Dated: January 4 2025
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As a new year begins and we focus on making sure we have everything set to try to better ourselves and our family, let’s not forget our homes, the place where all our memories are stored 🏠✨.
There are many rituals that represent new beginnings and welcoming a clean slate, so let’s do the same for our home 🧹🌱.
Saging a home gives a fresh sense of peace and comfort 🌿💫, and the use of Palo Santo or Rosemary will help achieve a new start 🔥🌿.
Checking the batteries in our smoke detectors is a way to keep our house safe and the people living there 🔋🚨.
We use our refrigerators with water and ice makers daily, so be sure to check the filters ❄️🧊🔄.
Having clean air running through our home is vital 🌬️, so make sure to change the air conditioner filters 🌿💨.
Decluttering even one room at a time can help the new year start off less stressful with less mess to avoid 📦🧘♀️.
Cleaning our windows or ceiling fans may seem daunting, but once they are done, you will feel so much better ✨🧽, and not seeing the dust build up and smudges will keep this year going on the right track 🔄🌟.
These tasks may not be completed in the first week of the new year, but once they are tackled, you will feel completed and confident about what lies ahead for you and your family 💪❤️.
Enjoy this year 🌸. Savor the small things 🌻. Enjoy time with your loved ones 👨👩👧👦 and simplify things when you can 🧘♂️.
Wendi Davis is a South Florida native and a University of Central Florida alumna with a double major in Advertising/Public Relations and Psychology. Her education has given her a deep understanding of....
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