 16 and luckily, he wasn’t with them, he was at an educational tech camp, specifically aimed at computers.”

“Does he still have anything to do with computers?” Jeff enquired.

“Yes,” John responded, “he’s 18 now, and currently studying at the Auckland University of Technology, and his current grades are fantastic. I would say that he certainly knows enough to help his sister and stop the computers that we found from working?”

Jeff smiled. “Do you think it was Maria Andrews then?”

“I do,” John confirmed, “and I know Alan and Gordon agree.”

Jeff glanced towards his oldest son. “But you don’t Scott?”

“No,” Scott admitted, “and when we went deeper with our search on Emily’s aunt and brother, it just convinced me even more!”

“What did you find?” Jeff asked.

“We’ve done checks into her aunt Zara Sanderson’s past, there are no criminal charges against her, and apart from being quizzed about her sister’s allegations she’s never been taken in for questioning by the police. She seems squeaky clean!” Scott replied.

“Seems?” Jeff returned.

“Zara had been receiving a lump sum paid into an account, once a year since Emily was 10, and it looks like they came from Emily’s real father. He stopped paying them to her when Emily was 22,” Scott answered.

“If he started paying them when she was 10, that means he knew about his daughter’s whereabouts before Emily first found him,” Jeff observed.

“Exactly!” Scott stated. “We also found an account in Emily’s name, since she turned 22, she’s been receiving occasional deposits instead.”

“And do we know why they left America?” Jeff asked.

“We still have no idea,” John responded, “but just before they moved to New Zealand. Emily’s brothers Warren was arrested alongside his boss, for receiving stolen cars and trying to sell them on. He was released without charge, but his boss was eventually sent to prison. From what we’ve found it looks like Warren may have been guilty, but Emily’s father paid him out of trouble.”

“All this points to Emily still being in touch with her father, and could mean that she is seeking revenge for him.” Jeff paused, thought through all the facts before continuing. “I agree with Scott, Maria may have the motive, and as we’ve recently discovered the means. However, along with the possible motive, there’s just something about Emily that doesn’t sit right! Penny, Parker, what do you think?”

“For me the evidence points to Maria,” Parker remarked, “but without meeting either woman, I wouldn’t want to say for sure.”

Penelope nodded. “I’m in the same mindset, I’m afraid Jeff.”

“And you’ve exhausted all avenues in the background checks?” Jeff asked John.

“Not necessarily, but I don’t know if anymore checks will reveal anything helpful,” John replied honestly.

Jeff sighed. “So, we need to figure out our next step then.”

“Personally, I think there are three possible ways we can find out for definite which one it is,” Penny stated. “The first being that when the effects from the Rynax have worn off Virgil remembers, and the second being that whomever as done this, does something to give themselves away.”

“And the third?” Scott questioned

“The third being less likely. Myself and Jeff are going to visit the Hood this afternoon, so we can test the equipment Brains invented. There’s always the small chance he will reveal something if provoked!”

They all sat in silence until Jeff’s attention was captured by his mother stepping into the canteen. “Mother, is Virgil alright?” Jeff asked worryingly, as she made her way towards them.

“The poor boy as just been sick,” Ruth answered, “and unfortunately, the nurse wasn’t quick enough with the bowl. They’re just cleaning him up now.”

“Any other side-effects?” Scott exhaled.

Ruth nodded. “He’s also started having headaches.”

“Have the nurses been able to give him anything to help?” Gordon questioned.

“The nurse said they would give him some anti-sickness medication.” Ruth confirmed. “The headaches started just before he vomited and unfortunately, because of what he’s already had, they can’t really give him much else. However, they have dimmed the lights, pulled the blinds closed, and put the monitors on a quieter mode. Hopefully, that should help a little bit.” Ruth glanced around the table at all their concerned faces. “Now, try not to worry too much,” she added, “we knew that these side-effects would most likely happen because of the amount of Rynax Virgil was given, and the nurse explained that any effects would disappear once the drug is completely out of his system.”

… …

It was now 11am, and Scott was currently sitting beside Virgil with Jeff, who was having second thoughts about going with Penny to visit the Hood in prison. “Dad, you need to go!” Scott finally stated, after watching his father glance doubtfully towards the door for the millionth time.

“I don’t know,” Jeff frowned, “he’s still on Oxygen, he’s been vomiting a lot! Plus, the anti-sickness meds don’t seem to be helping, and then he’s got these headaches.

“Dad, I’ll be here to keep an eye on Virgil, and Gordon will be here in a minute, so he can look after me!”

