Are you getting bored during lockdown???

Here's three things you can do to break up the time time to freshen up your home

So we are going to be inside for a few more weeks yet... Why not spend some time doing a few bits around the house. It will certainly keep you busy and improve your home.

De-clutter

Go through one room at a time clearing out your wardrobes, drawers, kitchen cupboards and under stairs cupboards. Get rid of anything you no longer need or use anymore. Now I know its not the nicest of jobs and it's probably one for a rainy day but once its done you will feel super organised and your home will also feel a lot lighter.

Decorate

Get decorating to freshen up your home. A fresh coat of paint can make the world of difference. If you don't fancy repainting each room why not just touch up the walls and wood work instead. It's surprising how much of a difference this makes and your home will feel so much fresher.

Get Gardening

We are coming into summer so why not make the most of this time by tidying up your garden. Being outside will make you feel great and will be a welcome break from being inside the house. With the weather being so nice at the moment its a great time to cut the lawns, tidy up your boarders, trim your hedges, paint the fences and any outside walls of your home that are looking a bit weathered.

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