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Best essential oils for cleaning and our top cleaning HACKS to use them around your home

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Reducing the number of chemicals you use around your home can only be a good thing — for our families and the environment. Today...
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How to create a mindful home: 10 ways to improve mindfulness

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Supported by Canberra Outlet It’s been a tricky few years, wouldn’t you agree?! Here at Style Curator, we’re all about helping you create a stylish home you...
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How to deep clean a cutting board… naturally!

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We use our kitchen cutting boards every day. And yes of course, we wash them daily too! But just like other areas of the...
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Product review: briiv air filter — creating a healthy home without the environmental impact

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Supported by briiv As we’re (still!) spending more time at home than ever before, we’re becoming acutely aware how important it is to create a...
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How to ventilate a bathroom: Solutions for a healthy, smart and functional bathroom

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Supported by Expella Bathroom ventilation is not the most glamorous part of a renovation, but it is important to prevent moisture build up, which can...
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The top 10 essential oils you need in your home

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It’s hard to ignore the current trend of essential oils! But essential oils aren't a fad — they've been used for centuries for beauty...
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DIY wool wash recipe: Make your own wool wash at home

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Winter is here and so it's that time of year to be using more blankets and throws around the home (and be wearing more...
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A suburban, eco-friendly home big on both design and sustainability

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Rich in contrasting materials and innovative design, today's home tour is a bit of a stunner. But design alone is not what makes this...
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