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1How to: Re-Purpose Garden Planter for Home Audio entertainmentUsing a Decorative Garden Planter Re-purposing it as Home Audio entertainment decor to hold and display #HiFi Home Theater #Wirelessheadsets. By painting the planter to match the walls and entertainment furniture, gives it a transparent, airy and subtle look. Here we used a charcoal grey spray paint to match the charcoal backdrop of the walls. #DiywithJofer #HomeAudio
2DIY Chicken Feeders From PVC - Sugar Maple FarmhouseAs soon as our offer was accepted on the farmhouse last fall, I started researching chickens. In doing so, I kept coming across a lot of negative things that might come along with the chickens – chicken poop, bugs, rats, snakes, mice, etc. Well, I’m not a bug or a vermin person. Who is though, right? Well I’m really, really, really not a bug or a vermin person. It’s also gotten worse in recent years. My daughter had lice a few years ago and gave it to all of us. I think it really traumatized me when it comes to anything creepy and crawly. In all my research one thing was clear: The creepy crawlies were there for the chicken poop and the chicken feed. I’ll explain my poop solution in another post and after I see how well it works. However, I think I’ve found a great solution for the feed and I’m really loving it. The solution This solution not only seems to cut down on the amount of other living things that might be looking for an easy snack, but it’s also helped to reduce the amount of food waste caused by my girls. Prior to this, …
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228 Items to Declutter From Your Home This WeekendThere are things in our homes, mine included, that we shove into drawers and into the back of closets. We want to ignore them and pretend they don’t exist anymore. It’s the junk in the trunk of our cars and the junk of our drawers. It’s those “maybe it is actually broken?” items and items that no longer fit our lifestyles. It’s the items you can absolutely declutter and get rid of it today. Decluttering can be a therapeutic process. I’ve mentioned it before in my posts, but I’ll say it again. Less stuff overwhelming your home = less anxiety and less stress. You no longer have to find a home within your home for all of this junk that you’ve been stashing (or avoiding). Keep reading for a FREE printable decluttering weekend guide! For you, my lovely and wonderful readers, I am going to give you a guide on what you can declutter from your home this weekend. We’ll go room by room. No jumping around! If you feel overwhelmed just take a deep breath, grab a drink of water, and maybe just take a minute to walk outside and breath in the fresh air. Method I recommend opening all of your blinds and curtains to give you the most natural light. It’s amazing how the light from outside can give you a little push in the motivation department. To declutter does not mean to rid yourself of everything you own! This simple list of things, put together in a room-by-room format, is the first baby step to declutter. Remember that you have all weekend to do this. You might have the motivation and the agility of the Flash and blow through this in a day. Good for you! If you’re unsure how you’ll do it all, check out my 4 Tips to Help You Declutter. There you will find another free printable and guide on how to mentally prepare and how to get your family and friends to help. Let’s declutter! Bedroom and Closets I recommend taking everything out of your closet to do a deep decluttering. However, in this post we are just taking out the easiest items to get rid of. In this case you’ll want to make everything visible. Empty bins and drawers and put them on your bed. Hanging clothes can be left up but nothing should be on your closet floor. If you find you have the motivation and time to find your true keepers, then put everything on your bed and out of the closet. For information on how I got rid of over HALF of my wardrobe – look here! Clothes that don’t fit. If you have recently changed sizes, this might be a harder one for you. Don’t let that deter you! Pluck out the clothes that you know won’t fit and will not fit within the next six months. Donate or Sell. Clothes you haven’t worn in more than a year. These pieces are probably stuck in the back of your closet or bottom of your drawers. It can be anything from shorts or athletic gear to too-fancy cocktail dress. If you haven’t worn it in more than a year and don’t have plans to wear it in the next 6 months, it’s time to let it go. Donate. *Note: in my wardrobe, I have one dress than I can really dress up with a blazer and jewelry and one that is truly a cocktail dress. These are both worn to professional events and to weddings. As long as you style those one or two dresses (or “fancy” outfits) differently, no one will know. Worn out or damaged clothes. Everyone has a shirt with a mystery stain that won’t come out… you need to get rid of it. Everything that you will not wear because it is damaged or worn to its bare threads you should toss. If your “yard work shirt” will give you a funny sunburn if you stand outside too long… let it go! Toss or cut and reuse as fabric rags. Undies and