Jeff laughed at Scott’s response, but then shook his head. “No. I’ve thought about it, and with everything I’ve already mentioned, plus finding out Andrews and Sanderson have been released. I wouldn’t be able to forgive myself if anything were to happen.”

“That’s even more reason to go!” Scott interjected. “As Penny said earlier, your visit to the Hood might provoke him into revealing something that we’ve missed. We need to find out which one it is, and we don’t have anything else to go on!” After a couple of minutes of silence, Jeff once more looked doubtfully towards the door. “Dad, go!” Scott ordered.

“Fine. I’ll go,” Jeff sighed, finally giving in. Leaning over, Jeff stroked his hand softly over Virgil’s head. “Virg,” he whispered, “I just wanted to let you know I’m going with Penny now… Okay?” Virgil offered a thumb up signalling his agreement. “Keep in touch and let me know how he’s doing,” Jeff added, finally standing up.

“Of course,” Scott smiled, “now go!”

Jeff tucked Virgil’s blankets around him, and then placed a kiss on his head. He then turned to face Scott, ruffled his hair, and made his way out of the room.

Scott grinned when he had finally left. “That father of ours is such a smother!”

“Pot, kettle!” Virgil retorted, with his eyes still shut.

Scott grinned at his brother’s retaliation. “If you weren’t feeling so sick right now, I would tickle you for being so cheeky!”

Virgil tried to release a laugh, but instead found himself squinting from the piercing migraine, which now hit him with its full force.

“Are you okay?” Scott asked, with obvious concern.

“Head… Sick,” Virgil stammered.

Scott placed his hand soothingly on Virgil’s back while the nurse who was currently on duty in his room passed the sick bowl to him.

“Are you okay?” She asked, after Virgil had stopped vomiting.

“Think so,” he replied.

The nurse took the tray from him, and then poured some water into a small cup. “Try and drink some water. It’s just there for you when you’re ready.”

Virgil shook his head. “Makes me sick.”

“I know,” the nurse replied, “but you’re going to be sick again anyway. It’s just easier if you have something in your stomach rather than dry retching all the time.”

Virgil sighed, and reached a shaky hand towards the cup.

“Here, let me get that for you,” Scott offered.

Virgil batted Scott’s hand out the way. “Not a baby!”

“Okay, Mr Independent!” Scott smiled.

Virgil grasped the cup, and shakily brought it towards himself, managed to take a sip and placed it back. “See!”

Scott grinned. “Well done, now try and get some rest!”

“Yes, Smother!” Vigil responded, before lying back down.

… …

A few hours later: Auckland Prison.

“Balah Gaat, your visitors have arrived.” The officer announced to the Hood who was currently sitting in a small interview room, chained to the bolted down chair.

The Hood glared towards the door, wondering who had the audacity to come and see him. “Jeff Tracy,” he beamed, with genuine surprise, when Jeff made his way into the room, “and Penelope Creighton Ward!” The Hood exclaimed, when Penny followed behind Jeff. “Oh, don’t look so surprised,” he laughed, “I know all there is to know about Jeff, his family, and those who are closely connected to him.” The Hood waited for them to sit down on the chairs opposite. “So, what do I owe this pleasure?” He snorted. Jeff and Penny looked at each other and smiled, but didn’t utter a word. The Hood scowled at them. “Oh, come on, don’t be shy… Why are you here?” When he still received no reply, he continued. “Okay then, if you’re not going to be forthcoming, let me see if I can guess... It’s to do with that woman, isn’t it? You don’t know who it is, so you are trying to psyche me out, and make me angry enough to reveal which one it is, is that your plan?” Much to the Hood’s annoyance, Penny and Jeff continued to quietly stare at him. “Even if your plan does work, and I was to reveal to you both which woman it was, you would never know if I was telling you the truth! Sanderson or Andrews, is that what you’ve come here to ask me?”

“No, that’s not why we are here,” Jeff finally answered.

“Why are you here then?” The Hood demanded.

Jeff leaned forwards and looked the Hood straight in the eye. “I came here to tell you that your plan’s failed!”

The Hood smirked. “How’s it failed? The last time I saw your precious boy he was practically lifeless. Yes, they had put him on that breathing machine, but we both know he’ll never wake up. Not after what I gave him!”

Penelope and Jeff glanced at each other and both released a hearty laugh. “That’s where you are very much wrong,” Penny retorted, “you see, Virgil’s a Tracy… Which means he’s strong and brave!”

“Oh really?” He scoffed.

“Yes,” Jeff smiled, “not only as my boy survived, he’s also awake!”

The Hood slammed his chained hands on the table. “Well not for long,” he growled, “I will escape, and I will finish my revenge!”

