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Your cat is an important member of your family, and we want to give them the best experience while they live with us. Whether they live entirely indoors or spend a couple of hours outdoors, cats enjoy security and a comfortable space to play, nap, and observe their surroundings. While they enjoy the company of your family, they will appreciate having a separate area to call their own. Cat patios or “catios” are the perfect solution. They can be built indoors, outdoors, or even appended to a home. Whether these are full-fledged patios or stand-alone enclosures, these structures are designed to give cats a sense of adventure, security, and provide safe access to the outside world. Why Buy a Catio? Cats are known to sleep anywhere — your lap, bed, couch, and even freshly laundered clothing are all viable options. A cathouse provides a safe and secure place for them to rest. They are not keen to sleep in the open where they might be vulnerable. An enclosed space away from bustling family activities are ideal, allowing the cat to take their normal 16-hour naps throughout the day. Cat houses can also be built with multiple levels to provide opportunities for their natural climbing abilities. They will eventually be able to pick up their favorite perch and survey their surroundings. When placed near a window, cats will be entertained for hours as they look at birds and squirrels scurry by. Most cat houses and cat enclosures are built with scratching posts that are built into their feature, helping cats keep their claws trimmed and engaged in their natural scratching behavior without ruining your personal property. If you have an outdoor cat, a cathouse will also provide shelter from the elements. This is particularly important if you are hosting a friendly feral cat that can accommodate your presence but are keen to hunt outdoors. What Are the Different Types of Catios? Indoor catios. Indoor cat enclosures allow your cat to be entertained while also being restrained indoors. There is a myriad of reasons for doing this — indoor cat enclosures can be used to acquaint a new cat to its new household, protect elderly cats from rambunctious kittens, providing access to a cat that may need medicine that likes to hide in an elevated spot; with cages also being used to restrained fearful cats so they can become habituated to living with humans. Indoor cat enclosures can be a standalone wire cages that are built with platforms, ramps, and flooring that can have kitty litter on it. They are affordable and will keep your cat safe. They are also easy to collapse and move when need be. The cat condo is similar to the metal cages but has an open floor plan without the metal brackets. They are resistant to fading, scratching, mildew, and water. Outdoor enclosures. Outdoor enclosures are designed to give your cat access to the outdoors whenever they need. They are designed a lot like their indoor counterparts but have features that will allow them to be better insulated. These outdoor cat houses are also waterproof and are designed to withstand the elements. Some may not have waterproofing and are intended to be built under an awning or a roof. The cat tree. This represents more than just a cathouse, this type of furniture has several levels which may include toys, scratching posts, and holes where cats can wiggle through. They are designed to either be enclosed or have an open frame. Many trees may be small with just a few levels, or some might be so big that they can take up the wall of an entire room. The Material of The Catio Is Important The material of your Furniture and enclosures are of utmost importance — you want an enclosure that is built with materials that are easy to clean, are durable, and can withstand scratching. You also want to make sure that any porous materials are laminated. Untreated wood, while beautiful, is not ideal because it might break down due to cats scratching it, creating a choking hazard, as well as absorb the spraying from cats, causing odors. Catios are designed with plastic, carpeted plywood, plush fabric, canvas, and different types of treated wood. For outdoor enclosures, they are usually made from plastic or treated wood. For the best durability, invest in a catio that uses a combination of wood or plywood. Sizing. When it comes to the size of your cat enclosures and furniture, you can let your imagination run free. Many standalone, indoor cat enclosures can take up a small corner of your home. But for those who have space, you can have large enclosures that are built with scratching posts, kitty box litters, ramps, archways, and toys built in that can be built indoors but also have parts of it be built outdoors for the cat to have access to the outside world whenever they want. Many homeowners have gone full out, with the ramps that scattered near their ceilings, and entryways that go indoors and outdoors. Ideally, you want a cat enclosure that has several entryways. Style. While your cat won’t care much about the aesthetics of their enclosure or catio, you have the option of picking a cat house that matches the color scheme or decor of your home. Thankfully you can find cat houses and enclosures in different styles and color schemes. You have the option of picking high-end cat houses that look like a table, or basic plus models that are made from canvas. What Other Features Should You Look for When Picking a Cat Enclosure Heating. If you’re going to purchase an outdoor cat enclosure in an area with inclement weather, then ideally you want it to have a built-in heating enclosure where a cat can go to warm up and protect. Depending on the cat house, they may need to be electrically powered, with several houses having built-in insulating