Posts Tagged ‘Tips and Ideas’
How to Clean Your Dishwasher: A Step-by-Step Guide
Keep your dishwasher sparkling clean and running smoothly with these simple steps for regular maintenance and deep cleaning.
Read MoreHow to Help Your Plants During a Heatwave
Watering plants early in the morning, using shade cloth, and applying a deep layer of light-colored mulch are essential tips to help your plants thrive during a heatwave.
Read MoreHow to Get Your Home Ready For A Quick and Profitable Sale
When preparing to sell your home, several key steps must be taken to ensure it is well-prepared and effectively marketed. By addressing these aspects, you can attract a wide range of potential buyers and increase the likelihood of a quick sale at an optimal price. Here are the top five actions you can take when…
Read MoreHow To Keep Your Live Christmas Tree Fresh!
First- Start with a fresh cut- and then immerse in water. This fresh cut should be done just before immersion- not more than an hour or two -or sap will prevent water absorption. In the first 24 hours, a live cut tree can soak up over a gallon of water- so be sure to keep…
Read MoreCaring for Different Cabinet Hardware Finishes
Brass Finishes (Satin or Antique): Gently clean with a soft cloth and mild soapy water. Periodically apply a brass cleaner for extra shine. Avoid abrasive cleaners to prevent scratching. Matte Black Finishes: Wipe with a damp, non-abrasive cloth to remove smudges. Avoid harsh chemicals that may damage the finish. Polished Chrome or Polished Nickel: Use…
Read MoreThings We Don’t Often Clean…But Should!
Faucet heads harbor mold, bacteria, mildew, lime build-up, and food particles. And most people never clean it, Sprinkle says. “It can make your water taste funky when it’s dirty,” she adds. Scrub it with a toothbrush dipped in vinegar or a lime dissolver. “That brush comes out black with mold when I scrub (the aerator).”
Read MoreRugs: What Size? What Shape? What Color?
Rugs are essential to every room. They help define a space, ground it, and add warmth and color to the room. Here are some tips on rugs that will help make your rug decision and purchase easy! These are tips that I discuss with my Fairfield and Westchester clients to help them along the design…
Read MoreHow to Remove Permanent Marker From Anything
Permanent marker stains can be stubborn and difficult to remove from various surfaces, but don’t worry! Here are some effective methods for removing permanent markers from everything. From clothes to walls, wood to ceramic or glass, we have got you covered! Clothes – Use Hand Sanitizer If you have accidentally got permanent marker on your…
Read MoreHoliday Decorating With Greenery: Up Your Game
As I look forward to a fun Halloween, I’m also starting to plan how I am going to decorate for the upcoming holidays. Holiday decorating has certainly evolved over the years from lights, greenery, ornaments and simple menorahs to artful and sometimes quite sophisticated arrangements. Looking at beautiful holiday decorations is so pleasant. However, it…
Read More6 Ways To Breathe New Life Into Your Home
Making changes to your decor, in the right way, feels inspiring and will give you a sense of joy. You don’t need to redo an entire room in order to give it new life. Here are 6 of my best tips, to refresh your home, that I share with my Fairfield and Westchester clients. All…
Read MoreHow To Keep Your Christmas Tree Fresh Longer
Start by choosing a healthy three. If you’re looking to start with the freshest possible tree, opt for one from your local Christmas tree farm. Keep these tips in mind as you shop: Look for a healthy, green tree with the least amount of brown needles. Select a tree displayed in a shady location. Avoid…
Read MoreHow to winterize your grill
Before you begin winterizing, clean your grill so it’s spotless. This will prevent corrosion and make sure that is is not a desirable food source for mice or insects looking for a place to ride out the winter. Coat your grill grates with a light layer of cooking oil using a spray or a rag,…
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