“And exactly how do you plan to do that?” Penelope teased.

“With my powers, of course!” The Hood sneered at them both, his eyes turning to a piercing yellow.

Next: C43

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juicyyyesss · 2 years

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✨33 wishes for 2023 ✨

1 stay sober

2 read at least 12 books

3 speak less listen more

4 see more of aotearoa

5 eat 5+ a day

6 DRINK MORE WATER

7 dance often

8 pay off my student loan

9 get my license

10 move out of home

11 build a wardrobe that makes me feel confident and happy

12 learn a martial art for self defence

13 climb all Auckland mountains

14 get back into photography

15 create a photo family tree

16 save $7,000

17 smile more at strangers in the street

18 make my own hot chocolate at work in the morning instead of buying one

19 pack my lunch

20 bake new treats

21 cook something new each week

22 VISIT GRANNY OFTEN

23 be kinder to mum

24 learn more about who I am and become solid in my identity so that I am stronger mentally and emotionally

25 pray daily

26 meditate daily

27 enjoy the present moment and get out of my head

28 be mindful of my inner dialogue and how I speak to others especially those close to me

29 recognize when I'm feeling stressed and implement tools to help me work through it

30 spend more time with nature

31 QUIT VAPING

32 keep my bedroom clean

33 look after my skin + hair

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teamremovalsblogs · 14 days

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Top Tips to Make Your House Relocation in Auckland Stress-Free

If you've moved enough times, you'll start to notice a common pattern. The early days are filled with excitement as you gather packing materials, fill boxes, and mentally gear up for the challenging days ahead. But as the move progresses, you soon realize that tasks you thought would take 10 minutes now take 30, while other tasks seem to go by faster than expected.

Moving day finally arrives—a long, sweaty day of heavy lifting, loading, and dealing with last-minute hurdles. Once everything is transported to your new home, you take a breather, only to face the reality of unpacking. Life, meanwhile—work, kids, pets—doesn't slow down. And as luck would have it, your internet provider has just informed you that installation will be delayed by another week.

It’s no surprise that moving is often regarded as one of life’s more stressful experiences. But while relocating can be tough, it doesn’t have to be overwhelming. With some preparation and thoughtful planning, you can significantly reduce the stress of moving. Here are seven essential tips to help make your house relocation in Auckland much easier and more manageable.

1. Accept That Stress is Part of the Process

Acknowledging that moving comes with a certain level of stress can help you manage it better. If you anticipate that things may not go exactly as planned, you're less likely to feel overwhelmed when challenges arise. Think back to previous stressful situations—whether at work or school—that you’ve overcome. Stress is a normal human response, but it doesn’t need to derail your plans. Accept it, allow it to surface, and move forward.

2. Give Yourself Ample Time

One of the biggest stressors of moving is feeling like you don’t have enough time. While it may not be possible to eliminate all stress, giving yourself enough time for each moving task will make a world of difference. Plan for at least two days to pack and label a studio or one-bedroom apartment, three to four days for a two-bedroom house, and so on. Don’t forget to allocate time for other moving-related tasks, like arranging movers, renting a truck, setting up utilities at your new place, and cleaning the old one.

3. Start Small

As Confucius said, "The man who moves a mountain begins by carrying away small stones." When faced with the daunting task of moving, start small. If you feel overwhelmed, just pack one kitchen drawer or one box of books. Each small task you complete builds momentum and helps manage stress. Focus on steady progress rather than worrying about the entire process of packing, moving, and unpacking.

4. Stay Organized

Organization is key to a smoother, less stressful move. Label boxes by room and contents to make unpacking easier in your new home. Keep important documents, like your moving contract or new lease, in a clearly designated spot so they’re easy to access when needed. By staying organized, you’ll reduce confusion and streamline the entire process.

5. Hire Professional Movers

If your budget allows, hiring professional movers can significantly reduce the stress of relocating. Movers can assist with the heavy lifting and, in many cases, even pack and unpack your belongings. They also handle fragile or awkward items like art or lamps with care. Just be sure to choose a reputable moving company with a track record of reliability to avoid additional stress.

6. Ask for Help

Don’t hesitate to ask friends or family for assistance. Even if they can’t help with the heavy lifting, having someone to keep you company or offer moral support while packing can make a huge difference. The key is to ask for help well in advance so people can plan accordingly. And of course, be sure to show your appreciation—whether with a thank-you meal or helping them out in the future.

