Did you know that the air we breathe indoors is usually much more polluted  than the air outdoors? It may surprise you, but it’s true. In our homes, there are  certain products that can be harmful to us and to the air in the room. So, we  always look at the labels of what we buy, we prefer natural products and we  simply renew the air at home! When airing at home every day, even in winter.  And, in addition, we follow the 6 natural methods of the equipment that will  clean the air in your home. 

I purify my home once a month with Palo Santo, a natural product within  everyone’s reach, it is also known as sacred wood, this tree is native to South  America, it grows mainly in Ecuador and Peru, currently, it has become very  popular thanks to its many properties, it is proven that burning or using a little  palo santo in our home helps purify the air, eliminate bad energy and eliminate  viruses and bacteria. The shamans of the ancient Inca civilizations used the  palo santo for purification and healing of the wounded.  [Read more…]

Whether you bought a fixer-upper or want to increase your home’s value for the future should you want to sell it, there are many reasons why you could be considering a home remodel. 

Home improvements are common. Many new homeowners want to upgrade certain areas of their home to their liking, while those who have lived in their home for a while may be looking to make it more modern. Whatever your reason is for a home remodeling project, here are some tips to make it a success:   [Read more…]

Getting a wood floor installed in your home is a big decision. It can be a great way to add value to your home, but the installation process can be incredibly invasive to your home. Before you have wood flooring installed, you must take into consideration several factors about your home and the flooring itself. If you’d like to learn more about some of the things that go into making this decision, keep reading for seven things that you should consider.

State of Your Subfloor

What does the subfloor of your house look like? What kind of material was used when your home was built? Understanding the state of your subfloor is critical to the durability and longevity of your wood floor. If you have particleboard subfloor, areas that need repairs, or even a concrete slab can determine the method of installation as well as additional costs that might be attached to installing a new wood floor.  [Read more…]

Spring cleaning isn’t the only time that you should go through the things in your home and clean out the stuff that you no longer need or want to have around. Even if there are things that you want to keep around, that doesn’t mean that you should keep them around. Take a look at this list to help you through the cleaning process so you can have your closet space back.

Get a better closet door 

If your closet door allows you to close and lock it, then you are never going to stop shoving everything into that space and forgetting about the mess. Even if you tell yourself that you are not going to stuff things into your closet if they don’t belong, you can’t help it when you order something new and have nowhere to put the old item. If you get a barn door for your closet, you will no longer be able to pile items to the roof of your closet and shut the door behind you. This will also bring a more rustic and cottage aesthetic to your bedroom. So it is a win-win situation.  [Read more…]