My VIP Card is offering the nation a way to order online, support local and small businesses and save money this year with a network of over 1,000 online small and local shops. Here’s how!
Many homeowners don’t realise how old windows drag down the look of a property until they’re history. You’re bound to notice a difference in the way the house stands out once the work is done.
Given the uncertainty we are currently facing, it seems sensible to plan Christmas from a distance. One of the ways you can do this is by designing and either printing or emailing things like Christmas cards, messages to loved ones, and of course also design your own Christmas decorations, letters to Santa and so on.
We know that we need to be mindful about being thorough with our disinfecting at home and that in public places cleaning regimes have been significantly upped to try to combat the virus, including things like fogging in schools and workplaces. What about our clothing? We wash our hands but what about the clothes we are wearing?
If you are a regular reader of the blog, you will know how much I love a good wooden floor. You know, the ones that are like a fine wine, improving with age as they take on more and more character. I love how these floors look and how cosy they can make a home. Your home doesn’t have to be thick carpet everywhere to be cosy – but how can you best take care of your wood flooring? Here are a few tips:
During the past few months, consumers have had to accept the reality that going into a store to look at a mattress before buying it was nearly impossible. Many mattress companies closed their physical storefronts in an attempt to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Here’s an interesting question: when was the last time you went into your home’s loft? Even if it was a while ago, there are various possible reasons why you might need to get up there now. Perhaps you need to fetch Christmas decorations, or you would like to insulate or overhaul the space.
Christmas this year is going to look pretty different this year for people everywhere. If you are used to having huge numbers of people around the table on Christmas Day you may be disappointed this year. Life is very different at the moment – but, Christmas isn’t cancelled!