Home Hacks Design

Home Hacks Design for the bathroom such as Simple Hacks To A Prettier Bathroom. Similarly, this also feature Toilet Shopping Tips.

Another Home Hacks Design are for kitchen like Cleaning Tips For Your Dirty Kitchen and cleaning products that is perfect for cleaning.

Kitchen Hacks You Wish You Should Have Known Before like the other great use of paper towels.

Creating an effective cleaning schedule; divide it into categories; daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly.

Cleaning schedule that you also need to consider are those that is done every 4 months such as air conditioner cleaning, pest control, and deep cleaning of windows.

Cleaning of roof and rain gutter are done every year. Cleaning/draining of the septic tank should be done every 3 years or 5 years.

Cost of home make over and DIY for cheaper make over ideas.

Bedroom decorations ideas and where to buy the cheapest bed lines.

Kitchen make over ideas and DIYs for cheaper make over ideas.

Tropical living room themed and where to buy cheap tropical plants.

Home make over ideas in the Philippines. Home interior ideas in the Philippines

Mommy Blog with home hacks topic in the Philippines.

Where to buy cheap wood furniture in the Philippines.

Price of Aluminum Screen Door in the Philippines. Price of the brown aluminum and silver aluminum.

Furniture stores in the Philippines. Abad Santos furniture store address.

Uratex foam custom cut online. Uratex foam price online.

Hello Second Sem!

OK, not second semester actually.. but just the continuation of our school year.. but hey, I had a week of waking up late and just doing nothing.. ayayay! Felt like a college student again today.. getting ready for another round of school days hahaha

So yesterday was a busy one for me.. preparing for my boys’ stuff.. school bags, uniform and my bento tools! Yes, I have been doing bento, but not that wow! kind of bento, more like, practical bento. Sa totoo lang, mahirap siya i maintain but seeing my kids happy and knowing that they enjoy their food better, it keeps me going. But I have a lot of bento tools, specially food picks (dami naman kase ng anak ko no haha) and rice molds.. best bento tool ever, specially if you’re in a hurry. And a few addition to my bento tools comes straight from the land of Bento, Japan! (thank you my dear marce for the pasalubong!)

Sneak peek on my bento tools:

I asked them to check on their bags and see for themselves what is missing on their school stuff. Start them young.. habang maaga pa eh turuan na maging responsable sa mga gamit nila 🙂

As for their uniforms, my mom was here last week.. and yes, inayos na nya lahat un before she went back to our province.. sarap ng may nanay no?

Another thing I prepared for is this:

A few weeks ago (one week before the exam) two of my boys got sick.. fever galore! ang daming kong pagod nun, not to mention I was super praning kase nga baka dengue. For my 3rd boy, we had to bring him to the hospital twice para lang maka siguro na hindi dengue iyong lagnat. Super praning talaga ako sa dengue since we lost a love one from dengue (more kwento on that)..

That’s why I am very thankful that I was chosen to be one of the mommy bloggers of Green Cross Insect Repellent Lotion. I was offered to try this new product, just in time when I am scouting for an insect repellent. I think this will lessen my paranoia to dengue. Now, as the school starts again, my kids are protected. Applying an insect repellent lotion is now included in our morning routine.

Warm Up Routines to Prevent Football Injuries

Football is a game of fast paced acceleration, quick changes in direction and stamina; which is exactly why injuries are so common. Whether you are a football player yourself, or you take your children to play on a Sunday you will need to protect against injuries during a match. As with any sport one of the most important aspects is to have completed a thorough warm up before the game begins.

Here are some of the best warm up routines to keep you safe when you’re out on the field.

Start by warming up your muscles

Muscular injuries in football are extremely common, mainly because of the speed at which you will lunge for the ball. This puts strain on not only your leg muscles, but your back and arms. It is so important to start off your match with a thorough muscle warm up to get the blood pumping to the right areas and to protect against damage.

There are many tried and tested methods to warming up your muscles before any exercise and which one you choose really is your choice. The main one for footballers is to do as many repetitions of lunges as possible. This will work your inner thighs and groin, which are the most commonly pulled and torn muscles in this sport. Start with repetitions of ten lunges on each leg, for a total of 5 repetitions.

Along with lunges, you will also want to warm up your feet, calves, back and arms. For this you can do toe touches and don’t worry if you can’t touch your toes; your lower back and legs will still feel the strain. Try some trunk twists, neck rotations, push ups and arm rotations. Make sure that you do adequate repetitions of each of these muscle stretches to maintain their strength. A full stretching warm up should last between 15-30 minutes as long as it is mixed with some cardio.

Cardio Warm Ups

A cardio warm up is just as important as the above, firstly because it will prevent injury and secondly because it will aid in your muscle warm up by pumping the blood to the right areas. Cardio workouts before a football match will keep you going throughout the quick sprints and quick play changes that are expected in football.

Cardio warm ups can follow many forms, with the easiest being running laps of the pitch before the match starts. If you choose to do a warm up this way then there are two important things to remember. Firstly, you will need to mix together sprinting and jogging; don’t stay at one speed the entire time. This will get your body used to the quick pace changes during the match. Secondly, you need to do more than just a single lap, obvious to say and it is tiring, but it is equally important.

Other cardio warm ups can include:

Star jumps for 15 minutes
Running on the spot
Skipping
Speed walking

Once you have covered both types of warm ups you will be ready to play the game. Don’t forget though that afterwards you need to cool down, this will cut out pain and swelling after the match ends.

Area Rug Buying Guide

Do you know the difference between area rugs and carpet? I have to admit that I use the terms like they are the same kind. It was only recently that I learned that these two things are different. Area rug is a rug for a specific area, such as under the sala set or in the dining area, where as carpet is a wall to wall covering.

Based on the difference of area rug and carpet, I can say that I am more inclined to buy an area rug. And with that, a few readings on are rug buying guide prompted me to write this post.

Buying an area rugs is not all difficult, but you need to knew a few things before jumping to the nearest home store. Area rugs have different sizes and you have to know the sizes of the area where you want it to be. Say for example, you want to put an area rug in your dinning area, you have to consider not just the size of your dinning table but as well as the size of the area when all the chairs are pulled out. Make sure that you are buying the right size.

Aside from the size, you also have to consider the type of material used for the rug. Some rugs are easier to clean but is also prone to shredding. Some are rugs are hard to clean but is more durable. Whatever type of material you choose, cleaning won’t be a problem with Green Choice Carpet Cleaning and Area rug cleaning. Some of the materials used in area rugs are: Wool, it is soft and easy to clean but it is prone to color fading and shredding. Silk is very soft but it is harder to clean. Cotton is a good choice when cleaning is your concern, because it is machine washable, but as it is with any other fiber made of cotton, it wears off easily. Synthetic is another good choice (if you are concerned with cleaning). It is also stain resistant, a good choice for rooms or area where most people come and go but it cannot be used for areas with big or heavy furniture as it crushes easily.