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Cooling down your home in the summer
As summer continues, the heat waves are only getting worse. While it’s super tempting to turn on the air conditioner (if you’re lucky enough to have one) or sit yourself in front of a fan, there’s other tips to keeping your home airy and cool. There’s lots of ways to mitigate the heat in your […]
Keeping your Fridge Organized
Many of us have had the experience of reaching into the back of our refrigerators, to find last week’s produce totally spoiled, or having to stack tupperware like Jenga pieces. Make your fridge a more sane and stable space (and save money on all the spoiled food you would normally toss out!) by following these […]
Most Dangerous Roads in America
People all around the world go on road trips during their vacations in order to enrich their leisure experience. There’s a turn of phrase, that “life is a journey, not a destination.” Well, if you’re keeping this phrase in your mind during your road trip, it doesn’t mean that while you’re on the road that […]
How to spot Dangerous Trees on your Property
Sometimes trees on your property can fall over – but luckily most trees give off warnings that they are in danger of falling before doing so. Here’s how to spot dangerous trees that are in risk of falling down on your property. Inspecting your Trees This should be done a few times a year […]
Stress Reduction Hacks for Moving Day
Get all packing and labeling done in advance There’s going to be so many important details that pop up on moving day itself, so it will be much easier for you if all the packing and labeling is done before the movers arrive. Only bring what you need If you have items or furniture that […]
Free activities to do on your NYC budget
It’s no surprise to anyone that living in New York City isn’t exactly cheap. In fact, New York carries one of the highest costs of living in the entire world. The reality for most people living in NYC is that the majority of one’s earned money will be spent on rent, food, and transportation. These […]
Comparing the 5 Boroughs of NYC
Any NYC native knows that each of the five boroughs of the city have its own individual flavor – from the street life, to amenities, and general ambience, moods can shift in a matter of blocks. Tenants of every borough would stand for their own at any day of the week – down to pride […]
Moving Aquariums and other Oddities
As moving day approaches further you might be wondering how to pack some of the strange, unique items that you might not be able to fit in the normal cardboard box. In our experience, improvisation is often a fantastic solution. Here’s our list of some of the strangest items we’ve moved, and the best methods of […]
How to make money from a Move
Moving can be pricy – not only do you have to contribute funds for the movers, the truck, all packing material and boxes, you also have to consider the costs of your new property. It would be a pragmatic and wise choice to maximize your ability to get as much of that money back as […]
Office Relocation Tips
Switching the location of your business can quickly evolve from excitement to stress. If you’re moving into a smaller office or expanding, moving from or into a larger city – in all these possible scenarios, it’s important to make sure multiple things are working to your specifications, and on schedule. If you’re trying to organize […]
Unlikely Moving Day Helpers
Moving day can be seriously hectic. Things break, you discover a crowded unorganized storage container that you presumed was empty. There’s no way to fully anticipate exactly what’s going to happen – so the best thing that you can do is ensure that you are prepared with the correct supplies. Here’s 5 items that you […]
How to convince your friends to help you move
If you’re enlisting the help of friends or family to help you pack or transport your belongings for a move, it’s an absolute must that you pay them back somehow – it’s the right thing to do, as moving can be an exhausting day long process. A slice of pizza isn’t close to enough. […]
