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Whether your ‘office’ is a designated room, a desk in the corner of the living room, or simply at one end of the dining room table, it’s a lot more inviting if it’s clean, tidy, and orderly.

It is generally considered safer when residential properties have someone residing in them. If damage does occur, someone living in the house will spot it and be able to clean it up quickly.

Lifting and carrying doesn’t get any easier with age. Try employ some of the following tips to help you stay independent around your home!

Living alone has its challenges, but one of the advantages is you learn to depend on yourself for your security – and that can build confidence.

Neighbours don’t need to be best buddies, but they do need to get along

Living alone for the first time as a grown-up can feel overwhelming, especially when it comes to home maintenance. However, once you establish a seasonal routine, everything seems more manageable.

There are often good reasons why some households are burdened with more possessions than others. We take a look at those reasons and check out how to manage the bulk.

Printed photos are among our most intimate treasures, which is why it's so hard to part with them. If this sounds like you, check out the tips for creative ways to reduce the collection.

There’s a huge sense of satisfaction that comes with de-cluttering your home, but if you don’t know how to keep the dross at bay, it quickly returns.

Retirement living often means downsizing your garden to no more than a balcony. Check out the following ideas to make even the smallest of spaces green and welcoming.