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Every day people move into a house or apartment, and wish they had done things differently. It is not their fault no one filled them in on essential tips. For most, it is their first place, so they really do not know what to expect. They are just figuring things out as they go and learning from mistakes. You don’t have to make these mistakes though. This guide will fill you in on all the things you should do prior to moving into your first house or apartment. Hire the Right Movers – If you are on a budget you could be thinking that the right movers are the cheapest ones. Unfortunately, this decision could leave you full of regrets. You need to check reviews, and make sure the company is licensed and insured. This is easiest done by entering the US DOT number into the Licensing and Insurance Public page on the U.S. Department of Transportation website. Also, make sure you are comparing quotes. If you base your decision on an estimate you will likely end up with a bill full of hidde

Throw the curtains open and put out a cheerful welcome mat because it’s  finally  starting to feel like spring. We all know what that means … spring cleaning time! It’s the season to toss or stow seasonal items, tidy corners, and tame cluttered spaces. This may sound strange, but I’ve been waiting for spring cleaning since  last  spring. My husband and I bought our first house last year, which was a foreclosure, so it needed a lot of work. I’ve tested many different cleaning products ranging from eco-friendly to the toxic, burn–the-lungs, cleaners. Still there are just some items in our house which will not clean well. I’ve enlisted the help of my awesome co-workers for their go-to, natural/organic spring cleaning tips. I put some of them to the test on our home; others I’ve heard have worked for several people, such as the oft-prescribed club soda trick. Vinegar • Windows and glass: Mix together a 50/50 blend of vinegar and distilled water into a spray bottle and grab a few s