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By Experience Life StaffBoost everyday comfort with these five high-quality household goods.
Boost everyday comfort with these five high-quality household goods.
Forget scented candles. Learn the steps to make this simple DIY reed diffuser — and fill your home with healthy fragrances all year long.
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Navigating change and building resiliency starts with healthy habits.
Consider one of these projects to make good use of your downtime.
Repairing or replacing items in your home can reduce your carbon footprint and save you money.
Kitchen sponges can spread germs. Try throwing them in the dishwasher, boiling them, and even microwaving them to zap bacteria.
Try this ancient practice to promote mindfulness, clarity, and relaxation.
Best-selling author Joshua Becker explains how downsizing your possessions and your calendar can help you focus on the things and people that matter most.
Be more with less. Here are tips for minimalist living — downsizing your life, your possessions, and your schedule — from author and blogger Joshua Becker.
Ingrid Fetell Lee on design principles that spark positivity and moments of happiness.
More than a place to set our meals, our tables are a place to connect and share.
A home project offers a reminder that small changes, even seemingly insignificant ones, have big potential.
Learn how to minimize waste while reaping more satisfaction from life.
If your wardrobe has white space in it, your life just might too.
The ‘‘slow fashion’’ movement teaches consumers how to build a healthy wardrobe, while also protecting the planet.
Everyday household products, including cleaners and personal-care items, contribute almost half the pollutants in the atmosphere.
Ditching plastic is good for the planet — and your health. Here are some tips to help reduce your plastic consumption.
Feeling oppressed by your possessions? Learn how to lighten your load — and harvest some important insights in the process.
How your stuff is made matters, says founder of 31 Bits.