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6 Design Ideas to Cure Your Winter Blues

                                                               (Image credit:  Lauren Kolyn ) Winter Blues really setting in with spring so near? Here are some ideas on how designers take a boring winter stuck inside and turn it into something useful by incorporating mood lifters all around their homes! 

Marie Kondo's 'Tidying Up' Explains Our Anxiety Over Clutter

                                                                (Image credit: Denise Crew/Netflix) In the popular Netflix series, "Tidying Up With Marie Kondo," she explains all the ways people have anxieties over clutter and how to clean it up. 

10 Times to Hire a Professional Organizer

How do we know we've reached the breaking point with the messes in our homes? Sometimes we can't handle organizing on our own, and that's fine...h ere are some reasons for maybe stepping aside and letting a personal organizer come in and help clean up your home!

6 tips for a garage facelift

(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBqyJAItpDI) People often abuse their garage space. They dump old and useless things in there season after season, causing useful storage space to become cluttered. Here are some tips on how to clean out your garage and get it fully functionable again.

May's Monthly Maintenance Checklist

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April's Monthly Maintenance List

Spring has officially arrived and it's time to do some spring cleaning . . . Check out our monthly checklist for April, below. From raking up old leaves to dusting the hidden parts of your home, April is sure to be a busy bee month! Image via www.amerifirst.com

Prepping Your Spring Landscaping

If you get a jump on your dirty work first, putting the finishing touches on your landscaping will be a breeze once full-on summer weather arrives. Follow these helpful tips and tricks to prep your landscaping for the new season. Image via www.houzz.com Get rid of all the dead - Before you get to work putting new additions to your lawn, get rid of the "trash" in your yard. This includes, but is not limited to, pinecones, dead leaves or grass, litter, plants that didn't make it through the winter, etc. Prepare your planting beds - If you did your work before winter hit, this job will be much easier on you. Till up and sift through the existing soil in your beds and add in compost to get the soil mineral rich before you plant your summer goodies. Refurbish lawn furniture and ornaments - Dig out your lawn chairs and give them a scrub down as well as a new coat of paint or sealer. Wash the fabric of seat cushions, polish any lighting fixtures, etc. Source...