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While indoor comforts may perfectly capture the essence of home, it may be a well-tended landscape that truly makes you feel proud of your personal property. Care for your lawn and garden diligently, and its healthy plant life will surround your house with vibrant natural splendor\u2014and potentially even add value to your home.

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But if you fail to nurture these areas correctly, especially when it comes to watering, you can actually do more harm than good (and the wilting, discolored results will speak for themselves). Refresh your yard-hydrating knowledge with this guide to common mistakes homeowners make, and learn some more beneficial alternatives.

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DON\u2019T: Hesitate to seek help

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Underwatering can obviously lead to dry patches in your grass and crunchy, faded plant life, but how much should you actually be watering? Truthfully, this largely depends on your local climate, the species of plant you\u2019re working with, and the season. So for guidance, consider speaking with a local landscaper or gardening center associate.

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Take photographs so the expert can identify the variety of plants on your property, including your lawn, trees, and flowers. From there, they can provide exact watering recommendations as well as advice on other factors, such as disease and pests, that could be impacting its health. For additional information on healthy tree watering, you may want to consult an arborist.

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DO: Water fully

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While your specific grass may have its own unique needs, the general rule is that most lawns need one to one and a half inches of water per week. Drench it deeply once or twice weekly\u2014and, if you own an irrigation system, set its schedule to suit such timing. Also verify that the moisture penetrates at least six to eight inches into the turf\u2019s dirt each time, which will support healthy roots better than light, frequent waterings. For accuracy, use a soil moisture meter or even a simple trowel to gauge how thoroughly you drench the turf each session.

\n

As for the plants in your garden, consider keeping tabs in a spreadsheet or notebook on how often unique species need moisture, particularly in mixed garden beds that host a variety of different flora, then adjust various sprinklers throughout your yard so every species gets a full drink each week. If you don\u2019t have irrigation installed, refer to your notes daily to determine when and where precisely to water.

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DON\u2019T: Overdo it

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Conversely, you\u2019ll want to avoid overwatering your lawn and garden, even if you live in a dry climate. In fact, this is especially dangerous in hot, dry areas because most native plant life isn\u2019t suited to heavy dampness.

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Numerous consequences can arise from overzealous watering. For instance, it can lead to shallow root development and, due to settling moisture, invite pests and diseases, making it potentially just as lethal as neglecting your plants altogether. Not to mention, it\u2019s just downright wasteful. To also protect yourself from any water-overuse fees, be sure to check your local guidelines since watering may be limited\u2014or even prohibited\u2014due to local restrictions or droughts.

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DO: Time it accordingly

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When you water is just as important as how much you dispense. Opt for early-morning sessions, which are ideal because temperatures are typically cooler and the wind is calmer, potentially minimizing waste. In other words, low sunlight and breezes will give hydration time to settle deep into the soil or be absorbed by leaves rather than simply evaporating away. This timing also allows the dirt to dry before evening, reducing the risk of plant diseases that can arise in dark, wet soil.

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Try to stay consistent with your timing as well. Altering your watering habits frequently can actually damage certain plants, particularly flowering varieties and edible ones. However, you may need to revisit your irrigation system\u2019s schedule or turn it off temporarily during rainy periods.

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DON\u2019T: Neglect tech issues

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Finally, while irrigation machinery certainly makes watering easier, these systems are by no means faultless. Should they fail to provide the right amount of moisture in the correct increments, your lawn and garden can suffer the consequences. So to ensure that they\u2019re working properly, look out for common signs of defects, including unexplained dry spots, water pooling in certain areas, unusual noises coming from the device, and poor pressure.

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If you notice these issues or are simply curious why certain plants just aren\u2019t holding up, contact an irrigation repair specialist. Maintaining an effective watering system\u2014whether it\u2019s your manual work or devices doing it for you\u2014is one of the most important methods for ensuring that your lawn and garden receive all the hydration it needs . . . no more, no less.

\n

The post Watering Dos and Don\u2019ts appeared first on Good to Be Home.

