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February 2025

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Living off the grid usually means committing to a simpler life without nearly as many luxuries as many people have. But that doesn't mean you have to rough it out without anything good. Here are some essential appliances for cabin living that'll give you a sustainable life out in the peace of nature. Off-Grid Refrigerator Even living in a cabin, you'll still need a refrigerator. Thankfully, many fridges can run off of propane, DC electricity, or solar power. Solar fridges in particular are an eco-friendly way of keeping your essentials from going bad in normal temperatures. Wood-Burning Stove A stove is an essential appliance that means one can cook in the safety of indoors. For a cabin, particularly one

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Budget-Friendly Ideas

Cooking healthy meals doesn’t have to be expensive, time-consuming, or leave you with a sink full of dishes. One-pot meals are the perfect solution for anyone looking to enjoy flavorful, nutritious food while keeping things simple and budget-friendly. These are nine one-pot wonders that are budget-friendly and healthy with minimal cleanup! 1. One-Pot Chicken and Rice One-pot chicken and rice is an easy and healthy one-pot meal that requires minimum cleanup. Add rice to the bottom of a pot and use water infused with chicken broth, then add your chicken on top. Place the lid over your pot and cook until your food is ready. You can add a few veggies like onions and peppers for extra

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DIY Projects

Homeownership comes with a long to-do list, but not everything you hear about maintenance is true. Some common myths can lead to costly repairs, wasted energy, or even potential safety hazards. From HVAC filters to bathroom exhaust fans, believing the wrong advice can put your home and your wallet at risk. Here are nine home maintenance myths you need to stop believing. Myth 1: HVAC Filters Many homeowners believe that HVAC filters only need replacement annually, but this is far from the truth. In reality, most filters should be replaced every 1–3 months, depending on your system and living conditions. Regular replacement helps maintain efficiency, improves indoor air quality, and can lower your air conditioner's energy consumption

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Home Technology

A smart home gives you added comfort that you might not experience otherwise. Imagine a home where everything is in sync and at the touch of a button. There are a few simple things you can do to create a seamless smart home system. The Heart Of Your Smart Home Something should connect all your home's smart devices. The heart of any smart home ecosystem is its Wi-Fi network. The central nervous system connects all your devices and allows for seamless communication between them. If you want your home to run without a hitch, choose a top network provider that can give you an unaffected connection. The Heartbeat Seeing as you've already got the heart of your home, the

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Budget-Friendly Ideas

You can consume more than just the stuff you can get in a grocery store. Many of the plants found in the wild are perfectly safe to eat, and some of them are even delicious! These are nine edible wild plants that you can forage. 1. Stinging Nettle I know what you're thinking; the name of this plant doesn't really sound like something you want to eat. But stinging nettle is safe to eat and very healthy! It gets its name from the fine hairs on its leaves, which can cause a painful sting. If you ever find these in the wild, handle them properly and cook them to neutralize their sting. 2. Dandelion Believe it or not, but

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DIY Projects

Home renovations, whether necessary or just out of a need for a change, can cost a fortune to any homeowner. Thankfully, Home Depot is a treasure trove for anyone looking to "do it themselves." Here are some tips on how to make the best of your Home Depot trips that'll save you a good buck in the process. Online Shopping Home Depots are large and can something be a bit daunting trying to navigate the aisles looking for exactly what you need. Thankfully, if you go onto Home Depot's online store, you should be able to see what aisle specific items are on, making your trip much more efficient. Picking Up For those that don't have enough time to

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Outdoor Living

There’s a growing desire to connect with nature, and architects are taking that sentiment to new heights. With creativity, innovation, and sustainable designs, these homes are not only a testament to modern architecture but also seamlessly blend into nature. 1. Mountain House, Columbia Nestled in the rugged beauty of Quadra Island, the Mountain House in Colombia is a stunning example of architecture that harmoniously blends with its surroundings. Designed by Iranian Architect & Interior designer Milad Eshtiyaghi to embrace its mountainous terrain, the house features large windows that offer sweeping views of the surrounding forest and peaks. At the same time, its stone and wood construction echoes the natural elements nearby. 2. Wave House, Finland The Wave House is a

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Interior Design

Alright, let’s talk farmhouse kitchens—but make it 2025. The cozy, rustic vibes we all love are getting a fresh, stylish update this year, and trust me, you’re going to want in on these trends. Whether you’re dreaming of a full kitchen remodel or just looking to add a little farmhouse flair, here are 9 country-inspired trends that are taking over kitchens everywhere. 1. Warm Earth Tones White kitchens had their moment, but in 2025, warm earth tones are stealing the show. Think deep greens, cozy browns, and even moody navy blues. These colors make your kitchen feel inviting and lived-in, like a place where you actually want to sip your morning coffee. Bonus? They hide stains way