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Home hacks including DIY organization, storage solutions, cleaning tips and beyond.

The Harmful Effects of Improper Waste Management at Home
If there’s one thing that every household does well, it’s collecting stuff. From gadgets and folders to knick-knacks and family heirlooms, over the years, items inevitably build up. The problem is, all of this stuff we collect can quickly turn into rubbish, and then we need to get rid of it!
By Evan Javier6 years ago in Lifehack
Kitchen Mats – Let’s Get Comfortable in the Kitchen!
Whether you work in a restaurant, a bar or a hotel, the commercial kitchen is often a bustling hub of activity. People are often moving about the space, from chefs preparing delicious meals to wait staff collecting or returning plates. As such, a number of hazards are present that could lead to serious injury or even death. The use of kitchen mats can help to prevent many serious accidents, as well as make the space more comfortable for those working in it.
By Kelvin B6 years ago in Lifehack
Water Damage Amid COVID-19 Can Be the Most Catastrophic Event That One Would Want
Are you looking for a company offering Water Damage Repair in Irvine CA, and Orange County Restoration Services? If so, there will be a host of businesses offering the respective solution on a day in and out basis but this is not the time because COVID-19 is all around us and truth be told we all need to stay inside the five walls to keep ourselves safe amid the tough times. In the event of such a situation what would happen if you happen to break the fifth wall or any wall of your house due to water damage. It would lead to more and more problematic situations and that won’t be a welcome thing at all.
By Kathleen Daboush6 years ago in Lifehack
Everything You Need to Know About Home Decor Spending And Budgeting
Influencers have brought so much more than blogs to us via their different channels like Pinterest, Instagram, YouTube, and their own websites. Especially interior design, DIY renovation, and home decor influencers. Their accounts make it feel like we’re headed over to their house for a little bit of time, fostering a different kind of connection. We used to compete with our neighbors for the nicest yard, cleanest pool, best curbside appeal, and most homey space. Now we’re inspired to update our space based on what our favorite bloggers and influencers are doing.
By Pam Jannes6 years ago in Lifehack
Why Do You Need The Refinance Mortgage Toronto
A lot of people are choosing to refinance to help them with their mortgage loans. A lot of people think this is a good idea to get less payments and low-interest rates. What is in this refinancing that makes it a better option for those paying their mortgage? Let us learn more about this in this article. We will try to explain refinancing in the simplest way possible, so you will understand how it works.
By albartjack6 years ago in Lifehack
Environment Impact Of Solar Panels
Various households are now choosing to install solar panels on their home to help reduce their energy costs. By using the power generated by solar rooftop systems, one can save lakhs of rupees every year and also become less reliant on the power grid.
By Diksha Sharma6 years ago in Lifehack
YOU CAN BUY A HOUSE, EVEN WITH BAD CREDIT
High credit scores make it easier to get financing to buy a house, but low or low credit scores don't mean you can't buy a residence. With bad credit, you will have to do a little more searching and opportunities before beginning the financing and purchasing process.
By Shahbaz Abbasi6 years ago in Lifehack
The Benefits of Building Instead of Buying a House
If you’re right about that age where you want to settle with a piece of property to call your own, you have two options at your disposal – buy a house or build one yourself.
By Alexis Walker6 years ago in Lifehack
Confessions of a Dish Pit Junkie
Hi, My name is Kat and I am a Dish Pit Junkie. If you have ever worked in a kitchen, then you know the dish pit. At it's most basic it's the place where the dishes get washed. But it is so much more than that. It's like a puzzle waiting to be solved. How to get a mountain of (if you're lucky) haphazardly stacked, often food laden, dirty dishes, pots and pans, into orderly stacks of pristine clean dishes. It has broken many a dish hand and is why most Chefs DON'T DO DISHES!!! But being the Uncommonly Common-Sensical Chef that I am, in every kitchen I've ever run I never ask anyone else to do anything I'm not willing and able to do myself. If something needs to get done, anybody can wash a dish.
By Kat Hirbod6 years ago in Lifehack
Is a Refinance or Home Equity Line of Credit Better?
Due to the financial concerns caused by the COVID pandemic, many home owners are looking for ways to cut back on the cost of their mortgage. The number of loan refinance, HELOC, forbearance, home equity loan, etc. applications has risen significantly since March.
By Tammy Emineth6 years ago in Lifehack
How to Start a Home Improvement Project
The Projects Never End Owning a home is a never-ending project. Regardless of whether you’ve been living in your house for years, you just purchased one, or you’re about to list it for sale. Things will break and need to be repaired.
By Kimberly H. Smith6 years ago in Lifehack
Tips to Keep You Safe While Working in the Wood Shop
Many people love woodworking. You might do construction work full-time or you could have a wood shop in your garage that you use for making gifts for friends. There are certainly dangers you'll face when working with the materials and tools in a woodshop. Here are a few ways to keep yourself safe so you can still do something you love.
By Carlos Fox6 years ago in Lifehack