Disclosure: This is a collaborative post. Oh the dreadful day of moving. Don’t you just hate it? Packing up ALL your things, trying not to break anything, trying not to forget anything and making sure your family don’t descend into arguing? Yeah, we hate it too. So here is a list of just 10 things, that will make your moving day go a whole lot smoother and be more joyful. Hire A Professional  Make sure that you have a professional moving team like Chess Moving to do all the heavy lifting for you. They can even do all the packing…

Disclosure: This is a collaborative post. Image credit Let’s say that you’ve finally decided to renew your current home, and you are pretty excited. The scary part is that it truly is a daunting task. If you have an old house, the likelihood of numerous remedial works is pretty high. At this point, you should be particularly concerned and be on the lookout for the sake of your health and pocket. Here are five key elements that you should pay attention to when renovating your home. Check for rot and damp Excess moisture within the internal structure of your building,…

Disclosure: This is a collaborative post. Image Credit Home is where the heart is, and so it definitely should be where you find peace and serenity. It is even more important now as the world’s population is spending more time at home because of the pandemic. Keep your interest at peaked levels right to the bottom of the page as you learn how to make your home a healthier place. Make ventilation a priority The best way to get proper ventilation in your home or living space is by opening windows and pulling back your curtains. Apart from the natural…

Disclosure: This is a collaborative post. Britain’s houses have a reputation for being among the smallest in Europe. According to data experts at LABC Warranty, the average size of the British kitchen is under 15m2. If your house was built in the 1960s, you might be enjoying a “huge” space, with an average size of 15.37m2. It is the biggest the average kitchen has been in houses built between the 1930s and today. The 1930s, the decade of the smallest kitchen, shows an average size of 12.27m2, which is approximately 1.2m2 smaller than modern kitchens.  What does this mean? To…