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The Phylluz 52-Inch Flush Mount Fan Brings Light And Remote Control For $42.55
A Slickdeals Frontpage listing puts the Phylluz 52-inch low-profile ceiling fan with dimmable LED light and remote at $42.55 with free shipping.
7 Tricks I’m Adopting From The Scandinavians To Keep Warm Without Central Heating
An Ideal Home report outlines seven Scandinavian-inspired ways to reduce heat loss and feel warmer, from insulation to draught-proofing.
I’m Closing My Curtains Early To Save Energy — This Impacts How Well The Hack Works
Closing curtains before sunset can help slow heat loss through windows, but savings depend on the glazing, curtains and home insulation.
This Cozy Room Trend Is On The Rise, And Designers Say It Makes Any Home Feel More Relaxing
Designers say listening rooms inspired by Japan’s Jazz Kissa cafés are appearing in homes, with comfortable seating, warm light and focused sound.
3 Ways To Make Your Bathroom Feel Cosier This Autumn
Ideal Home suggests warmer task lighting, inviting colours and soft floor coverings to make bathrooms feel more comfortable as autumn arrives.
I’m Fed Up With Coming Home To An Icy Hallway – 5 Things I’m Doing To Warm It Up
An Ideal Home writer shares five ways to tackle a cold hallway, including draught-proofing, floor coverings and radiator placement.
5 Expert-Backed Ways To Make Your Home Feel Calmer Through The Cold Months
House Beautiful’s report highlights five practical ways to make a home feel more restful in colder months, from reducing clutter to softening bedroom lighting.
Why Are My Bedroom Windows Soaking Wet Every Morning? Experts Explain The Reason
Experts say autumn cold, window temperature and moisture from sleeping can cause morning condensation. Learn how to reduce it and when to investigate.
Forget Pricey Blackout Curtains: IKEA’s $6 Blinds Are A Smarter Buy
IKEA’s SCHOTTIS pleated blind costs $5.99 and attaches with adhesive. Customer reviews praise its light blocking, but installation has drawbacks.