Spring is the perfect time to enjoy the warm weather and the great outdoors, but it’s also the favorite period to invite friends and family over. But, as much as this hurts to write, we will probably be spending most of spring indoors this year. Without any visitors. Either way, there’s no better time to deep clean every nook and cranny in your home. Who are we kidding? What else is there to do?
You can’t see it, but your comforter gets dirtier every night. Everyone loses moisture in their sleep by sweating. On top of that, skin flakes come off while you toss & turn. House dust mites survive off your skin flakes and live in your bed sheets, comforters, & pillows. Moisture and spider relatives in your bed.. You can probably imagine that this isn’t ideal for a good night’s rest. Therefor, it is important to have your comforters (and pillows) cleaned professionally at least once or twice a year.
Saturday mornings are best spent in bed, and there’s no better feeling than waking up and remembering that it’s the weekend. From croissants and bagels to fried eggs, we all have enjoyed breakfast in bed at some point in our lives, but it’s not just food stains that can prompt us to ask: “How often should I wash my bed sheets?”
Curtains are absolutely essential to a home. Not only do they add beauty to your home but they also block dirt and dusts coming from the outside, prevents the wind from blowing too hard, and allows the right amount of sunlight to come in. However, since curtains often require less attention, it is very easy to overlook their care completely. There are a lot of home owners who are still unsure how often their curtains should be cleaned and what the proper way of cleaning them is.
One of the best parts of a trip is your home away from home. Your hotel room. Maybe it’s the clean smell, the soothing neutral colors, the bed that resembles a soft comfy cloud, or the spa-like bathroom. Whatever it is, you’ll miss it when you’re back at your real home. But this relaxed, light feeling doesn’t have to be limited to only a week or two a year when you’re away. You can easily make a few changes to your home to make daily life more enjoyable and vacation-like.
We work hard to excel at our jobs and maintain our household. We try to compensate overworking with healthier foods and occasional exercise, but many of us ignore one of the most important parts of health and performance: sleep. Good sleep is proven to improve overall health, memory, concentration, creativity, and productivity. Chronic, long-term insufficient sleep however, increases your odds of diabetes, depression, increased stress, cardiovascular disease, even weight gain. Bad sleep happens to good people. Don’t let it happen to you.