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4 Colors You Should Never Paint Your Bedroom

Nothing feels better than jumping into bed for a rejuvenating night's sleep. But our rest can be disturbed in many ways, so we strive to create a comfortable cocoon with pillows just the way we like them, soft sheets, and maybe a noise machine to overtake aural distractions.

May 04, 2024
4 Colors You Should Never Paint Your Bedroom
Nothing feels better than jumping into bed for a rejuvenating night's sleep. But our rest can be disturbed in many ways, so we strive to create a comfortable cocoon with pillows just the way we like them, soft sheets, and maybe a noise machine to overtake aural distractions. However, there is one element we might be overlooking that contributes to the lack of Zen: the color of the walls. While the paint color of a room is intended to create ambiance, it can unintentionally affect our feelings. In the bedroom, where relaxation is the goal, you'll want to stay away from loud and bright hues that energize, especially these four colors.
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6 Myths and Facts About Your Cast-Iron Pan
Nothing feels better than Many people, from amateur home cooks to professional chefs, swear by cast-iron pans for their strong heat, ease of use, and possible flavor-enhancing qualities. You may be long familiar with non-stick and stainless steel cookware but have yet to bite the bullet when it comes to cast-iron. Some cooks might be intimidated by the heavy-duty pan and its maintenance. For one, can you use soap on those things or not? Luckily, we're here to set the record straight on cast-irons so you can get to dinner. into bed for a rejuvenating night's sleep. But our rest can be disturbed in many ways, so we strive to create a comfortable cocoon with pillows just the way we like them, soft sheets, and maybe a noise machine to overtake aural distractions. However, there is one element we might be overlooking that contributes to the lack of Zen: the color of the walls. While the paint color of a room is intended to create ambiance, it can unintentionally affect our feelings. In the bedroom, where relaxation is the goal, you'll want to stay away from loud and bright hues that energize, especially these four colors.
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A Shot of This Each Day Could Keep Colds at Bay
If you've visited a juice bar in the last few years, you've undoubtedly come across the popular option to add a shot of ginger to your beverage. This spicy root has soared in popularity thanks to its concentrated health benefits, from digestion to immune support. But are ginger shots just a wellness fad? Do they really benefit our health? 
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8 Affordable Carry-Ons We Love
Even the most relaxing vacations can be stressful once you get to the airport — especially at baggage claim. One way to minimize stress is by opting for a carry-on instead of checking a bag. You won't have to worry about paying extra to check the bag, and you can skip awkwardly standing at the baggage carousel crossing your fingers that your suitcase will drop out. Whether you decide on a wheeled suitcase, a duffel, or a backpack, finding the balance between functionality, style, and durability is key.
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The Best Retail Loyalty Programs Everyone Should Sign Up For
Spending money is fun, but saving money is even better, especially if you can do it while spending money. With rising inflation and the general cost of living, it behooves the average consumer to find ways to maximize their spending. One way to do that is through retail loyalty programs, and if you play your cards right, you can save hundreds annually.
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The cost of a house in the 1950s

The baby boom coincided with a period of economic prosperity that also saw a rise in home ownership.

What Did a House Cost During the Baby Boom?

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The baby boom coincided with a period of economic prosperity that also saw a rise in home ownership. Census data shows that 43.6% of Americans owned a home in 1940; by 1960, that number rose to 61.9%, an increase of more than 18%. We took a look at the average cost of a house during this boom time.

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