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Maybe it’s rain, or maybe it’s a foot of snow, either way we’re all spending more time indoors, and this might make us want to climb the walls. Luckily there are some easy steps you can take to bring some new life to your living room. Take a look and learn how to refresh your space with quick furniture design tips to help relieve your cabin fever. You can turn your living room into a Winter Oasis, and you won’t even need to put on a Hawaiian shirt (although we still recommend it). Find a centerpiece Don’t try to build Rome in a day, in fact, don’t try to build Rome in your living room at all. You might be just one attention-getting statement piece away from achieving your perfect space. Try removing the collection of picture frames and feature one large piece of art or textile on your wall. Functional furniture can be a centerpiece as well. Start with one of our Designer Inspired Chairs and build a room around that. The rest of the furniture and decor can draw the eye to that one piece. Source: Colorforte.com Once you have your statement piece in place, you can move other furniture or art around the house and freshen up more rooms with just one new addition. Hang one of our Floating Bookshelves in your living room, and dress up your centerpiece however you like. Maybe a mix of books, plants, and personal items. Paint an Accent Wall Maybe your favorite color is too dark or too overpowering for an entire room. Bright magenta is great, but being surrounded by it on all sides might be a bit much. Accent walls bring an extra dimension and a little fun to your space. Paint one wall a bold color, and let it play off the dominant neutral tones of the room. One thing to pay attention to is the architecture: Make sure it supports the accent wall rather than clashes with it. Source: Houzz.com Accent walls work well with white furniture, creating a fun, modern and clean look. Pick up a Coffee Table and a Bookcase to get it started. Adopt a Houseplant The third of our furniture design tips has nothing to do with furniture at all. Bring a little spring to your home by adopting a houseplant. Houseplants have a lot to offer: Cleaner air, a better mood, more productivity, and more peace of mind. Doesn’t sound like a bad deal. But right away you’ll notice a little bit more life in your living space. If you’re worried a houseplant is too much responsibility, don’t worry. There are plenty of options for getting started. In other words, there are a lot of plants that are hard to kill. Peace Lilies, for example, will begin to droop every time they need another dose of water. Source: Decordove.com Extra shelving might be needed for your new plant friends, why not pick up a Leaning Ladder Bookcase from HomCom and add some houseplants into the mix. Declutter Speaking of shelving, let’s talk organization. Sometimes all a room needs is for you to remove all its stuff. Time to revitalize your closets and clear up some space to live your life. A clean house means less stress, more space, and feeling of accomplishment. A Coat Rack in the entryway is a great place to start. A hook for your coat, and a small shelf for your keys, hats and bags. A shoe bench in the entryway is another great addition that keeps your important things in one place, not all over the house. Give your closets some backbone with one of our Closet Organizers, and start to enjoy your new lively living space. The last of our furniture design tips: The secret to organization is to start with tiny habits: easy steps triggered by things you do every day. Like hanging your coat after you enter the house, or making the bed after you brush your teeth. -
How to Choose the Best Pedal Go-Kart
Does your kid love cars? Do they have a passion for racing? Or, do you think it’s time to start them on some light and fun exercise regimens? If so, then a pedal go-kart won’t be a bad idea for their Christmas or early birthday gift? Read on for a guide on selecting the best car for your youngster. Pedal go-karts can provide hours of entertainment and exercise for your kids, both indoors and outdoors. They’re cheaper and more sedate than traditional rechargeable or petrol-engine go-karts. That’s because they have no fuel or recharging costs and can stay in shape longer with minimal maintenance. The other advantage of pedal go-karts is their slow speed; they can barely accelerate faster than regular bicycles. Therefore, your kids will have a favorable environment to grasp the basics of driving at their own pace and with less exposure to accidents and injuries. The biggest challenge most first-time go-kart buyers face is how to identify the perfect car for their youngsters. And reasonably so—there are tens of go-kart options, and each of them has its unique sets of pros and cons. If you’ve found yourself in this predicament, worry no more. By the end of this article, you’ll have a firm grasp of go-karts, how to pick the best one for your kids to ride on, and selection tips. Different Types of Pedal Go-Karts Aosom has broadly categorize pedal go-karts based on three aspects: Size Pedal go-karts come in different sizes and heights. Selecting the correct height is essential to enable your kid to begin using the car straight away. You might also want to ensure that the go-kart has an adjustable seat so that the child doesn’t have trouble reaching the pedals due to height constraints. Most manufacturers categorize pedal go-karts into sizes according to age. The two main age groups include: Pedal go-karts for children aged 2-5 years: These are two, three, or four-wheeled ride-on toys, little tracks, or balance bikes for kids who are still working on their motor development skills. You can use them to encourage kids to have fun outdoors to gain confidence and grasp more skills. Pedal go-karts for children aged 5-10 years: Once your kid has mastered confidence and acquired considerable skills, you can introduce them to more advanced go-karts. These cars allow adjusting the seats to higher heights and can accelerate a little faster. Depending on your kid’s mastery level, you can acquire a go-kart without a freewheel facility. Style Here, the focus is on how the car looks. We recommend allowing the kids to select their preferred colors and styles for a personalized experience. You may only have to chip in when it comes to more complex factors like the go-kart’s construction quality and chain-driven mechanism. Safety Pedal go-karts have different safety features depending on their age levels. Look out for impact absorption strips, freewheel facilities, tire types, and the car’s height. Closely related to safety is comfort; the kid shouldn’t have trouble riding on the go-kart. How to Pick a Suitable Pedal Go-Kart? As we said, there are so many pedal go-kart options in the market that finding the perfect one for your kid can sometimes be tricky. Its, therefore, crucial to know what to look for in a go-kart. Most first-time buyers primarily consider