There is no denying the fact that 2020 was the strangest year of our lives. From natural catastrophes to the pandemic, you think you’ve seen it all. But it might shock you that the dangers lurking behind the impacts of the pandemic in your home life can have a more seismic effect on you and …
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Many homeowners these days are using their time to do home projects of all kinds, especially with everybody at home and ready to give a hand. But not all home projects are the same; some could take up a lot of your time, such as an exterior upgrade. Whether lawn remodelling or a complete overhaul …
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As much as we want to believe that the job market is fair, we also know that it isn’t. Though there are policies and laws in place to police against abuse, harassment, and discrimination, that don’t stop companies from preferring people who look good. A number of researches found out, for example, that overweight women …
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Adding more green into our homes can really make a difference in our mood and stress levels. Numerous studies also say that being around nature improves our brain activity. Since most of us can’t just go out and head to the park because of the pandemic, a small home garden is a good alternative. However, …
Most seniors are aware that there will come the day when they need to downsize to simplify their lifestyles, cut costs, address medical requirements, or become closer to grandkids. They’ll need fewer furniture, a generally smaller house, and more accessible places to make it easier to navigate the property, live safely — and comfortably. Nursing …
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In this technological era we live in, where everything seems to be done easily just by looking and swiping on our radiation-emitting devices, it is no surprise that a lot of people may be experiencing computer vision syndrome (CVS)—a condition that is caused by prolonged exposure to digital screens. Experiencing eye strain is truly inevitable at these …
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Dampness and water can take a toll on your home, leading most homeowners to deal with steep repair costs. Unlike fire, which rarely happens, water damage builds up over time. Luckily, there are quick and easy fixes in waterproofing your home. Here’s how you can waterproof your home—from top to bottom. Roof The roof is …
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People have been using road salt in order to melt and provide traction on their walkways during winter for so long that no one questions whether it is actually good for the environment or maybe it is contributing to the destruction of the planet. More people are now hoping to switch to eco-friendly habits in …
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This winter season turned out to be an unprecedented one for everyone. In the past, people stayed indoors because it’s cold outside. Some turned up the thermostat while others — the luckier ones — stoked the fireplace to stay warmer. This time, people are staying indoors for two reasons — to escape the cold and …
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Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning are important parts of the home, especially those situated in temperate climates. Throughout much of the year, temperatures will fluctuate depending on the season. That said, HVAC systems are an excellent way of maintaining a stable temperature while keeping living spaces comfortable with the right amount of humidity. However, HVAC …