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10 Things to Consider When Creating an Open Floor Plan
A pro offers advice for designing a space that will be comfortable and functional Most people love to pick out colors, fabrics and finishes when remodeling, but I love the first step: space planning. When done right, it can produce a finished room that feels larger and performs more efficiently. A few of steps will help you decide on the best arrangement for your lifestyle.
The 8 Germiest Places in Your Kitchen
2. Sponges Speaking of sponges, there have been many discussions online about the germs found in sponges and what will work to clean them. The New York Times published an article that quoted a study from Germany claiming that cleaning a sponge only makes the bacteria on them worse. But after further research, the author wrote another article that said cleaning your sponge is still important to do. So the debate seems to remain up in the air.
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