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Are you about to move out of your house, and probably have everything ready? Read this to the end. Often, you get to your new apartment before realizing that you are missing very basic but essential things— you’re then stuck, especially if it's a new neighborhood. New environment, new neighbors, and no friends yet— no one to call and ask for such basic things; probably no one to ask as well. Before you make a few friends who can show you around or before you discover the local store, there are a couple of things you should have and put in place to make your first few days pleasant, as well as safe. To avoid that, we have compiled a list of 10 things to do or take with you before moving into a new house; this ensures that you don’t miss out on anything. Moving into your new can then be as desirable, fun, and enjoyable as you imagined it to be. Things to Do Before Moving Into a New Apartment 1. Clean the toilet well Take some time out to clean the toilets properly before you move in. This makes it hygienic enough for you. Since you don't know the previous occupants, doing this is your best option for staying healthy— and preventing toilet infections. You may change the toilet seat if you’re too apprehensive about it. A good cleaning of the toilet guarantees you to be calmer in a house where everything around still feels a little strange. 2. Change the locks Read More...
It doesn’t matter if you’re a commercial business or a homeowner, just about every day we all receive mail. The problem is, when we’re all trying to keep our paper usage to a minimum, what are the rules when it comes to recycling mail? Well, worry not, as here at we have a handy guide to everything you need to know about recycling your mail: Advertising Mail It doesn’t matter if we have little signs on our doors asking for no junk mail, there always seems to be leaflets that make it through our letterboxes. Thankfully, though, most of these items can be easily recycled, so you can worry less about the impact this junk mail has on the planet. You will need to watch out for junk mail that contains address labels or fake plastic credit cards. As these will need to be removed and put into your normal bin. You should also be careful about recycling any advertising mail that might contain sensitive information – such as your name, address and/or phone number. In these cases, you can remove the sensitive information and recycle the generic part of the mail. Newspapers While not all of us get a newspaper – and if we do, we may have switched to the more environmentally friendly online version – many of us still receive free newspapers though our doors every week. That’s because many local communities have their own paper, which gets sent around the town with local news and advertisements for local shops and events. Read More...
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