materials that do not require an active heating element. Accessibility. For indoor enclosures, you might need to move the enclosure in a pinch. For easier access, make sure that these are built with wheels so you can easily transport the cat house. Scratching posts. As with any cat owner, you probably know that cats like to scratch. It stretches their paws, helps to de-shed their claws, and will ensure that their weapons are properly working. You will find also that an enclosure that has a built-in scratching post will deter your cat from destroying your furniture. Hanging toys. Hanging toys will entertain your cat, and will save time and money. No longer do you need to buy a separate toy for them to be entertained since the cathouse will have several toys built-in. Built-in litter tray. If the enclosure is big enough, then a litter tray will be appropriate. While they are not known to defecate in areas where they nap and play, a large enough outdoor catio can have an appropriate litter box. Costs of Catios and Cat Enclosures Some of the more basic, wire mesh patios can be several dozen dollars. However, they may not be feature-rich or offer enrichment for your cat. Typically these are only made with a couple of ramps for your cat. Mid-range cat houses can be upwards of $100. These are larger, are usually indoor enclosures, and have a big enough footprint for one or two cats to play it. More expensive cat houses are made with top-quality wood and are elaborate. For outdoor enclosures, they can be several hundred dollars. These are cat enclosures that are the size of a room and are built with perches, ramps, tunnels, toys; with some even having insulated enclosures to protect your cat from inclement weather. Regardless of its cost, consider where you are going to place the cat house. They can be rather large and take up space in the home. Ideally, indoor enclosures should be placed away from foot traffic, in an inconspicuous corner that allows a cat to survey the surrounding from a safe spot. An outdoor cat house should be positioned in a secluded spot, typically somewhere in the backyard. This will ensure that they have access to birds, squirrels, and small critters that may entertain them while also being away from loud cars, nosy neighbors, and persistent foot traffic. Outdoor enclosures should be against a wall, in a back corner of a fence, or near the entrance of your home’s garage. From improving and maintaining a cat’s physical and mental health to ensuring your cat’s happiness and safety, there are plenty of reasons why you want to invest in a catio or enclosure. They can be small to accommodate apartment living, or large and luxurious with several floors that have entryways to the outside world. The one that you choose for your feline family members largely depends on your budget and available space. 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How to find the best Halloween and Christmas inflatable decorations
For most families, the holiday season is the most festive time of the whole year. And once Halloween rolls around, Christmas won’t be too far behind either — which is why you should start preparing for both right away! While each holiday has its own batch of fun traditions and activities, they have one important thing in common — decorations. From scary Halloween skeletons and spiderwebs to merry Christmas lights and holiday wreaths, there’s a ton of stuff that you can use to make this holiday season as memorable as possible — but why not go a step further in bringing the festive atmosphere to your home? If you want to have the scariest house on the block once kids start trick-or-treating and the most festive home full of Christmas delights a couple of months afterward, there’s one kind of decoration that you can’t go wrong with — inflatables! There’s a reason why there’s a wide range of inflatable decor for every major holiday — they’re incredibly varied and versatile, simple to install, and even easier to store. No Halloween setup is really complete without a bunch of ghosts or spooky skeletons — and your Christmas decor will definitely benefit from inflatable reindeers and a sled! Plus, you get to pick and choose exactly what kind of inflatable decorations you want for any seasonal holiday — there’s something for every aesthetic style, budget, and space. From huge, complex scenes to smaller inflatables you can combine freely with others — you have a wide range of options. Plus, a lot of them also have their own internal LED lighting; ensuring no one will go past your home without noticing the work you’ve put into the holiday display this season! Of course, with so much stuff to choose from, it can be hard picking the best holiday inflatables for your yard. There’s no need to worry, though — Aosom is here with a bunch of helpful tips for doing just that! Different types of Christmas and Halloween inflatable decorations As we’ve mentioned above, Halloween and Christmas inflatable decorations are quite varied — you’ll find them in all shapes and sizes. And if you’re going to choose the ones that fit your home the best, there are plenty of factors to consider in the process. Among these, there’s one that stands out as particularly important: size. The last thing you want is to go overboard and clutter up your front yard and home with too many huge inflatables — instead of adding to your decorative efforts, you’ll just obscure them. Instead, it’s ideal to have a couple of larger inflatables acting as centerpieces for your scenes, and then surrounding them with a bunch of smaller pieces. So, what kind of sizes can you choose from when it comes to Christmas and Halloween inflatables? Small Most inflatables are more prominent in terms of vertical height than horizontal length — though, as