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6 days ago |
inkl.com | Punteha van Terheyden |Seraphina Di Mizzurati |Chiana Dickson
Here, they share their cleaning tips for every star sign, so whether you're an Aries, Capricorn, or Sagittarius, you can ace cleaning your home with tweaks to suit you. How to clean according to your ZodiacTaurus (April 20-May 20)Indulge in the finer, or your favorite things, while you clean. (Image credit: Future)'As a Fixed Earth Sign, Taurus moves at the rhythm of the land,' explains Talisa Zampieri, founder of Two Wander x Elysium Rituals.
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1 week ago |
homesandgardens.com | Chiana Dickson
If there is one category many of us are good at decluttering, it is food. After all, food expires, forcing us to toss it rather than sit on the fence about whether we will use it later. So, why not apply that same logic to other areas of our home? From clothing to hobby supplies and decor pieces, attaching an ‘expiry’ date to items you are on the fence about can finally help you cut those ‘just-in-case’ pieces for good.
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1 week ago |
inkl.com | Chiana Dickson |Punteha van Terheyden
These expert tips and tricks will offer you plenty of inspiration for your home storage ideas, ready to perfect your organizing system. 1. Utilize a pegboardThis kitchen pegboard keeps pans in easy reach and reduces stacking, extending the cookware's lifespans. (Image credit: Courtesy of Tastemade)Alecia Taylor, designer at CabinetNow, shares, 'One of my absolute favorite easy DIY storage hacks is pegboards – not just in the garage or craft room, but also in the closets and cabinets.
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1 week ago |
homesandgardens.com | Chiana Dickson
Grease is impossible to avoid in a kitchen, especially on range hoods directly over the stove. That’s why regular cleaning is so important. The last thing you want to do, however, is coat an appliance so close to your food with toxic chemicals, which is why cleaning experts suggest using the common pantry staple baking soda to tackle tough grease build-up instead and stave off the risk of a kitchen fire.
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1 week ago |
inkl.com | Chiana Dickson
7 easy ways to embrace minimalism in a busy household1. Adopt a one in, two out ruleAdopting the one-in, two-out rule means you're constantly cutting clutter. (Image credit: Future PLC)One of the simplest ways to embrace minimalism, even in the busiest of households, is by taking pointers from the one-in, one-out rule, and implementing a one-in, two-out rule. Martha-Carol Stewart, owner of Chaos Organizing, explains, 'For every new item that comes into your home, get rid of two.
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