7. Prioritize Sleep

Amidst the chaos of moving, it’s easy to neglect sleep, but doing so only heightens stress. Prioritize rest and aim for a full night’s sleep as often as possible. Moving takes a lot out of you—both physically and mentally—and if you’re running on fumes, stress will skyrocket. A well-rested mind and body are far more productive and resilient.

Final Thoughts

Life’s challenges, including moving, are unavoidable. However, by staying organized, asking for help, and taking care of yourself, you can minimize the stress. Once you’ve settled in, treat yourself to a massage or a nice evening out—you’ll have more than earned it.

If the stress of moving becomes too much to handle, consider hiring a professional removalist company to ease the burden. Team Removals New Zealand offers top-notch moving services across the country, ensuring a seamless relocation experience. Let us take care of the hard work so you can focus on settling into your new home.

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tintingexperts · 19 days

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Maximize Comfort with Home Window Tinting in Auckland

If you're looking to enhance the comfort and efficiency of your home, home window tinting in Auckland offers a practical solution. This upgrade not only boosts the visual appeal of your living space but also comes with several functional benefits that can significantly improve your home's overall environment.

One of the key advantages of home window tinting in Auckland is the increased privacy it provides. By applying window frosting film in Auckland, you can enjoy a well-lit home while keeping prying eyes out. This type of tint allows natural light to enter, making your space feel open and airy, yet it obscures the view from outside, giving you a greater sense of security. Whether it's for bedrooms, bathrooms, or street-facing rooms, window frosting film offers a simple way to maintain your privacy without compromising on light.

Another major benefit of window tinting in Auckland is energy efficiency. Tinted windows act as a barrier against the harsh rays of the sun, reducing heat buildup during summer and helping to retain warmth in winter. This not only creates a more comfortable indoor climate but also leads to lower energy costs, as you'll rely less on air conditioning and heating. For homeowners in Auckland, where weather can vary significantly, this is a valuable feature that offers both comfort and cost savings year-round.

In addition to privacy and energy efficiency, window tinting in Auckland helps protect your home's interiors from sun damage. Continuous exposure to sunlight can cause furniture, flooring, and artwork to fade over time. By blocking harmful UV rays, window tinting preserves the vibrant colors and quality of your interior decor, ensuring that your home remains looking fresh and inviting for years to come.

Choosing the right type of tint is crucial for getting the most out of your investment. Factors like the desired level of privacy, light filtering needs, and specific areas that require tinting should all be considered when selecting your window film. Whether you're opting for a light tint in your living areas or a more opaque film in your bedrooms, there's a solution that can meet your specific needs.

Professional installation of your window tinting is essential to achieve a flawless finish. Experts can ensure that the film is applied smoothly, without any bubbles or creases, and that it adheres properly for long-lasting results. Maintenance is minimal, typically requiring just occasional cleaning to keep your windows looking their best.

Investing in home window tinting in Auckland is a smart move for anyone looking to improve their home's comfort, privacy, and energy efficiency. By carefully selecting and installing the right tinting products, you can enjoy a more secure, comfortable, and aesthetically pleasing living space.

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diamondmoversnz · 25 days

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How Much Cleaning Should You Do When Moving Out Cleaning?

Moving out of a home can be an overwhelming process, and one of the most important tasks on your checklist is ensuring the property is left in pristine condition. Whether you're leaving a rental property or selling your home, knowing how much cleaning is necessary can make the difference between getting your bond back or leaving a good impression on the new owners. In this article, we’ll explore the essential aspects of move out cleaning and end of tenancy cleaning to help you understand what’s required.

Why Is Move Out Cleaning Important?

Move out cleaning is crucial because it ensures that you leave the property in the best possible condition. For tenants, this often means the difference between getting your full bond back or facing deductions. For homeowners, a clean property can influence potential buyers' decisions and could even impact the final sale price.

Leaving a property in good shape isn't just about fulfilling obligations; it's about maintaining respect for the next occupant. Ensuring the home is clean and tidy is a courtesy that reflects well on you as a tenant or homeowner.

Understanding End of Tenancy Cleaning Requirements

For those renting, end of tenancy cleaning auckland is usually a requirement specified in your lease agreement. Landlords expect the property to be returned in the same condition as when you moved in, minus normal wear and tear. This typically involves a deep clean of every room, including often overlooked areas like behind appliances and inside cupboards.

General Areas That Need Attention

When considering how much cleaning to do when moving out, start by addressing general areas of the home. These are spaces that everyone uses, and they tend to accumulate dirt over time.

Floors and Carpets: Sweep, mop, and vacuum all floors. If carpets are stained, consider hiring a professional carpet cleaner.

Walls and Baseboards: Wipe down walls to remove scuffs and marks. Don’t forget to clean baseboards and corners where dust collects.