\n", "content_text": "While indoor comforts may perfectly capture the essence of home, it may be a well-tended landscape that truly makes you feel proud of your personal property. Care for your lawn and garden diligently, and its healthy plant life will surround your house with vibrant natural splendor\u2014and potentially even add value to your home.\nBut if you fail to nurture these areas correctly, especially when it comes to watering, you can actually do more harm than good (and the wilting, discolored results will speak for themselves). Refresh your yard-hydrating knowledge with this guide to common mistakes homeowners make, and learn some more beneficial alternatives.\nDON\u2019T: Hesitate to seek help\n\n \nUnderwatering can obviously lead to dry patches in your grass and crunchy, faded plant life, but how much should you actually be watering? Truthfully, this largely depends on your local climate, the species of plant you\u2019re working with, and the season. So for guidance, consider speaking with a local landscaper or gardening center associate.\nTake photographs so the expert can identify the variety of plants on your property, including your lawn, trees, and flowers. From there, they can provide exact watering recommendations as well as advice on other factors, such as disease and pests, that could be impacting its health. For additional information on healthy tree watering, you may want to consult an arborist.\nDO: Water fully\nWhile your specific grass may have its own unique needs, the general rule is that most lawns need one to one and a half inches of water per week. Drench it deeply once or twice weekly\u2014and, if you own an irrigation system, set its schedule to suit such timing. Also verify that the moisture penetrates at least six to eight inches into the turf\u2019s dirt each time, which will support healthy roots better than light, frequent waterings. For accuracy, use a soil moisture meter or even a simple trowel to gauge how thoroughly you drench the turf each session.\nAs for the plants in your garden, consider keeping tabs in a spreadsheet or notebook on how often unique species need moisture, particularly in mixed garden beds that host a variety of different flora, then adjust various sprinklers throughout your yard so every species gets a full drink each week. If you don\u2019t have irrigation installed, refer to your notes daily to determine when and where precisely to water.\nDON\u2019T: Overdo it\n\n \nConversely, you\u2019ll want to avoid overwatering your lawn and garden, even if you live in a dry climate. In fact, this is especially dangerous in hot, dry areas because most native plant life isn\u2019t suited to heavy dampness.\nNumerous consequences can arise from overzealous watering. For instance, it can lead to shallow root development and, due to settling moisture, invite pests and diseases, making it potentially just as lethal as neglecting your plants altogether. Not to mention, it\u2019s just downright wasteful. To also protect yourself from any water-overuse fees, be sure to check your local guidelines since watering may be limited\u2014or even prohibited\u2014due to local restrictions or droughts.\nDO: Time it accordingly\nWhen you water is just as important as how much you dispense. Opt for early-morning sessions, which are ideal because temperatures are typically cooler and the wind is calmer, potentially minimizing waste. In other words, low sunlight and breezes will give hydration time to settle deep into the soil or be absorbed by leaves rather than simply evaporating away. This timing also allows the dirt to dry before evening, reducing the risk of plant diseases that can arise in dark, wet soil.\nTry to stay consistent with your timing as well. Altering your watering habits frequently can actually damage certain plants, particularly flowering varieties and edible ones. However, you may need to revisit your irrigation system\u2019s schedule or turn it off temporarily during rainy periods.\nDON\u2019T: Neglect tech issues\n\n \nFinally, while irrigation machinery certainly makes watering easier, these systems are by no means faultless. Should they fail to provide the right amount of moisture in the correct increments, your lawn and garden can suffer the consequences. So to ensure that they\u2019re working properly, look out for common signs of defects, including unexplained dry spots, water pooling in certain areas, unusual noises coming from the device, and poor pressure.\nIf you notice these issues or are simply curious why certain plants just aren\u2019t holding up, contact an irrigation repair specialist. 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We’ve all experienced it at one time or another: trying to sleep on a sweltering summer night. Without air-conditioning, the best line of defense is usually a fan, thinner clothes, and minimal bed coverings.

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The right bedding fabric, in particular, can make a huge difference. This overview covers the best sheet types and how to care for them so you can rest easy this season.

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What to look for

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Ideally, in summertime you want to dress your bed in linens that will provide coolness and airflow to your summer nights, so opt for breathable, moisture-wicking natural fibers. Here are some of your best options.

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Percale cotton

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Percale is renowned for being light, soft, breathable, and even cool to the touch. Thread count varies, however: the higher it is, the more likely airflow will be restricted (though the fiber and weave type also affect comfort). Percale’s is generally ideal below 400, yet its cotton cousin, sateen, is optimal up to 600.

