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This is a pretty helpful article, but I am pretty sure the correct word to use would be "exacerbated" not "exasperated". Pretty sure forced heat isn't irritating the problem.

I have plain, old, white appliances in my laundry room. Although at first I lusted after the trendy colors new machines come in, I learned to love the white when it pops against my kelly green walls! Combined with the white cabinets and some fun art, it makes laundry a whole lot more enjoyable.

I agree with the other posters that upside down boot hangers are a bad idea. Messy drips all over the floor and the legs of the boots. :( I'd give up floor space for a dry, clean floor anytime.

Anyone have details on the bedding in Photo 1? I adore it!

I contemplated ecards, but for me, nothing beats the joy of getting a special card (with note and update on the year!) in the snail mail. It's just one of many Christmas traditions that I'm willing to put a little extra effort into to keep up. Yes, hitting SEND on a mass e-mail would be easier, but it's worth it for my friends to get the real deal. I also purchase Unicef cards, so it's one way to do a little good and spread cheer at the same time.

I like to use a glue stick on the inside of the pennant and wrap it around a longer craft stick. (I get mine in hobby stores and craft stores.)

We do modified Navy showers. It's just too dang cold to completely shut off the water when shampooing, shaving, etc. But, it's pretty easy to find a shower head that has a low-flow switch to turn down the water pressure when you don't need the full stream.

I love this house and so many of its great details! Where did the curtains from photo #1 and the orange towel from photo #5 come from? Anyone know?

I bought IKEA Billy bookcases and just ignored the backs of the kit. They looked cheap and flimsy anyway, and now I can see my pretty orange wall through the cases.

I agree with jooly. These spaces look adorable and affordable, but I guess I am too high-maintenance for communal bathrooms.