socks with holes. No one needs underpants with holes in them nor socks that show your toes. I recommend having at least 7 pairs of each. If you need to purchase more, create a running list of things you would like to purchase and set it aside. Toss. Gross or hole-y shoes. D and I each have a one pair of shoes that are our “yucky yard shoes” that stay in the garage. If you have shoes you aren’t willing to wear any more due to their state of hole-y-ness, they need to be tossed. Toss. Empty Hangers. Any hangers that are leftover from this process or that you have been storing should leave your home with the rest of the items. Donate. Linens Misshapen or too-flat pillows. The pillows you own that are too lumpy or too flat to allow you to sleep comfortably should be decluttered from your linen closet and bed immediately if you aren’t able to revive them. You can attempt to fluff them up with your hands or give them a good wash with baking soda and vinegar and tumble dry. If they can’t be revived they have got to go. Donate to animal shelter or toss. Damaged or worn sheets. If your sheets are ripped down the middle, they have got to go. To declutter your sheets and bed linens, you need to pull them out and unfold them to assess if they are in good condition. Similarly, if the sheets do not fit your mattress properly they should leave as well. Before you trash them (if they are in good enough shape) call your local animal shelter to see if they would like them for the animal beds. Toss or donate. Worn out towels. Everyone has them: those few towels shoved into the back of your bathroom cupboard or linen closet that are too frayed for guests to use but not so useless you need to trash them. Taken inventory of all of your towels and ask yourself if you really need to keep those worn out ones. If the answer is “no”, let go. If it is a “yes”, then use them for mess rags around the house. Toss or donate to animal shelter. Bathrooms Old cosmetics. Go through your make-up bag and toss anything you haven’t used in the last three month and product that has gone bad. The only exception to tossing a product would be powder (or pressed powder) eye shadow since it does not directly touch your face and does not contain a liquid. See my new mom beauty routine for inspiration! If you haven’t used it in the last three months, see if a friend wants it. Toss. Mostly used body and bath products. The products that are mostly used but their replacements have already been opened need to go. This would be shampoo, lotion, body wash, hair spray, hair gel, etc that is mostly gone but you have already purchased and have begun using its replacement. Toss. Expired over the counter medicine. For your over the counter medicine to be most effective it should be used before the expiration date. In my house, if it is within a year of its expiry date it is considered “good” (mostly because I’m frugal). Toss. Expired or unneeded prescriptions. Any prescriptions you no longer take or have extra of should be disposed of properly. Most pharmacies in the US have a metal recycling box that you can place them in. If you are unsure if your pharmacy has a disposal system, call them directly. Dispose of at your pharmacy. Office and Craft Rooms Some of you may have a dedicated room where you use your computer and do you crafting. If not, this would be the space where you store your crafting material, your computer electronics, and paperwork (mail, bills, medical documents, etc). Pens, pencils, and markers that don’t work. Guilty as charged: I lazily toss non-working pens back into my pen cup and just grab a new one. Stop that! Test your pens and other writing or coloring utensils and declutter the ones that do not work. Toss. *Note: Crayola will recycle markers. Unused craft supplies. Those supplies that have been sitting around for too long that you know you aren’t going to use should find a new home. List on Facebook or offer to friends. Donate or sell. Unfinished projects. I am again guilty. Starting a project and then finishing it is tough for me. Like my DIY Mod Podge Letter, it took me a while to get started after I purchased the materials. Any projects that you know in your heart that you do not have the time or willpower to finish should be disposed of. Toss. Old receipts. If you’re a receipt collector, I have great news for you! Those receipts that you are holding on to but you go back and forth on keeping can find a new home. Evernote is a super easy and wonderful app that allows you to snap high quality photos of receipts and other documents and organize them. You can log in anywhere you want and all of your receipts will be right there. Life changing! Digitize and toss. Manuals. Go through and immediately toss any manuals that go to items you no longer own. Next, either download the electronic version to your computer OR put them into a binder. I have put my into a binder for easy access. It is also something I can leave in the house if we do sell. Toss and then organize. Kid’s Rooms Broken toys. Any toys with broken components or with missing pieces should be decluttered from your child’s space. Toss. Games with missing pieces. The games that are missing vital parts that you are not willing to replace should be