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Linen

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Linen also boasts stellar breathability and coolness. This flaxseed-based material is also famous for its moisture-absorbing prowess\u2014being able to absorb up to 20 percent of its weight in moisture before you feel it. It’s a great choice for hot sleepers. It gets better with age too: the more you wash it, the softer the material gets.

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Bamboo

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This natural material is transformed into lightweight linens that are considered by some to be even softer and just as breathable as the previous options. In addition, bamboo is known to provide excellent temperature regulation (in both summer and winter) and moisture wicking.

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Sheet care

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Whatever type of sheets you choose, practice proper care to ensure longevity by following the manufacturer’s instructions (generally, using the gentle wash cycle followed by low-heat or air drying), only using mild detergents, and washing them without bulkier items such as towels. Taking such steps can help sustain their cooling comfort for years.

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The post A Lowdown on Linens appeared first on Good to Be Home.

\n", "content_text": "We’ve all experienced it at one time or another: trying to sleep on a sweltering summer night. Without air-conditioning, the best line of defense is usually a fan, thinner clothes, and minimal bed coverings.\nThe right bedding fabric, in particular, can make a huge difference. This overview covers the best sheet types and how to care for them so you can rest easy this season.\nWhat to look for\nIdeally, in summertime you want to dress your bed in linens that will provide coolness and airflow to your summer nights, so opt for breathable, moisture-wicking natural fibers. Here are some of your best options.\nPercale cotton\nPercale is renowned for being light, soft, breathable, and even cool to the touch. Thread count varies, however: the higher it is, the more likely airflow will be restricted (though the fiber and weave type also affect comfort). Percale’s is generally ideal below 400, yet its cotton cousin, sateen, is optimal up to 600.\nLinen\nLinen also boasts stellar breathability and coolness. This flaxseed-based material is also famous for its moisture-absorbing prowess\u2014being able to absorb up to 20 percent of its weight in moisture before you feel it. It’s a great choice for hot sleepers. It gets better with age too: the more you wash it, the softer the material gets.\nBamboo\nThis natural material is transformed into lightweight linens that are considered by some to be even softer and just as breathable as the previous options. In addition, bamboo is known to provide excellent temperature regulation (in both summer and winter) and moisture wicking.\nSheet care\nWhatever type of sheets you choose, practice proper care to ensure longevity by following the manufacturer’s instructions (generally, using the gentle wash cycle followed by low-heat or air drying), only using mild detergents, and washing them without bulkier items such as towels. Taking such steps can help sustain their cooling comfort for years.\nThe post A Lowdown on Linens appeared first on Good to Be Home.", "date_published": "2026-08-07T08:00:07+00:00", "date_modified": "2026-08-05T16:51:15+00:00", "author": { "name": "strexler", "url": "https://goodtobehomemag.com/author/strexler/", "avatar": "https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/bfdad1d0f4bb8763ecd0c9f9672e8f2d9b9ed5aa5d22def1bf6d02656996176c?s=512&d=mm&r=g" }, "image": "https://goodtobehomemag.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2026/07/heartofhome-featured.jpg", "tags": [ "Bedding", "Home Tips", "Summer", "Timely", "Home", "Household Management" ], "summary": "An overview of which types of sheets work best for summer." }, { "id": "https://goodtobehomemag.com/home/home-improvement/is-sunlight-damaging-your-home-interiors/", "url": "https://goodtobehomemag.com/home/home-improvement/is-sunlight-damaging-your-home-interiors/", "title": "Is Sunlight Damaging Your Home Interiors?", "content_html": "

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\n", "content_text": "The post Smart Strategies for Beating Backyard Heat appeared first on Good to Be Home.", "date_published": "2024-07-02T08:00:17+00:00", "date_modified": "2024-05-20T18:25:07+00:00", "author": { "name": "ajimenez", "url": "https://goodtobehomemag.com/author/ajimenez/", "avatar": "https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/370fd3ef5b2313c7465c0026a4c2af9d14c7c1f31fb160ddbba3f572f8b74842?s=512&d=mm&r=g" }, "tags": [ "Backyard", "Landscaping", "Patio", "Shade", "Summer", "Home Improvement" ], "summary": "Fighting hot backyard temperatures can improve comfort and reduce your cooling costs." } ] }