With COVID-19 pretty much ruining our plans for the rest of the year, a lot of folks are looking at alternative ways to spend their summer. Say goodbye to those well-planned out-of-town or out-of-the-country trips. This year, we’re all domesticated for summer. That’s not entirely a bad thing if you just know how to spend …
As of the end of March, COVID-19 has spread throughout the world, reaching almost 1 million cases and over 50,000 deaths. Many more cases are being reported globally, prompting governments to impose lockdowns and require people to stay home to contain the spread of the virus. The World Health Organization has declared the novel coronavirus …
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These days, it seems like almost anywhere you go, the cost of living is steadily going up. Factor in a similar rise in prices on the housing market for most cities, and it’s no surprise that some people might decide to stay put and age in place. It’s a practical choice in the current climate. …
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Your home is your sanctuary. However, you are not completely safe inside your home. Sometimes, accidents happen that may lead to injuries or death. Although you cannot predict the future, there are some things that you can do to minimise the risk of getting hurt inside your home. Here are the most common accidents and …
Of all the home improvements a homeowner can make, none have the most value as picking out new siding for your home. Experts at siding services tell us that a house’s siding doesn’t only protect your home from the worst of the elements but also increases its curb appeal and, potentially, its value. Sure, replacing your …
The threat of COVID-19 led many countries to close their schools to prevent the spread of the disease. In March and April, about 190 countries kept 90% of students, or 1.57 billion children and youth, out of the classroom. By the beginning of May, some countries had tentatively restarted lessons in school, but plans varied; …
You don’t need a big space to make a beautiful backyard. Sometimes, the smaller your yard is, the more well-maintained it can be. With a small space, you don’t have to spend much time pruning and watering the plants. So whether you live in a house, apartment, townhouse, loft, or condo, you can still create …
There are a lot of great reasons we should allow rich natural light into our spaces. It benefits our health because the sunlight gives us a boost of vitamin D, improves our mood and sleep, and reduces the health risks of excessive exposure to artificial lighting. In terms of aesthetics, natural light makes our space …
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The COVID-19 pandemic has forced everyone to stay at home indefinitely. This gives you all the time in the world to pick up a hobby or work on backlogged errands like clearing out your yard. Why not do both by doing some backyard farming? It comes with a wide variety of benefits like: Healthier Meals, …
Improving your home is a lot of work. It requires patience and energy if you decide to go the DIY route. Knowing the types of tools and areas of your home is also crucial. From the necessary flooring to the proper underground drainage pipes, precision is essential. This is why it’s better to let a …