A lot can be to do with the energy efficiency in your home and also how you run it. I thought it was as good a time as any to share with you some of the ways you can ensure your home stays warm during the winter months.
To create a cozy outdoor space in winter, improve lighting using weather-resistant, strategically placed fixtures. Upgrade your patio using durable cold-resistant materials like natural stones, bricks, and concrete. Improve comfort through outdoor heating solutions and textiles, like fire pits, patio heaters, area rugs, and weather-resistant cushions. Lastly, dress warmly when spending time outdoors.
There is no harm in preparing now and getting yourself and your home ready for the winter months ahead. Especially if you are one of those people who just love the autumn vibes. With that in mind, here are some of the things that you can do.
When winter weather approaches, it is a good time to refresh (or create) your winter car emergency kit. Specific kit contents will depend on climate, location, and the amount of free space in the car. One way to build your emergency kit is to think about categories to include, and then tailor those categories to your specific driving conditions.
If this is your first time going through a major storm, don’t worry. This blog post will discuss some tips for getting your home up and running after a significant storm.
When it’s freezing the best and most exciting thing that you can do for yourself is be warm. Being able to huddle into your home and inside is the moment, and you need to make sure that you do that. To make that happen, you need to remind yourself of all of the jobs and the maintenance worker.
Winter is around the corner bringing with it colder days, shorter days, and a festive spirit; so what changes can you make to your home to embrace the winter season and make it one to remember for the right reasons? In this post, we have five interior decoration trends to transform your home this winter.
As the weather is about to turn, I thought I would share with you some of the ways you can Hygge your home and your life ready for the winter months ahead.
Dark mornings and evenings, colder temperatures, can all have an impact on our mind and body. So I thought it would be a great idea to share with you some top tips to winter-proof yourself. I hope it helps you get through the next few months ahead.
Winter is just around the corner and there are no predictable ways of knowing precisely what you will need to see you through until spring, you can put together a winter survival plan. When the forces of nature suddenly wage war against you often are bordering on panic and are not thinking straight. This article will guide your thinking toward possibilities for winterising your home and how to plan for the occasional storm, power outage, blocked roadways, lack of communication and flood.
Even when people absolutely love the snow, no one likes having to deal with it when it comes to safety. The best way to deal with snow and ice safely is to be prepared. Use these ideas as ways to keep safe when dealing with the snow and ice this winter.