Windows and Mirrors: Clean all windows and mirrors, ensuring there are no streaks or smudges.

Light Fixtures and Ceiling Fans: Dust and clean all light fixtures and ceiling fans, as these can collect a surprising amount of dirt.

Kitchen Cleaning: A Major Task

The kitchen is one of the most used areas in any home, and it requires thorough cleaning when moving out.

Oven and Stove: Clean the oven, stove top, and range hood thoroughly. These are areas that landlords will inspect closely.

Refrigerator and Freezer: Empty, defrost, and clean the fridge and freezer. Wipe down all shelves and drawers.

Cabinets and Drawers: Empty all cabinets and drawers, and wipe them down inside and out.

Countertops and Sink: Ensure that countertops are free of stains and the sink is scrubbed clean. Don’t forget to clean the faucet and handles.

Bathroom Cleaning: No Detail Left Behind

Bathrooms are another high-traffic area that requires special attention during move out cleaning.

Toilets, Tubs, and Showers: Scrub all surfaces, removing any soap scum, mildew, or hard water stains.

Mirrors and Glass: Clean all mirrors and glass surfaces to remove any smudges.

Tiles and Grout: Clean the tiles and grout, as these can harbor mold and dirt.

Cabinets and Shelves: Wipe down any storage areas, and ensure they are free of dust and debris.

Bedrooms: Don’t Overlook the Details

Bedrooms might seem straightforward, but there are still areas that need careful attention.

Closets: Empty closets completely and wipe down shelves and rods.

Windows: Clean window sills and tracks, as these can accumulate dust.

Fixtures and Fans: Dust and clean any light fixtures, ceiling fans, or vents.

Living Areas: Common Spaces Need Love Too

Living rooms and other common areas should be as spotless as the rest of the home.

Furniture: If you're leaving any furniture behind, ensure it’s clean and presentable.

Electronics: Wipe down any electronics or built-in entertainment systems.

Decor: If wall decor is being left, dust and clean these items as well.

Outdoor Spaces: Don’t Forget the Exterior

If your property has outdoor spaces, these should not be neglected during move out cleaning.

Yard and Garden: Mow the lawn, trim bushes, and remove any weeds or dead plants.

Patios and Decks: Sweep and clean any outdoor living spaces.

Garages and Sheds: Empty and clean any storage areas, and remove all personal items.

Should You Hire a Professional Cleaner?

Given the thoroughness required in move out cleaning, many people opt to hire professional cleaners, auckland movers. A professional cleaning service can ensure that all areas are addressed, saving you time and effort. For those renting, hiring a professional cleaner can also provide peace of mind that the property meets the landlord's expectations.

The Cost of Skipping Move Out Cleaning

Failing to adequately clean a property before moving out can have consequences. For tenants, this could mean losing part or all of your bond. For homeowners, it could result in a delayed sale or reduced offers from potential buyers. The cost of hiring a professional cleaner is often outweighed by the benefits of ensuring the property is left in excellent condition.

Final Checks Before You Leave

Before handing over the keys, do a final walk-through of the property to ensure nothing has been missed. Check that all appliances are turned off, windows are closed, and all personal items are removed. Taking these extra steps can prevent any last-minute surprises.

Conclusion

When it comes to moving out, the amount of cleaning required should never be underestimated. Whether you choose to do it yourself or hire a professional, thorough move out cleaning is essential for leaving a positive impression. By following the guidelines outlined above, you can ensure that your property is left in immaculate condition, whether you’re handing it over to a landlord, a buyer, or a new tenant.

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Storage King Avondale in NZ

Title: Discover Secure and Convenient Storage Solutions at Storage King Avondale

In the bustling hub of Auckland, Storage King Avondale in NZ, finding a secure, convenient, and affordable storage solution can be a challenge. However, Storage King Avondale stands out as a premier choice for individuals and businesses alike, offering a wide range of storage options designed to meet diverse needs. Whether you’re downsizing, decluttering, or in need of extra space for your business, Storage King Avondale provides the ideal solution with a commitment to security, customer service, and flexibility.

Prime Location and Accessibility

Located in the vibrant suburb of Avondale, Storage King is easily accessible from various parts of Auckland. The facility’s strategic location means that it’s just a short drive from the central business district, making it an ideal choice for both residents and businesses. The convenience of its location, combined with flexible access hours, ensures that you can retrieve or store your belongings at a time that suits you, without disrupting your daily routine.

