Vacation homes are often considered a luxury for the very wealthy, but the truth is the sharing economy has seen a recent boom, and these days, more people are turning their properties into vacation rentals for other people to enjoy. Whether it’s an existing home or a property you want to invest in, you can make quite a bit of extra income throughout the entire year by renting out a getaway for other families to use. The key is to start with a solid plan and to understand what renters are looking for.

Proper cleaning and disinfection practices to reduce the risk of exposure to COVID-19 are an integral part of reopening many businesses, schools, and public spaces. This will require many to develop a plan, implement that plan, and then maintain and revise the plan as this situation further progresses. This will help ensure our communities stay safe as possible, reopen as soon as possible, and most importantly remain open.

With cleaning supplies dwindling down at just about any store, you might be searching for alternative ways to keep your house clean. Fortunately, you can easily create a variety of homemade cleaners with a few basic supplies you likely already have in your home.

Is hand sanitizer sold out everywhere? I know it is here, amongst many other things! The good news is that hand sanitizer can be made at home very easily with common household items! Not only is homemade sanitizer just as effective as the brands in stores, but you also get to choose what to include in the formula!a!

You may think that just because you regularly vacuum and dust that you're keeping your home clean, but the truth of the matter is that you can't clean dirty air with regular housekeeping alone. Considering the majority of Americans spend 90 percent of their time indoors—65 percent of which is at their residence—it's important that the air is hygienic. There are a lot of pollutants that can be found at home, including pet dander (a major contributor), mold, bacteria, chemicals from cleaning solvents, cosmetics, plastics, and more.

GETTING A STAIN ON YOUR MATTRESS CAN BE A PAINFUL EXPERIENCE, ESPECIALLY IF IT’S FAIRLY NEW AND CAME WITH A HEFTY PRICE TAG, WHICH OF COURSE MOST DO.

NOW MOST PEOPLE WOULD TELL YOU TO GO DOWN TO YOUR LOCAL SUPERMARKET AND BUY A CHEMICAL FILLED CLEANING PRODUCT TO REMOVE THE MATTRESS STAIN, HOWEVER YOU DO NOT NEED TO DO THAT.


WHAT WE RECOMMEND IS A NATURAL SOLUTION TO REMOVING IT, THAT IS CHEAPER, SAFER, AND MUCH BETTER FOR THE ENVIRONMENT.

Many people have what’s known as multiple chemical sensitivity, usually shortened to MCS, which is an ultra sensitivity to chemicals like solvents, VOC's (Volatile Organic Compounds), perfumes, gasoline, diesel, cigarette smoke, and basically chemicals in general. This condition is also called “idiopathic environmental intolerance,” which actually means that it is not known how or why the chemicals affect these people as they do.

Reducing your energy consumption will not only reduce your monthly utility bill, but will go a long way in greening your lifestyle. A common misconception is that you will need to drastically change your lifestyle, or make substantial financial investments to make a noticeable difference. However, reducing your energy usage is easier than you might think.

Between your jam-packed schedule, never ending to-do list, pets, and kids—it can be challenging to keep your home organized. Even if your home is clean, it could be disorganized and overflowing with items you really don’t need. Set aside a day, gather your family—and clear your clutter with these simple tips.