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decor 6 Ways to Bring Biophilic Design to Your Home Biophilic means connecting with nature and other living things. The term is derived from the word “biophilia” and centers around everything that is natural. #1- PLANTS: Use indoors plants as a design feature throughout your home. These will also help keep the air in your home clean. #2- WINDOWS: Let the outdoors in by keeping […]
general How to Clean Your Disposal Sprinkle baking soda and about two squirts of dish liquid into the garbage disposal. With a small brush, scrub the inside of the garbage disposal, including around the rubber gaskets. Turn on the water and the disposal and flush thoroughly for a few minutes. For another quick fix, make vinegar ice cubes and feed them […]
decor Celebrate Winter Solstice with Hygge The practice of “hygge” (pronouced hoo-gah) hails from Denmark and is a cultural practice that embraces feeling warm, cozy and safe. In fact, the Happiness Research Institute in Copenhagen claims that it is because of Danes’ adherence to everything hygge-ly that they are rated as the happiest country in the world. Hygge is celebrated by […]
decor Best Time to Plant Spring Bulbs There is nothing quite as cheerful as seeing daffodils and tulips coming up in early spring. November can be an ideal month to plant. Average planting times for spring bulbs are: September to October — Zones 4, 5 October to early November — Zones 6, 7 November to early December — Zones 8, 9 Late […]
general How To Streamline Your Thanksgiving To-Do List What’s not to like about a day dedicated to eating lots of great food and spending time with those closest to you? That being said, the prep work can feel overwhelming and so can accommodating a lot of people in your home. As such, there is no better time to let go of any perfectionist […]
general 15 Indoor Home Projects You Can Plan for Now With winter weather right around the corner, it’s a good time to set your sights on home upgrades you can do indoors, especially if you’re thinking of selling come spring. Following is a handy reminder list: 1 – Insulate your attic and crawlspace 2 – Seal cracks and gaps around windows and doors. 3 – […]
general Do You Need a Sump Pump? A sump pump protects your home in case of flooding and is typically installed in basements, cellars and crawl spaces to keep those areas dry. There are a variety of sump pumps on the market, each designed to operate in different areas and conditions. You should consider a sump pump if your home is prone […]
general Do You Need Gutter Guards? The Pros and Cons Gutters that work efficiently are essential to protecting the foundation of your home. Gutters are designed to redirect water to downspouts that carry the water to a suitable drainage location, well away from your foundation. But gutters need regular maintenance to work effectively and can be difficult to access and hard to keep free of […]
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general Homeowner Tips: Techniques to Flatten a Rug Techniques to Flatten a Rug 1. If the edges curl upward, lay the rug on a flat, hard surface and fold the edges slightly under for a few days. 2. If the edges are curling under, flip the area rug over and let gravity do its job. 3. Use heavy objects to weigh down the […]
general Ways to Prepare Your Home for Extreme Weather With winter right around the corner and the threat of extreme weather becoming more commonplace, it’s time to make sure your home is buttoned up tight. ROOF: Regardless of where you live, your first line of defense is your roof. Your roof protects everything else in your home. When composed of materials appropriate to your […]
general Lawn Tips for Hot August Days Lawn Tips for Hot August Days 1. Let your lawn grow taller to reduce moisture loss and weed growth. 2. Water deeply but less frequently to encourage root growth. 3. Prevent fungal rot by watering early morning so your lawn is dry by nightfall. 4. Avoid mowing during the hottest time of day to reduce […]
general 7 Timely Home Maintenance Tips for July 1- MAKE THE BASEMENT COMFY: The beauty of basements is that they tend to be the coolest room in the house in the heat of summer. As well, they provide a safe place to go during storms. Easy ways to spruce up the basement include painting the concrete floor, adding area rugs, comfy furniture, a […]
general 6 Ways to Prevent Porch Theft 1. Track your deliveries. 2. Select the signature required option. 3. Install a lockable delivery box. 4. Install a security camera. 5. Team up with your neighbors. 6. Pick up packages at a secure location. Real Estate questions?  Contact me today! Anna Chafe – Realtor(310) 818-3190 DRE#01978013 annachafehomes@gmail.com chafehomes.com Hablo Español Century 21 Union Realty- Voted […]
general Pantone Color of the Year: A Nod to Lush Earth Tones Mocha Mousse, a lush shade of brown also known as PANTONE 17-1230, is the “it” color of 2025. Mocha Mousse merges the approachable with the elevated for a rich, flavorful shade of brown. It fuses subtle elegance and earthy refinement, aligning with themes of comfort, wellness and a desire for simple pleasures. Interesting how a […]
general Homeowner Tips Best Ways to Prevent Wasps Now is the time to get a jump on mitigating any wasp activity near your home. Start by removing food sources like compost piles, pet food, bird food and waterers. Hang false nests, like decorative lanterns–wasps will avoid them. Have wasp spray on hand, which will paralyze them on contact. […]
general How to Compost – It’s Easier than You Think Have you ever thought about composting but decided it’s too difficult or that you need a big yard? The good news is that composting is actually pretty easy and you can even do it from your condo balcony in the city – no yard required. Best of all, you can participate in making the world […]
general Homeowner Tips- What’s the Perfect Temp for Your Fridge? Refrigerator temperatures should not fall below 32 degrees to prevent our food from freezing. But how warm can the temps go? According to the FDA, your fridge temp should be kept at or below 40 degrees – with freezers set to 0 degrees Fahrenheit. The FDA also recommends you check your temps periodically. Newer model […]
decor Up Your Curb Appeal With Outdoor Accents Curb appeal is all about first impressions and can up the value of your home. And if you’re selling, great curb appeal indicates to potential buyers that your home has been well loved and maintained. Following are some quick and easy ways to increase the curb appeal of your home: Solar Lighting: Relatively inexpensive, quick […]
general Your Spring Gardening Checklist for April Just as you give your house a good spring cleaning to freshen it up after a long winter, you can take a similar approach to getting your garden in shape for the warmer months.  Tackle all your outdoor tasks like a pro with this spring gardening checklist.  Clean up Flowerbeds: Clear away dead leaves, remove […]
general Homeowner Tips Time to Change the Air Filters Make sure to schedule a maintenance checkup for your HVAC system every spring and fall, but in the meantime, filters need to be checked once a month. When they’re dirty, change them; dirty filters shorten the lifespan of your system. Fortunately, it’s easy to do. First, check your owner’s […]
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