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NGL these 3 nifty items and genius-level accompanying tips may very well free your entire soul.
Summer’s just around the corner. Home safety tips to keep in mind before your next vacation.
With summer just around the corner(!) it might be a good time to talk about body odor and how to mitigate or avoid it altogether.
The real unsung hero for all household yuck is just four bucks.
Bees are incredibly important to our ecosystem. Without them, we cannot survive. Bees help pollinate plants to make our diets nutritious and delicious. To many, they may feel like they are a pest by being in our spaces but we NEED them to survive.
is quickly approaching, and with it comes Fourth of July fireworks and fears. While pyrotechnic extravaganzas are fun for us to watch, our pets feel a bit differently. Bright lights, ear splitting sounds, and acrid smells in the air are terrifying to our furry friends. Many pets are lost each July when fireworks cause them to panic and run away, trying to escape the spectacle. Others cower in closets or under beds shaking with fear. For some dogs, the fear stays with them long after the fireworks stop and they are reluctant to leave the house to go for walks.
Houseplants are good for the soul, our well-being, and our everyday lives as we are spending more and more time at home. But if you have pets, it's important to know what plants to get because some are dangerously poisonous to your pets.
Plants like aloe and philodendron are extremely toxic to pets, causing them irritation, vomiting, and diarrhea. So it's important to know what you have around those furry ones.
How many of you felt like you wished you had an emergency stash in 2020 when the world was hit with a pandemic?
Working from the couch certainly has its benefits but it's not exactly the best for your posture — long term. Your office space at home should accommodate for both sitting and standing, giving the most versatility for changes of position to accommodate your body.
Timely twofer mashup for y’all featuring an excellent NPR podcast and one of our new fave bloggers, Mark Manson whose weekly (Motherf*cking Monday AKA MFM) newsletter is always severely on point. Without further adieu, enjoy some philosophy wit’ a side of coronavirus musings and savvy tips to stay safe and healthy.
Renter’s Insurance helps protect your stuff whether you’re at home or on the go. For many transient Brooklyn residents, signing up for a policy falls somewhere between scheduling a dentist appointment and finally organizing your sock drawer: you know you should do it but somehow never get around to it.
I’ve lived in my apartment for nearly a year and a half and still hadn't taken the plunge, until I found Lemonade. They offer Renters Insurance, which is extremely worth getting to protect everything you own, in the space you don’t. This includes your laptop (which will be covered even if it’s stolen at a coffee shop or on vacation—their policy covers personal property anywhere in the world), your jewelry, your art, your furniture and more.
