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After a year like 2020, we've all gained a new appreciation for home and all its four walls hold — and that includes the bathroom. In a pandemic-era poll conducted by Realtor.com, a significant number of renters and homeowners said that finding additional bathrooms or updating their current bathroom style would be among their top home priorities moving forward.  This is not too surprising! After all, the bathroom is quietly one of the most important rooms in any home. It's where we brush our teeth to get ready for the day, and wind down at the end of the night. At its best, the bathroom acts like an oasis, giving you separation from the stresses of the world. In fact, the 2020 U.S. Houzz Bathroom Trends Study found that nearly half of homeowners (41 percent) report that they use their bathroom to rest and relax. As our needs and preferences change over time, our bathrooms will naturally evolve to keep up. So, what does the future hold for all things bathroom design and decor? Let's shine a spotlight on the changes and trends that experts are watching in the bathroom in the months and years to come:

Our appliances work hard for us each and every day. Refrigerators keep our food cold and safe to eat. Our dishwashers and washing machines ensure our dishes and clothes are sanitary. Our dryers make sure that our towels and blankets are nice and warm when we need that cozy feeling.  It's easy to take all that our appliances do for granted — until something goes wrong. When this happens, replacing your appliances can quickly become costly. Similarly, having major appliances repaired can be an expensive and time-consuming inconvenience.  Fortunately, there are all sorts of little steps you can take to get the most out of your appliances, and keep them running effectively for years to come.  Want to keep your Chicagoland home in tip-top shape? Let's explore some everyday ideas you can use to help your major appliances last longer, run more efficiently, and keep producing effective results when you need them most: 

Cleaning out your bathroom exhaust fans can reduce the risk of mold and allergens, which makes this chore incredibly important. It may not be the most enjoyable task but it's essential for a happy and healthy home. Use these tips to make short work of an often-overlooked task.

  • Use a vacuum. If your exhaust fan is so dirty that you can see dust coming out of it, use th...

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