a good riddance. If you find that your child loves that game and you are willing to find replacement parts (thank you eBay!) then keep it. It should be set aside and the parts added to your list of things to purchase. Toss or replace parts. Clothing that no longer fits and will not be passed to another child. The clothing that your child no longer fits into and will not be given to one of your younger children should be decluttered from their closet. Schoola has a great program where they will send you a donation bag and you select which school benefits from the proceeds of your donated clothes once they are sold! They also have some really amazing sales throughout the year. Donate. Damaged or too-worn clothing. The clothing that your child has worn to shreds should be decluttered. This would be shoes, tops, bottoms, undies, hats, and jackets. Toss. Living Room Broken beyond repair furniture. That lonely side table that is shoved in a corned and ultra broken needs to go. If it has sentimental value, ask yourself if you have the motivation to either repair it yourself or pay someone else to do it. If the answer is no and no other family wants it, the item should be tossed. Look at your city’s rules on how to dispose of large items before setting it out on trash day. DVDs and books you no longer find interesting. We all go through phases. Those movies you bought on a Black Friday sale because they were a good deal and you loved it in the theater or the ones from you college days that you don’t want your kids watching on accident. Cull your movie collection to what you love and what you will watch again within the next year. Donate or sell. Throw pillows and blankets that are never on the couch. You find your fancy throw pillows and ultra soft blankets on the floor more often than on couch? It could be time to get rid of them. If you aren’t willing to pick them up every day then say good to all or keep just a manageable few. Donate. Read More on Decluttering >>> A Simple Guide on How to Purge Your Whole HouseHow I Eliminated Over Half of My Wardrobe4 Tips to Help You Declutter in...
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1AGL Blog- Tile Tips, Home Decor Tips, Tile Design Ideas & more - Kitchen Flooring - Kitchen Tile Design Ideas - Redefine Floor TilesKitchen is the heart of your home. Hence, it must be attractive hygienic place. To transform it into an exciting space, we are presenting some great ideas on how creatively you can use AGL kitchen floor tiles to remould you kitchen. Read more!
5A New Dust-Free Experience with Wood Floor Sanding and Polishing GeelongHave you ever think about floor renovation? Considering the floor cleaning, polishing and sanding service to maintain the charm. To protect and safeguard yours from long term damage. Petite bits such as dust and dirt can remain on your floor even after sweeping. Overall foot traffic will grant this debris into the level, eventually causing […]
35 Basic Tips How to Choose Hardwood FlooringHow to Select Hardwood Flooring For Your Home Timeless beauty, clean lines, strength and durability as well as the ease of cleaning and the classic look make hardwood flooring the perfect choice for your home. No matter what your personal style is, there is a flooring choice for you because of the unlimited selection available. …
4Spruce Up Your Home with New FlooringReady for a change but love the furniture you have? Changing your flooring can change your whole room. It can be as simple as buying a new area rug or replacing the entire floor. The choice is up to you, but before you get started, here are 3 things to consider. Look What look do you want? Are you looking for a light beach look or something a little more classic? Do you want hardwood, laminate, or tile floors? What about rugs? If you are going for a coastal beach look like in the photo above then you will want to look at light wood flooring such as this natural pearl oak from Lifestyle Flooring If you are looking for something a little more rugged that stands up great to kids and pets and takes little more then a sweep and a quick mop to keep clean then you can get the same look with Lifestyle Flooring laminate flooring or vinyl tile. You could opt for the wood look of this Karndean Van Gogh White Washed Oak vinyl tile. Not sure what look you want? Create a
8Know The Causes of Cracks On Your Tiles | Mark's Tile and Grout CleaningNobody wants to live with a damaged tile floor. Not only because it looks bad and also reduces your property value also. Thus, it is better to call the experts for the tile repair services than replacing all your tiles as it is the cost-effective method also. Here Today We are Going to Discuss the …
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620 Amazing Stone Basins to Use in Your Bathroom - Ancient Surfaces Purveyor of Premium Antique Limestone Elements.Creating natural atmosphere in a bathroom is cool and kills boredom and monotony of over styling in the most unnatural way. If you have also get bored of competing in foolish styling, return back to nature and let it decorate your environment with a fresh natural warmth and rustic touch. Here the importance of stone …
