Tag: Dont
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Don’t ignore these factors when considering air con size
Understanding what size air con unit you need can make all the difference when it comes to keeping cool, or ending up feeling hot and bothered that your system isn’t working as well as you thought it would. But how do you figure out what size you need? Is it down to room size or…
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Why We Don’t Have Our Rugs USA Line Anymore
So so so many of you have DM’d or commented asking a lot of questions about what happened to our rug line – why am I not on the site anymore, and do some of our rugs have a new name? It’s been confusing, and until now I wasn’t able to share (and hoped to…
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Phil Spencer: Don’t waste money on flashy home upgrades
Are you dreaming of that perfect kitchen island or a bathroom worthy of a magazine spread? While beautiful renovations promise instant kerb appeal, TV property guru Phil Spencer has a stark warning: focusing solely on aesthetics might be a costly mistake, causing you to overlook crucial eco-home upgrades that offer significant long-term value and savings.…
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Don’t ignore these 12 red flags when buying a plot
Let’s be honest – finding the ‘perfect plot’ is tough. With so few genuinely ideal sites out there, it’s no wonder self builders sometimes start looking at land that’s, well…a bit questionable. When you’re eager to get your project moving, even a marginal plot can start to look attractive. But buying land to build on…
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Smell Mold but See Nothing? What Insurers Don’t Tell You
You catch a musty smell in your home but there’s no visible mold. That alone is frustrating. What’s worse? It could be a sign of something deeper: hidden mold. Mold doesn’t always show up in obvious places. It often grows quietly in dark, damp areas behind walls, under floors, or inside ceilings. And when it’s…
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Worker safety is in jeopardy if we don’t protect NIOSH
Sandra J. Domeracki is a clinical professor in the Community Health Systems Department in the School of Nursing at the University of California, San Francisco. Opinions are the author’s own. On April 1, thousands of Health and Human Services workers arrived at work to find their identification badges failed to let them into their jobsite.…
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Worker safety is in jeopardy if we don’t protect NIOSH
Sandra J. Domeracki is a clinical professor in the Community Health Systems Department in the School of Nursing at the University of California, San Francisco. Opinions are the author’s own. On April 1, thousands of Health and Human Services workers arrived at work to find their identification badges failed to let them into their jobsite.…
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You Asked, We Delivered: 21 Reclining Chairs That Don’t *Look* Like Recliners
The year was 2017: Beyoncé announced her pregnancy with her twins with great fanfare. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle got engaged. Millions of people participated in Women’s Marches worldwide, protesting the election of Donald Trump and advocating for women’s rights. Emily Henderson rounded up good-looking recliner chairs. Well, eight years later, Sir and Rumi Carter…
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Don’t Be Adam: Reinventing Processes Before Adding AI
Tuomas Syrjänen’s keynote at the AI in AEC 2025 conference was a wake-up call. Drawing on his extensive experience in data science, consulting, and board service in the construction sector, he challenged the audience’s assumptions about the industry’s future. Tuomas began his journey in data science in the 1990s, founded Futurice in 2000, and currently…
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New Shop Fit-Out? Don’t Make These Mistakes
Fitting out a new shop is always challenging. You start with an idea in your mind that seems like it should be easy, only to discover there are way more challenges in your way than you thought there would be. So, what should you be doing if you fit out your shop? What approach should…