Homes & Gardens

Your bedroom is one of the most important rooms in the house. It is where you both start and end your day, so it’s important to create a setting that makes you happy. Fortunately, there are some simple tips to create a mood-boosting bedroom – here are seven of them.

1: Use Happy Colours

Colours have a real impact on our mood, so make sure you choose shades that lift your spirits. Try to avoid only using dark, cool colours, and instead opt for brighter, warmer shades such as pinks, yellows, and oranges.

Get creative when it comes to using colour in your bedroom....

Gardening is one of the best kinds of hobbies there is. It is extremely eco-friendly and it keeps your mind and mood cheerful. But let’s be honest here. Gardening, at the same time, is a time-consuming task as well. Also, it takes a lot of effort to properly maintain a garden. So, it is very hard to do gardening for a person who does not have enough free time. That’s why we are here to spare you some tips on easy gardening if you are a busy bee.

Drip Irrigation System, Sprinklers and Other Time-Saving Watering Solutions

The use of these methods depends on the size of...

Redrow Homes has awarded two members of staff in the South West, with Sales Consultant of the Year and Customer Service Employee of the Year Awards, at its annual Customer Conference.

This year the awards were held virtually and celebrated and recognised those that have excelled in their roles within each of the company’s regions. The Sales Consultant of the Year award was given to Karen Heard, sales consultant at the Romansfield development in Okehampton, Devon, and the Customer Service Employee of the Year award was given to Tracey Austin.

James Holmear, group sales...

Your plumbing system's most crucial element is your septic tank if your home isn't connected to city sewers. Septic tanks are responsible for securely operating all of the wastewater you produce. When your septic system defects work properly, all the wastewater in your home will be stocked. It only means that it comes back to you, untreated and hazardous.

In a properly functioning septic system, the septic tank's solid material is settled out in a septic tank and deposited until eliminated by pumping. The tank's effluent is still sewage; it has a substantial order and is crucial...