You’ve just finished cleaning the house and are plopping down on the couch, ready to take a break, when you spot dust dancing in the sunbeam warming your feet.
Agh!
Been there before? Join the crowd…it’s something that many of us deal with.
Clean air in your home may not be on your radar 24/7, but it is essential to consider it to ensure that your home is comfortable and healthy.
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For many people, hot summer weather means outdoor fun. It’s hard to resist the siren call of the beach and the family road trip when the mercury rises and the days get longer. But summertime also means that wildfires, thunderstorms, and air quality alerts will sometimes send you back inside into the hopefully cooler but often not-so-fresh air. Fortunately, we’ve rounded up 12 ways to maintain cleaner indoor air during the summer months.
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It’s been a long, tiring day, and you’re looking forward to chilling out with Netflix and your favorite wine.
You reach for the beautiful crystal wine glass you bought on vacation in Venice, only to find it covered in dust.
Kinda takes the thrill out of your evening, am I right? Who wants to wash dishes when their sore feet are screaming obscenities, and the couch is calling their name?
Dust happens, and while it’s easy enough to get rid of it, why not stop it before it starts? There are ways to keep your wine glasses free of dust and grime, and we’ve shared some of them with you below.
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Summer can be one of the best times of year for homeowners. From hosting cookouts and holiday get-togethers to just relaxing in the nice weather, the warmer months are a great time to make family memories that will last a lifetime.
But if open flames are part of those outdoor memories, you need to be safe. The risk of fires can significantly increase in the summer due to outdoor cooking and bonfires. If you’re looking to protect your home and keep your property value high, follow these seven tips to reduce the risk of creating a wildfire in your own backyard.
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Late summer is the peak time for dangerous thunderstorms, hurricanes, and tropical storms. Last year, flooding caused by storms and other natural disasters led to nearly $7 billion in damage across the U.S.
As a homeowner, you’ll want to be prepared in the event of a natural disaster. Although you can’t stop mother nature, there are some steps you can take to safeguard your home, protect your property, and keep your family safe.
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