Diverse Range of Storage Options

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Exceptional Customer Service

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Flexible Terms and Affordable Pricing

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Conclusion

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affinity-cleaning-services · 2 years

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Move Out Cleaning Service In Auckland

Is the tenancy in the apartment coming to its end? Leave a long-lasting effect on your owner by going for move out cleaning services in Auckland from The Affinity Cleaning Services. The Affinity Cleaning Services is one of those who help you out in keeping the premises completely tidy always.

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drstevencasci · 1 month

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Transforming Smiles: Your Comprehensive Guide to Braces in Auckland

When it comes to achieving that perfect smile, the importance of orthodontic care cannot be overstated. Whether you’re a teenager dealing with alignment issues or an adult seeking to enhance your smile, braces offer a tried-and-true solution. In Auckland, the options for orthodontic treatment are numerous, ranging from traditional metal braces to more modern alternatives like clear aligners. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know about braces in Auckland, helping you make an informed decision on your journey to a beautiful smile.

Why Consider Braces?

Braces are more than just a cosmetic treatment; they play a crucial role in overall dental health. Misaligned teeth can lead to a range of problems, including difficulty in chewing, speech impediments, and an increased risk of cavities and gum disease. By correcting the alignment of your teeth, braces can significantly improve both your appearance and your oral health.

When searching for Best Braces Auckland, you’ll find that there are many options tailored to meet different needs and preferences. Whether you’re looking for something discreet or more affordable, Auckland’s orthodontic practices have a solution for you.

Types of Braces Available in Auckland

Orthodontic treatments have come a long way from the days of bulky metal braces. Today, there are several types of braces available, each with its own set of advantages.

Traditional Metal Braces: These are the most common type of braces and have been used for decades to correct dental alignment. Modern metal braces are smaller, more comfortable, and more effective than ever before. They are typically the most affordable option and are especially popular among children and teenagers.

Ceramic Braces: Ceramic braces function similarly to metal braces but are made from a clear or tooth-colored material, making them less noticeable. They are a great option for adults who are concerned about the aesthetic impact of metal braces.

Lingual Braces: These braces are similar to traditional braces, but the brackets and wires are attached to the inside of the teeth, making them invisible from the outside. Lingual braces can be more challenging to clean and may cause more discomfort initially, but they offer a discreet solution for those who want to avoid visible braces.

Clear Aligners (Invisalign): Clear aligners have gained popularity for their ability to straighten teeth without the need for brackets and wires. These custom-made, removable aligners are virtually invisible and can be taken out for eating and cleaning, making them a convenient option for many people. Invisalign is a leading brand, but there are other aligner options available in Auckland as well.

The Process of Getting Braces in Auckland

The journey to a straighter smile begins with a consultation with an orthodontist. During this initial visit, your orthodontist will assess your teeth, discuss your goals, and recommend the best treatment option for you. In Auckland, orthodontists are known for their personalized care, taking into account your specific needs and lifestyle.

Once you’ve decided on the type of braces, the next step involves taking X-rays, photographs, and impressions of your teeth. This information is used to create a customized treatment plan that will guide the movement of your teeth over time.

After the braces are applied, regular visits to your orthodontist are essential to ensure that your treatment is progressing as planned. These visits typically occur every 4 to 8 weeks and involve adjustments to the braces to keep your teeth moving in the right direction.

Life with Braces: What to Expect

Living with braces requires some adjustments, but the long-term benefits make it all worthwhile. Initially, you may experience some discomfort as your teeth begin to move, but this usually subsides after a few days. Maintaining good oral hygiene is crucial, as braces can trap food particles and increase the risk of cavities. Brushing after every meal, using floss or interdental brushes, and rinsing with mouthwash can help keep your teeth and gums healthy throughout your treatment.

Dietary changes may also be necessary, as certain foods can damage braces. Sticky, hard, or chewy foods should be avoided, as they can cause brackets to break or wires to bend. Your orthodontist will provide you with a list of foods to avoid and tips on how to care for your braces.

The Results: A New Smile and a Boost in Confidence

After months or even years of treatment, the day will finally come when your braces are removed, revealing a beautifully aligned smile. The removal process is quick and painless, and your orthodontist will provide you with a retainer to help maintain your new smile.

The benefits of braces extend beyond aesthetics. Properly aligned teeth are easier to clean, reducing the risk of cavities and gum disease. Additionally, many people find that their confidence soars once their braces come off, making the investment in orthodontic treatment truly worthwhile.

Conclusion: Choosing Braces in Auckland

Braces are an investment in your future, offering both health and aesthetic benefits. With a variety of options available, from traditional metal braces to clear aligners, there’s a solution for everyone. If you’re considering braces in Auckland, take the time to research your options, consult with a qualified orthodontist, and embark on the journey to a healthier, more confident smile.

