If you want the best you can get for extra comfort, you don't necessarily need to invest in a smart home or even a smart assistant. Instead, you can get just a few items that will make your life much more convenient and offer you more comfort than you would've expected otherwise.
Best of all? You won't even need to invest all that much money when compared to how much others tend to spend to get their luxury fix. Let's not waste any more time and get to our top suggestions:
Improve Your Water
What's the most important element for one's survival? Water, of course. Here's the thing, though. Tap water is usually highly polluted or has more hardness than what would be considered optimum. The problem is so widespread throughout the USA that you have an 80% of purchasing a new home with increased water hardness.
Fortunately, there are many options for improving your water in our modern times. Our friends at Yarna have made a bunch of articles regarding water purification, descaling, and much more. All the info they have will surely come in handy for you, as it came in handy for us.
Get a Smart Vacuum Cleaner, Not a "Smart" Vacuum Cleaner
Again, following the luxury route, some people really like to spend a ton of money on robot vacuums that aren't even all that efficient for the entire household. The truth is, while robot vacuums are convenient, they can only clean the floors. If you want to clean cabinets, walls, the ceiling, stairs, and many other things, you'll need a traditional vacuum.
With that said, we recommend getting a vac that comes with HEPA filtration and an extendable wand so you can easily reach areas that otherwise would be nearly impossible to get to. Remember to check the suction power, motor horsepower, and any other specification that you might need to clean up the most common type of dirt and pollutants around your house.
Rethink Your Kitchen
What type of chef are you? Do you only cook the essentials for everyday survival, or do you like making all sorts of delicious meals to impress your guests?
There are numerous variables to take into consideration when thinking how to arrange items in your kitchen and what appliances you should get. In any case, here is a basic tutorial with tips, suggestions, and other useful links if you want to get the most out of your kitchen.
Move Out All the Clutter
If you find yourself constantly going through things just to find what you actually need, then you might need to do some enhanced decluttering. The principle is fairly simple: throw away or move everything you don't use to the attic.
Make a list of all the items in your house and try to figure out if you've used each individual one at least once during the past month. The objects where the answer is "no" get thrown out or moved to the attic or any other place where they won't go in your way.
Final Thoughts
These might not be the exact things you thought were going to get on this list, but you'll have no idea how much comfort they bring until you try them out. With that said, we wish you good luck in improving your cozy modern home.
