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Ways to Freshen up Your Humble Abode

Isabelle Jones by Isabelle Jones
February 4, 2020
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It’s amazing how drastically your house can change after you freshen it up, especially during the start of a new season. As the weather changes, you might want to change the interior of your house as well. Giving your house a few touches to make it look livelier can have many positive effects on your mood, and can make you more productive while using cheerful colors or new decorations can make a huge difference. That said, giving your home the makeover it needs is like starting a new chapter in your life. 

This is why you might be thinking of ways to do this effectively. Here are some tips on how to freshen up your home, and impress all your visitors with the change.

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Tidy up to freshen up

Tidying up your home is the first thing you need to start with, and it is probably the first thing that has been bothering you. Dusting off the surfaces and removing grime and dirt will instantly give your house a fresher feel because it will start to look livelier. If this task proves to be arduous, you can always have someone professional to do it for you. You can learn more about efficient cleaning services if you click here that will spare you the trouble of cleaning on your own. Cleaning services will be thorough, as they will be sure to cover everything, from carpets and sheets for mattresses and everything else. This could be useful for busy people since cleaning can take a long while for those who tend to procrastinate.

Professional services are also recommended for areas that are harder to reach. For example, people living in Thurston County look for a company that handles crawl space cleaning in Lacey ensuring this part of their home is always in tip-top shape. Keeping your house clean is the best way to ensure freshness in the long run.

Open the windows

Letting the clean air, especially after a long winter, could be amazing for the general atmosphere of your home. Your house will feel different when you allow sun rays to soak into the house, while you can use fans to accelerate the process. If you grow flowers or other scented herbs in your garden, and you open up your windows, you’ll have the added benefit of an amazing fragrance that will fill your home. This will not take much of your time; you can open the windows, run some errands, then go back and shut them before sundown. 

Burn scented candles

If you are a fan of scented candles, then you probably already have a stack of them around. If you’re thinking of freshening up your house, this might be a good time to take them out and use them. If you are new to scented candles, you can browse through an array of fragrant candles to choose what suits you. You’ll come across some relaxing scents like vanilla, lavender, and lemon. The crisp scent of the candle can help relax you every time you clean or declutter your room.

Use essential oils 

Using essential oils in air filters is ideal for people who prefer to use a more natural way to spread a fresh scent around the house, instead of using sprays or candles that are laden with chemicals. Essential oils are naturally extracted from the bark of a plant, seeds, or leaves. Not only will they make your house smell wonderful, but they also have some health benefits. For example, eucalyptus and rosemary are effective anti-bacterial agents, while sage and sandalwood can help prevent mold growth. You can use your favorite essential oil, or make a combination of your liking. Use an eyedropper, and apply around 20 drops on the surface of the filter, then put it back in the HVAC unit. However, you may want to skip this step if you have pets, as essential oils can be toxic to animals.

Paint the walls

Painting the walls will certainly make you feel a change, and will brighten up your house. Changing the dull colors of the interior of your house into a brighter or more shimmery hue will make the place feel like it’s brand new. Along with being one of the cheapest ways to change the interior of the house, painting the walls will give you a chance to paint your house’s rooms using your favorite colors. If the house has been previously owned, then this makeover can make you feel more at home.

Following these steps can rejuvenate your home and make it more appealing. Freshening up your house can have many benefits. Not only will you have a clean home in which you can and breathe fresh air, but you’ll also feel more comfortable with having guests over. Freshening up your house is an easy task, and it is worth the effort!

Isabelle Jones

Isabelle Jones

The information contained in this article is for informational purposes only and is not in any way intended to substitute medical care or advice from your doctor, or be interpreted as expert opinion.

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