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End of Tenancy Carpet Cleaning in Auckland

Introduction

It is vital when a person has decided to leave the house to leave the rental home clean, particularly the carpets. This process is usually called end of tenancy carpet cleaning in Tauranga and Auckland and this is what can get your bond money back or lose you your bond money. Whether one is a tenant who wants to leave the rental unit free of any stain on the floor carpet or a landlord who wants to prepare the house for the next tenant the importance of professional carpet cleaning is vital.

Why the Services of Cleaners for End of Tenancy Carpet Cleaning in Auckland are Called for

Cleaning the carpet upon the tenant vacating the premises in Tauranga and Auckland is not only a filthy act; it is also required by the regulation in most of the rental agreements in Auckland. Sometimes this time is provided for removing dirt, spots, and dust from the house, which may contain allergens. It not only makes amends to the scenery of the property but can also be made equal to the standard that is demanded by managers as well as landlords.

Services offered by Professional End-of-Tenancy Carpet Cleaning

Ensures a full bond refund

Another factor that makes tenants undertake end of tenancy carpet cleaning in Auckland is being able to reclaim their bond. Any building's landlords or property managers would expect the property’s state they leased out to be delivered back, and clean carpeting is part of this process.

Saves time and effort.

End-of-tenancy cleaning can be tiresome, and vacuum-cleaning carpets are not an exception. Professional cleaners of end-of-tenancy carpets in Auckland provide deep carpet cleaning services, so hiring them means that you direct your time and energy elsewhere while the cleaning is left to the experts.

Utilizes advanced cleaning techniques

Cleaning professionals employ state-of-the-art technology and methods that are more efficient than the ones a layman may employ. This guarantees that in addition to basic cleaning, hard wear, and any residual smell are removed from the material.

What to Expect from End-of-Tenancy Carpet Cleaning in Auckland

Pre-inspection and consultation

The program begins with a pre-inspection, wherein the cleaning team examines the condition of the carpets. It assists in defining the specific challenges that need attention during end-of-tenancy carpet cleaning in Auckland.

Thorough Vacuuming

During pre-cleaning, the carpets are vacuumed properly because all the loose dirt and debris are removed. This is critical to make the cleaning process as efficient as possible.

Stain Treatment

Chronic lesions are displaced by specific preparations. This step is very important in the process of carpet cleaning in Auckland at the end of the tenancy, since without proper treatment of stains, the loss of a portion of the bond is inevitable.

Deep Cleaning

The carpets are washed using either the hot water extraction or steam cleaning processes. This process helps in the extraction of dirt, allergens, and bacteria attached to the carpet fibers, making the carpet clean and hygienically acceptable.

Drying and Final Inspection

The carpets undergo a thorough washing, after which they are left to dry. A final check has to take place to suitably determine whether the carpet cleaning in Auckland meets the end-of-tenancy cleaning requirements.

Choosing the Right End-of-Tenancy Carpet Cleaning Service in Auckland

When choosing the service provider, their experience, their reputation, and the quality of the equipment they have should be given credibility. If you want the job to be done right, then it will be best to find those companies that focus on end-of-tenancy cleaning services in Auckland.

Conclusion

Last month, you moved out of a house or a flat and needed your carpets to look like new. Look no further than our end-of-tenancy carpet cleaning in Auckland. It is for this reason that getting professional cleaners will save you time and effort, as well as help you secure your bond refund. Regardless of which side of the fence you fall on, it makes good sense to engage professional carpet cleaning services.

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End of Tenancy Cleaning South Auckland: Thorough Cleaning for a Smooth Move-Out

Ensure a stress-free move-out process with The Clean Sweep's end-of-tenancy cleaning in South Auckland. Our thorough cleaning guarantees your rental property meets the highest standards, securing your deposit refund. Leave a lasting impression on your landlord - book our services today!

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mcintoshdennz · 6 months

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Understanding the Benefits and Process of Invisalign Treatment

Welcome to our comprehensive guide on understanding the benefits and process of Invisalign treatment. In this blog post, we will delve into modern orthodontic solutions, focusing on the increasing popularity of Invisalign as an alternative to traditional braces.

If you're looking for the best Invisalign treatment Auckland, you've come to the right place!

What is Invisalign Treatment?

Let's start by exploring the basics of Invisalign treatment. Invisalign is a modern approach to straightening teeth using a custom-made series of aligners created specifically for you. These aligners are made of smooth, comfortable, and virtually invisible plastic that you wear over your teeth. They gradually and gently shift your teeth into place based on the exact movements your dentist or orthodontist plans for you.

