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5 Tips To Help You Settle Into Your New Home
Are you struggling to settle into your new home? With the following 5 tips, you'll be able to get settled quickly and easily.
Clean Everything Before You Unpack.
Although you may be moving into a clean home, it's always best to give it an extra once-over before unpacking all of your belongings. This way, if there are any corners or areas that were missed during the cleaning process, you can take care of them then and avoid having to move furniture later on.
If your new home has carpets, you should rent a professional carpet cleaner to make sure it is clean and free of any dirt, bacteria or pet dander. Carpets can harbour hidden allergens, so it is important to be aware of this if you have allergies.
Reprogram Your Garage Door Remote And Codes.
Making sure your new home is secure shouldn't stop at changing the locks. Don't forget to also change the codes on any garage door openers and keypads.
Change Your Locks.
Though you may have received a new set of keys from the realtor, this doesn't mean that you are the exclusive owner of those keys. Before making yourself at home in your new house, call a locksmith to change the locks on all exterior doors — safety always comes first.
Locate your water and gas shut-Offs.
Instead of waiting for an accident to happen, get ahead of the game by learning where your emergency shut-off valves are located. Knowing how to quickly deal with a problem will save you a lot of stress and potential damage in the future.
Finish Unpacking
Don't unpack everything in one day, or even one week. It's okay to take your time and adjust to your new surroundings. But if you wait too long - more than three weeks - you may start procrastinating and then there will be many unpacked boxes everywhere. To avoid this, create a timeline for yourself and set specific days/times for when you will unpack certain items. This way, everything will eventually get done!
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