you’ll see below, there are exceptions. However, keep in mind that the smallest Halloween and Christmas decorations are between 3.5 and 5 feet tall. These are your smaller inflatable pumpkins, undead tombstones, Christmas penguins, and Santa scenes. Generally, people tend to place their inflatables outside — but this size category is the only one you can comfortably fit inside the house as well. However, most folks still use plastic and wooden decorations inside because they take up less space, and keep the inflatables outside. If you’re planning on putting a lot of work into your Halloween and Christmas scenes and using a bunch of different inflatables, these smallest ones will probably be the ones you’ll use the most — and place them all around a couple of biggest setpieces. Still, always have the scale of these decor pieces in mind. These “smallest” decorations are only that relative to their larger cousins — even a 4-foot zombie or Santa won’t really be unnoticeable, especially if it’s got LED lighting; it’s just small in comparison with the huge 10-foot versions. Medium These are your slightly larger inflatables, in the 5ft to 7ft range. It’s the best option for people who are mixing inflatables with other types of holiday decor, or they prefer a few mid-sized inflatables to one or two gigantic setpieces. Large These are the real behemoths in the world of inflatable holiday decor — the blow-up pieces that are 8 to 11 feet tall. When you pair these with internal LED lighting, you’re practically guaranteeing that no one passing through your neighborhood will be able to miss your amazing holiday display. Horizontal pieces As we’ve mentioned above, height is the main variable you’ll consider when picking the size of your holiday inflatables. However, there are some horizontal-oriented pieces you can find as well. For instance, an inflatable vampire sitting in its coffin won’t take up much space in terms of height — it’s only 5ft tall, making it a medium-sized inflatable at best. On the other hand, it’s 6 feet long. How to pick the proper Halloween and Christmas decorations With all the choices we’ve mentioned above in mind, how should you choose which inflatables and other pieces of decor to buy? Before you settle on anything, we urge you to measure the space you’ll be using precisely — you’ll need an idea of your surface area size so you know how many (especially horizontal) decorations you can fit in your yard. It goes without saying that buying models with automated inflation will be a huge time-saver. For bigger models, this is a given, seeing as you can’t inflate a 9-foot spooky tree with the power of your lungs. Finally, don’t forget to find some additional lighting to complete your aesthetics, and some other kinds of decorations to complete the holiday scene! 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The Essential Gardening Checklist for Beginning Growers
Everything You Need to Begin Your Gardening Adventure Are you a first time homeowner, spending your first spring in a new house, or just finding an interest in gardening for the first time? Whether you just want to plant a few flowers or a full-fledged vegetable garden, beginning a garden can seem intimidating. That’s why we’ve created this checklist of garden essentials to help you get started. We’ve also provided online resources for gardening hacks, choosing the right plants, and getting the most out of your backyard gardening experience. Check out our Ultimate Gardening Guide Board on Pinterest for even more gardening ideas! Ultimate Gardening Checklist Gloves: Protect your hands from thorns, bugs, dirt, and anything else nature decides to throw at you. Sun Hat: Protect yourself from those UV rays with a wide-brimmed straw or canvas hat. Watering Can: Use a watering can to get those hard to reach hanging plants or to water delicate plants that can’t handle the hose. Garden Hose with Adjustable Nozzle: Spring for a higher quality hose to avoid annoying kinks and leaks. An adjustable nozzle gives you more control as you water plants with varying needs. Garden Cart: Keep all of your tools, potting soil, and new plants together in one convenient place as you move about the garden. No more walking back and forth to the garage or shed! Wheelbarrow: Perfect for moving large quantities of dirt, lawn clippings, etc. Long Handled Tools (Shovel, Rake, Hoe): For bigger jobs, including digging up roots, planting trees, tilling soil, and clearing debris from your planting space. Short Handled Tools (Trowel, Claw thing,): For getting down and dirty planting flowers, vegetable starts, and seeds. Shears: Use these to prune large branches and brambles. Clippers: Use these to deadhead flowers, trim back small plants, and harvest vegetables without damaging the stalk or vine. Garden Stool/Knee Saver: No matter your age, kneeling in the dirt for hours is bound to do a number on your knees. Place this pad under you to provide relief to your knees as you work. Planter Beds: Corral your plants into planter beds to make planting, weeding, and harvesting easier. Trellis: For climbing plants such as cucumber or beans, you’ll need a trellis for them to wind their way up. Potting Table: This designated potting table lets you keep all your planting essentials in one place and provides you with a comfortable and convenient place to prepare your plants for planting. Greenhouse: For the serious gardener, extend your growing season by adding a greenhouse to your garden. Perfect for starting plants earlier in the year or getting a few extra months of growing time in the fall. Storage Shed: Keep all of your tools, potting soil, seeds, and other garden essentials together in one convenient place. Resources for Creating a Successful Garden Low maintenance garden plants that are easy to grow for beginning gardeners Herb Garden for the Home Chef The Importance of Dead Heading Get the Most Out of Your Gardening Tools Follow us on Instagram at @aosomdecor and tag us in your gardening photos for a chance to be featured in our story! -
