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How to keep your rental looking its best when you live with pets

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By Christina Rae Verified, Saskia Neacsu Verified
| Homes to Love Verified
Owning a pet is one of life’s great pleasures, but when you’re renting, it also comes with a few extra considerations. Whether you live in a house or an apartment, even the most well-behaved pet can leave behind scratched floors, marked walls or other wear that may affect your chances of receiving your full bond at the end of a lease. The good news is that preventing pet damage is often less about restricting your animal and more about creating an environment where they’re less likely to cause it.
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Air purifiers actually worth buying this Amazon Prime Day

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By Christina Rae Verified, Olivia Clarke Verified, Saskia Neacsu Verified
| Homes to Love Verified
In Australia, the impact of air pollution is one that is top of mind for many – especially considering how frequently we can see, breathe, and feel the effect of bushfires on a regular basis. So, if you’re keen to keep your home and work environments healthy, you’re at the right place.
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11 open-plan living ideas that prove life is better without walls

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By Christina Rae Verified, Saskia Neacsu Verified
| Homes to Love Verified
Open-plan living prioritises continuity of space and has become a defining feature of many modern homes, valued for its flexibility and ease of adaptation. Successful layouts tend to respond directly to the architecture itself. Where entertaining and informal living take precedence, orienting the seating area towards the strongest source of natural light can improve usability and atmosphere. Zoning, however, is often achieved through styling choices.
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