Tips and Tricks to keep your Home Sparkling!
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So, you have decided to adopt a new cat? Making space for a new family member is a very exciting time.Â
No doubt you have a lovely idea about how this relationship will work out. There will be lap sits and cuddles, there will be playful antics and there will be laughter and love. You have it all figured out and the moment to bring your chosen friend home is soon upon you.
Colour psychology shows that some colours will influence your mood, especially if these colours are used in your bathroom or bedroom. The bathroom is an essential room in the house,
In a study that involved eight hotel entrances and foyers, managers were questioned on the success of the hotels. The results showed that there is a link between success and
Fun fact: With proper maintenance, home flooring can last from 10 years to several decades! Tile floors can even last as long as your house itself. Not so fun fact:
There’s a reason the Marie Kondo Special went viral on Netflix. People today have more stuff than ever and it’s hard to find a place for all of it. Shockingly, 1
Bleach, mould remover, carpet cleaner… do you really need all of these expensive cleaning supplies to keep your house sparkling? The truth is that you don’t need to fork out
It’s 12 in the afternoon and you’re expecting guests any minute. You’ve been cleaning for their arrival all morning and now it’s time to add the finishing touch by refilling
Did you know you should be tidying up your home every single day? While things like vacuuming and cleaning the mirrors can be done once a week, other things, like
Everyone knows the struggle of dusting. You see dust build up in your home, you clean it up, and suddenly dust creeps back up again. It’s easy to want to
21 days is the timeline that’s been determined for developing a new habit. This has been backed by behavioural science dating back to the 1950s. If you’re trying to improve the
In 2018, the UN released a damning report that told us how much climate change is impacting the earth. We don’t have long to reverse these effects, which means it’s
The kitchen is one of the most important rooms in the house – and it’s also one of the messiest. It’s hard to maintain a consistently clean space when you
Australia is one of the world’s largest waste producers. On average, Australian households produce 13.3 megatonnes of waste. And over half of that, 6.5 megatonnes, ends up in a landfill. We should
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