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Weather Preparedness in Your Apartment!

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Summer is here, which means here comes the hurricanes and heat! No one wants a bit of harsh weather to get in the way of their good summer vibes!    Weather can severely impact your safety and comfort any which way you slice it. So, it is always important to take the right steps to ensure that you and your family or roommates are safe and cozy inside as you wait out stormy skies and hazardous temperatures. As such, we are breaking down some handy ways you can help make the most of your time indoors, both productively and with a safety-conscious mindset. Let’s get started!   STAY COOL! Keep an eye for explosively hot temperatures, especially during the summer. Heat stroke and dehydration are pretty serious issues you do not want to mess with, on top of the threat of skin cancer and other hazardous outcomes. Stay indoors, drink plenty of water, and always look for the coolest hours whenever you are out and about .   ADHERE TO FLOOD SAFETY! Always keep a c...

Keeping Your Apartment Warm For the Holidays!

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December has arrived, which means things are probably a lot frostier over at your apartment! With this in mind, it’s important to take the time to prepare your home for when it’s time to beat the chill and keep things nice and warm!  With this in mind, I’m breaking down some handy tips and tricks to help you ensure a comfy, toasty living space just in time for the holidays. Ready to get started? Let’s go! First, always pay attention to your thermostat! If you’re someone who’s very frugal, chances are you’re not going to want to be adjusting your thermostat too much during the season! That said, you should always keep an eye on the weather and ensure that you’re keeping nice and warm! There’s a difference between being a little chilly indoors and outright freezing . Keep your thermostat at an appropriate temperature and make sure you’re not letting it drop too much for the sake of saving money! Remember, keeping warm prevents future illness and the last thing you want is a cold duri...

Life’s a Party! Enjoying City Life At Your Apartment!

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Everyone has a place where they settle down their roots, whether it’s a hometown or a brand new place to live over the course of several years.  Either way, moving into a new place means taking advantage of the regional convenience of the area, especially if you’re living in a location with a more urban background and climate. Adjusting can definitely take some time, but there’s also plenty of room for an abundance of fun! The first thing you need to do whenever you’re out and about enjoying the neighborhood is to get to know your neighbors. Living near the city can be rough so it’s important to take the time to get to know the people around you. Getting to know them can really help you out of a jam if the going gets tough! Plus, it’s just a great way to better integrate yourself with your new apartment community!  Additionally, it’s important to learn some of the most important distinguishing markers and characteristics of the area you live in. Taking a moment to stop and get...

How To Stay Safe In Your New Apartment!

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Moving into your new apartment can be a breeze, especially if you’re familiar with the general atmosphere and neighborhood you’re situated in. That said, it can still be a little scary for newbies who are nervous about living by themselves for the first time.  Even if you’re living with friends, roommates, or significant others, it’s a lot more comforting to know what you’re up against, especially when it comes to your personal safety. It never hurts to brush up on some helpful tips and tricks to ensure that your safety is your top priority! Luckily, that’s why I’m here. Below, I’ll be dishing out some simple, but nonetheless handy information to help you keep up to speed on proper apartment safety. Ready to get started? Let’s roll! KEEP YOUR BLINDS CLOSED! Don’t let neighbors and strangers have a front-row seat to watch you go about your day. You’re welcome to use your blinds on a bright summer day but always be mindful of who may be looking in. Especially make sure to keep your b...