3310 Ideas for Displaying Common Objects as Unexpected Works of Art on WallThere are plenty of ways to give life to bare walls. With some creative placement, a colorful collection of vintage bingo cards, weather vanes, a gnarled branch, mismatched framed mirrors or anything else you like can become an eye-catching wall installation and an expression of your personal style. Take a look at these 10 ideas for displaying common objects as unexpected works of art. EmailSave 1. Weather vanes. Collections of almost any kind have the potential to make great wall pieces, but objects with interesting patterns, colors, shapes or expressions especially add character to a room. Take a look at this collection of metal weather vanes mounted with brackets in the foyer of a home in upstate New York. Each animal stands out against the white wall, while the different patinas pick up tones from the side tables’ metal knobs and the warm wood of the floor. Each vane is unique, but they all work well together in a grouping. EmailSave 2. Vintage board games. Drawn to the colors, typography and original wooden construction, interior designer Kress Jack picked up this set of vintage bingo cards at a flea market. “I knew they would make a great art installation somewhere and just waited for the right project,” Jack says. The right project turned out to be a family room in Mill Valley, California, for clients who wanted a game room feel with vintage flair. Jack created narrow shelves for the bingo boards by mounting sections of quarter-round trim with the flat side up. EmailSave 3. Nets and other tools. Old farm implements, boat paddles, glass floats, fishing nets and other tools and equipment all tell a story. As wall art, they can add a sense of intrigue to a room. For example, you might not instantly recognize the pair of Portuguese eel trapsabove this fireplace in Portland, Oregon. They’re hung with plenty of room to breathe, letting their graceful form and rich texture of the weaving stand out. EmailSave 4. Mismatched mirrors. The owner of this relaxed home in Point Pleasant, New Jersey, used a collection of vintage mirrors set on a pair of rails to adorn a large wall in the living room. The mirrors face the front of the house, reflecting light from the living room windows and defining the eclectic vintage style of the interior from the get-go.To make a mismatched collection of nearly anything work well together, look for elements, colors or materials that establish a theme. The white frames and vintage styles tie this collection together, even though the mirrors vary in size and shape.See more of this home’s collections of flea market finds EmailSave 5. A strip of dramatic wallpaper. Using a single strip of wallpaper as floor-to-ceiling art can be a great way to introduce a colorful accent or rich pattern without fully committing to covering the walls. To make this look work, go for papers with bold color washes, dip dyes and large, fantastical prints, such as botanicals or birds. Avoid single colors, which can look more like a partially painted accent wall than art, and skip the small-scale prints, which will get lost from a distance. If you’re renting, using liquid starch to mount the wallpaper will allow you to remove it later without damage to the walls.t EmailSave 6. Eclectic tapestries. Think beyond quilts and traditional tapestries when you consider textiles for wall art. Anything woven with interesting details, like the pieces of metal in Moroccan wedding blankets or tiny mirrors in Indian tapestries, can make great wall accents, adding texture to a room.In this home of an interior designer and her daughter, a vintage shawl with long fringe hangs half as wall art, half as a canopy, and adds to the colorful, bohemian vibe. EmailSave 7. Wood slices. Cross sections of tree trunks and branches arranged in a river-like design across this wall bring a natural, organic element to the contemporary living room. The design is particularly eye-catching because of the graphic bullseye look of each piece of wood. Using light-colored wood such as birch would give a more subtle result but still add rich texture. EmailSave 8. License plates. A group of vintage plates hung as a collection looks more grown-up and intentional than a single plate. The interior designer of this Denver home used a set of vintage plates from Colorado and elsewhere to give an in-between space in the living room more character. EmailSave 9. Natural branch. A pale branch silhouetted against a dark accent wall creates a distinct display in this midcentury modern room. It can be tricky to figure out how to mount wooden branches. Smaller pieces with sections that lie flat to the wall can be attached with long screws. Heavier branches require mounting brackets or wiring. EmailSave 10. Handkerchiefs. A framed collection of silk handkerchiefs enlivens the wall of this living room in Ibiza, Spain, and picks up the bright cobalt, turquoise and red of the rug. To get the scarves to lie flat, the interior designer used floating glass frames. One standout scarf framed or hung from a wooden poster hanger could also anchor the room. EmailSave Tell us: What everyday objects have you turned into wall art? Share your photos in the Comments.
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