the car’s price. While this is a good starting point, it shouldn’t be the only consideration. Cheap is often expensive, and it’s not any different when it comes to pedal go-karts. If you only consider the price, you may end up buying an inexpensive but substandard car that won’t last for long or lacks the necessary safety features. We often advise our clients to go for clients that give them the best value for their bucks. Some factors to consider include: Safety: Naturally, the first and most essential consideration is the go-kart’s safety—you don’t want a car that will have you constantly worrying about your kid falling or getting injuries. Does the kart have a handbrake for an instant, unsophisticated braking, or an inbuilt drivetrain to enable slowing down through backpedaling? Some cars also have absorption strips and freewheel facilities for extra protection in case the kid loses balance. Tires: How thick are the tires? Generally, wider tires are the best; they offer better grip and additional comfort. Also, ensure that the car’s tires—and any other parts—are readily available in your locality. You don’t want it lying idle in the garage because you can’t find tires to replace the worn-out ones. Construction quality: Chunky, solid frames generally provide better stability. Also, carefully examine the joints. 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Winterize Your Chicken Coop for Happy, Healthy Chickens
The best time to winterize your chicken coop is in the late summer or fall, so let’s get to it! Chickens are actually pretty cold tolerant- they tolerate cold much better than heat. Temperatures as low as -10F probably won’t bother your chickens very much. They’re covered in feathers and down, so their little bodies are naturally insulated in nice fluffy down coats. That being said, you’ll still need to winterize your chicken coop to keep them safe and happy all winter long. Most likely, your chickens won’t produce as many eggs in winter. They’ll be putting more energy into staying warm. Also, decreased daylight hours may keep chickens from laying during the darkest weeks of winter. Your chickens will probably molt in the fall or winter. This will affect egg production as well. Molting is completely natural and necessary part of a bird’s life. Basically, old feathers fall out and new feathers grow in. If your chickens start looking scraggly in fall or winter, don’t panic- they’re probably just molting, not sick. Frostbite is a major concern for chickens in winter. Damp, cold conditions can lead to frostbite on chickens’ feet, combs, and wattles. Winterize your chicken coop to keep it dry, warm, and well ventilated; this is essential to preventing frostbite. Step by Step Guide to Winterize Your Chicken Coop Clean the whole coop. Remove all bedding, waste, debris, food, etc. Thoroughly clean coop, roosts, nesting boxes, and runs. Check the coop for any cracks or holes. Patch or fill these in to reduce drafts. Wooden coops naturally insulate the best. It’s important for the coop to have good ventilation though so you don’t want to stop all airflow. An overly humid coop is not good for chickens. Check the roof, floor, and side joints of your coop to ensure that the coop is still waterproof. You may want to treat the outer wood on your coop with waterproofing spray or sealant. Supply adequate bedding- about 6-8”. Pine shavings are great for the floor and nesting boxes. Straw or hay works well also. This will add insulation to the coop and help your chickens stay warm. You’ll need to clean out and change the bedding on a regular basis. You may want to run an artificial infrared light in the coop if you want to stimulate egg production. Make sure to turn the light off at night though so your chickens can get some sleep. A light should only be used in the mornings and evenings to add a few hours of light to your chickens’ day. Make sure your chicken yard is secured. Escaped chickens will have a harder time surviving in winter than in summer. Be aware of potential frostbite in chickens, when temperatures drop below freezing. If your temperatures consistently drop below freezing, you may want to fit your coop with a heat lamp. Make sure that it is in a place where the chickens cannot roost on it or peck at the cord. Heat lamps shouldn’t be run constantly; instead, only use a heater to heat the coop intermittently. Overheating the coop can lead to too much humidity. Feed your chickens extra in the winter, especially scratch or corn. This is a high-fat food which will help them pack on some winter pounds and keep warm. Feeding chickens in the afternoon or evening will keep their digestion process going throughout the night, which will help them keep warm. Lock your chickens in the coop at night. This is generally a good idea year-round to keep them from becoming a snack for predators, but is especially important in winter. Chickens produce body heat which will heat the coop and keep each other warm. Securing them in the coop encourages them to stay inside where it’s safe and warm. Make sure your chickens always have fresh, not frozen water. If temperatures drop below freezing, try putting out slightly warmed water to keep it accessible longer throughout the day. You can also invest in a heated water bucket if you live in a place with consistently low temperatures. Additional Suggestions The coop needs to be kept dry and draft-free in winter. If your coop has windows, you’ll want to close them at night (but open them back up in the morning so the coop can ventilate). If your windows don’t have coverings, you’ll want to make some. Even a simple fabric curtain or towel can help preserve heat on cold winter nights. You can also partially cover your coop with a tarp to keep rain or snow off and to help trap heat inside. Feed your chickens outside. This forces them to get out of the coop and get some fresh air and daylight. Feeding in the coop can attract rodents and will be messy, so you’ll have to clean more often. Outdoor feeding benefits your chickens and saves you extra work. Using a heated light or lamp to warm your coop at night is generally not a great idea. The light will interrupt your chickens’ sleep patterns. Instead, use a light on a timer to provide only a few extra hours of light in the morning and evening. Don’t have chickens yet? If you live in a cold-weather area, here are the best cold-hardy bird breeds to consider: Ameraucanas, Ancona, Black Australorps, Black Giant, Blue Andalusian, Brahma, Buff Orpingtons, Cochins, Delaware, Dominique, Langshan, New Hampshire, Plymouth Rocks, Rhode Island Red, Russian Orloff, Speckled Sussex, Wyandottes. Got rabbits instead of, or in addition to, chickens? You can follow the same steps to winterize your rabbit hutch as well. Our Chicken Coops and Rabbit Hutches for Sale All of our chicken coops and rabbit hutches are on sale right now! Take an extra 10% off using code Coop10 now through September 24th. 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