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When it comes to selling your home, you may have heard that the smell of fresh-baked cookies can help attract potential buyers. But the opposite is also true — less attractive smells can cause buyers to turn away, sometimes even the smells that you’ve grown accustomed to and don’t notice anymore. Try to be
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Getting your home to a “show-ready” condition can be difficult, but once you’ve put in all that hard work, you are best served to spend the extra time to keep it show ready. Not only will you be your realtor’s dream client, but your home will be more likely to sell quickly and at your
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First impressions are lasting impressions and your home’s curb appeal is the first impression potential buyers will get – before they even step inside. You don’t want to mess up and drive away potential buyers because you didn’t clean up the front area of your home. Here are some areas to pay attention to:
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Despite our best efforts, most of us are still weighed down by personal papers in our lives, whether it is offers for new credit cards in the mail, to bills from utility companies, copies of documents from medical visits to financial statements from our bank. It’s estimated that per person, Americans still use an average
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Trick or treat faces may be sweet, but the stains that face paint can leave on your kids’ clothes and costumes can be downright scary. Here are some of my best tips for getting face paint out of fabric – for good! First, wipe the excess face paint off of the clothes with a knife
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We all love our furry companions despite hair balls, muddy paws, overturned water dishes, hair on the sofa, tufts on the floor, and the occasional chew or scratch on a piece of furniture! When we clean up after them, or ourselves, we need to keep in mind that many household cleaning products may not
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By Jean Hill April 22nd is International Earth Day and this year the focus is to end plastic pollution. There is a large and growing body of research on the harmful effects on plastic on the environment and in oceans. Living in Jacksonville, Florida, with the Atlantic Ocean so close, thinking about the health of
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child bedroom checklist (3) (003)Do you just sigh when you walk by your child’s bedroom and see the mess of scattered clothes, toys, books, and games? Did you just clean and tidy it yesterday and today you wouldn’t know? Does that sound familiar? There are a lot of benefits for mental and physical health by
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Tiles today come in all shapes, sizes, and finishes and may be glazed ceramic, porcelain, concrete, cork, or stone. Stone tiling is often marble, granite or slate. The variety is fabulous for the different looks it can achieve on floors and walls in your home, as well as for its durability. It has been used