Halloween and Christmas decorations and inflatables buying guide
When the holiday season arrives, everyone’s excited to set up the quirkiest and spookiest house decor for Halloween and the most festive decorations for Christmas — we all want our home to be the most memorable one on the street. However, coming up with the best atmosphere and aesthetics for the holidays can be more difficult than it first seems. You can find tons of decor pieces out there, and picking the right ones and arranging them into a display that makes sense requires a lot of forethought. There’s no need to worry, though — with our buying guide for Christmas and Halloween decorations, you’ll have a much easier time getting ready for the holidays! Important features Type of holiday decoration Materials Theme Lighting Price Different Halloween and Christmas decorations Before you start browsing for holiday decorations, you should think about what kind of pieces you’re looking for. These days, it’s highly likely that inflatables are going to be a big part of your holiday setup, at least if you’re playing it smart — they’re simple to install, and when you need to store them after the holiday season, they won’t take up much space as they’re deflated. Still, there are some important considerations when picking the exact inflatables you want to buy. Obviously, a 10-foot tall Halloween archway will require more space than one cartoonish inflatable ghost. Also, you need to think about where you’ll be placing them exactly — any of these inflatables shouldn’t be near trees, bushes, or any branches or sharp objects that could poke a hole in them. Plus, you’ll need to consider access to electricity; though plenty of these inflatables come with long cords that make reaching an outlet easy. Finally, while inflatables are the biggest part of most holiday setups — remember that there are other kinds of decorations as well, especially for Christmas. You can find everything from amazing advent calendars to stunningly lifelike artificial Christmas trees. Materials While choosing the type of holiday decor you want matters — there are plenty of other practicalities you need to consider before buying anything. For example, what type of materials were used for the manufacturing of your holiday decorations? No matter what kind of decor we’re talking about, manufacturing quality is vital. In the case of wooden decor and figurines, you need to make sure you’re dealing with durable, high-quality wood. This means it’s got enough polish and a decent coating that contains a weather and water-resistant finish; this is especially important for pieces that you’ll be placing outside. The fall weather that follows Halloween can mean quite a lot of rain, and Christmas decor is exposed to cold and snow too. Also, make sure any inflatables or figurines you’re planning on buying come with a stable base — you don’t want them to fall over due to wind or other elements. And while we’re on the subject of inflatables, their manufacturing materials matter just as much. You need to ensure you’re only getting premium-quality inflatables made with IP44-rated water-resistant polyester — if not, you’ll find the winter and fall weather is not kind to them after just a couple of days. Theme Naturally, the theme of your decorations is one of the things you’ll spend most of your time on. It goes without saying that, while you can mix and match individual pieces to your liking, some things were just made for certain holidays. An inflatable tombstone surrounded by ghosts is something that won’t fit Christmas as well as Halloween — while an intricate inflatable scene showing Jesus’ birth is something you’ll probably want to save for Christmas. Luckily, you can find pretty much any kind of inflatable you can think of when it comes to both Halloween and Christmas. And each holiday has the more obvious, and slightly quirkier decor you can find. For example, the obvious picks for Halloween would be haunted inflatable trees and evil inflatable ghosts — however, you can also find weirder stuff like a creepy purple baby with an uncanny smile. On the other hand, pieces that most people use for Christmas are the everyday variations of Santa Claus; like the one where he’s waving with one hand and holding his signature bell in the other. However, there are plenty of wacky options out there as well, such as Santa driving a holiday-themed car or a ridiculous Christmasy airplane. Lighting Here’s another thing that both Halloween and Christmas decorations have in common — you need to make sure they’re sufficiently lit so people can actually see them. These days, that’s easier than ever with inflatables, considering the fact that most of them have internal LED lighting. However, you can’t really go wrong with more light, especially for Christmas — though ambient lighting is just as important for a spooky Halloween atmosphere! Your artificial cobwebs will look far spookier if you accentuate them with some faint light. Pricing At the end of the day, holiday shopping is just like any other type of shopping — prices are important. So, considering that, what kind of budget is appropriate for your holiday decorations? This is the part that, perhaps, varies the most out of all the factors that go into buying seasonal decorations. People are comfortable with spending different amounts of money when it comes to decorations — and it all depends on how much you want to splurge, and your personal preferences. 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