Invisalign treatment Auckland offers numerous benefits over traditional braces. Not only is it virtually invisible, but it's also removable, allowing you to enjoy your favourite foods without any restrictions. The comfort and convenience of Invisalign make it a popular choice among individuals seeking orthodontic treatment.

The Advantages of Choosing Invisalign

Choosing the best Invisalign Treatment in Auckland for teeth alignment offers several advantages over traditional braces, making it an increasingly popular option for both teens and adults. Here are some key benefits:

Aesthetics: One of Invisalign's most significant advantages is its virtually invisible appearance. Unlike traditional braces with metal brackets and wires, Invisalign aligners are clear plastic, making them much less noticeable. This is particularly appealing to individuals who may feel self-conscious about wearing braces.

Removability: Invisalign aligners are removable, allowing for greater flexibility and convenience in daily life. You can easily take them out to eat, brush, and floss, eliminating dietary restrictions often associated with traditional braces. This means you can still enjoy your favourite foods without worrying about damaging your braces or struggling to clean them.

Comfort: The smooth plastic material used in Invisalign aligners is more comfortable than metal braces, reducing the likelihood of irritation or discomfort to the gums and cheeks. Additionally, no wires or brackets need adjustment, leading to fewer emergency visits to the orthodontist for repairs.

Improved Oral Hygiene: Since Invisalign aligners are removable, maintaining good oral hygiene is much easier than traditional braces. You can brush and floss your teeth as usual without needing special tools or techniques to clean around braces. During orthodontic treatment, this reduces the risk of plaque buildup, tooth decay, and gum disease.

Predictable Results: Invisalign treatment involves a series of custom-made aligners that gradually move your teeth into the desired position. Advanced computer technology of the best Invisalign Treatment in Auckland allows for precise planning and visualisation of the treatment process, giving you a clear idea of what to expect and the anticipated outcome.

Fewer Office Visits: While regular check-ups with your orthodontist are necessary to monitor progress, Invisalign typically requires fewer in-office appointments compared to traditional braces. This can be particularly convenient for individuals with busy schedules who may find it challenging to make frequent trips to the orthodontist.

Versatility: Invisalign can address many orthodontic issues, including crowded teeth, gaps, overbites, underbites, and crossbites. Whether you have mild or more complex dental misalignments, Invisalign offers a versatile solution tailored to your needs.

Comfortable Speech: Some people find that traditional braces can initially affect their speech, causing them to lisp or have difficulty pronouncing certain sounds. Invisalign aligners fit snugly over your teeth and typically have less impact on speech, allowing for more natural communication during treatment.

The Process of Getting Invisalign Treatment

Now, let's walk through the step-by-step process of getting started with Invisalign treatment. The journey typically begins with an initial consultation with a qualified Invisalign provider. During this consultation, your dentist or orthodontist will evaluate your smile and discuss your goals to determine whether Invisalign is the right choice.

If you decide to proceed with Invisalign, the next step involves custom aligner fittings. These aligners are designed to shift your teeth into the desired position gradually and are tailored to fit your unique smile. Regular check-ups with your provider are essential to monitor your progress and ensure your treatment is on track.

Maintaining Oral Hygiene During Invisalign Treatment

While undergoing Invisalign treatment, it's crucial to maintain good oral hygiene to achieve optimal results. Here are some tips for maintaining oral hygiene with Invisalign aligners:

Brush and floss your teeth after every meal before reinserting your aligners

Clean your aligners regularly to prevent bacteria buildup

Avoid drinking sugary or acidic beverages while wearing your aligners

Following these tips and adhering to proper dental care routines will contribute to the success of your Invisalign treatment.

Tips for Finding the Best Invisalign Provider

Several factors must be considered when it comes to finding the best Invisalign provider. Look for an experienced and reputable provider who has a proven track record of successful Invisalign treatments. During consultations, don't hesitate to ask specific questions about the provider's experience and the overall treatment process. This will ensure that you find the best fit for your orthodontic needs.

Conclusion

In conclusion, we have explored the numerous benefits and the process of Invisalign treatment. Invisalign's comfort, convenience, and effectiveness make it a top choice for individuals seeking orthodontic solutions. If you're considering enhancing your smile and oral health, Invisalign treatment Auckland may be your ideal option.

We encourage you to take advantage of this modern orthodontic solution and explore its possibilities for achieving a confident smile. With Invisalign, the journey to a straighter smile can be comfortable, convenient, and virtually invisible. Don't hesitate to contact experienced Invisalign providers and take the first step towards a transformed smile!

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