Sentences with phrase «try moving your furniture»

To test your pup's night vision, try moving some furniture just a bit to the left or right, forward or backward, of their current position, turning off the lights, and calling the dog towards you.

I wanted to share my simplest trick that I use to update my living room and that is to try moving your furniture around!

Try moving furniture around — a new position frequently brings a new perspective.

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Week.1: at this stage, your baby will probably be spending a lot of time propped up against and moving around your furniture; as their confidence builds, they may start to let go and try to walk.

You may also find them trying to move furniture; they love having their own miniature furniture, too, like a table and chairs.

So before I even moved in, I tried out a few furniture arrangements and landed on this one.

But since you're doggedly persistent, let's try to dance around this without moving too much furniture.

Over the weeks that follow your move, try not to reposition the furniture so as to give him a chance to get acquainted with his new home and to establish his precious routine.

If you're trying to discourage the cat from scratching a particular piece of furniture, try placing the post in front of the cat, gradually moving the post aside as the cat begins to use it regularly.

For example, try «creating a treasure hunt around the house with treats, or moving furniture around, so they have new things to investigate,» she says.

For those moving to the area, trying to furnish a first home, or just ready to upgrade from second - hand furniture, Honolulu has excellent shopping options to outfit your abode.

And if you're moving furniture around on wood or tile, try using rags to do the same thing!

We just moved into a new (to us, it was built in 1964) house and I have one room where the furniture placement is making me crazy trying to balance a fireplace, built - in bookshelves and the tv plus maintaining a clear traffic path to the stairs.

My husband and I agreed years ago that we would never try to move furniture ourselves again after a few unfortunate situations (one where I was thrown backwards over the side of a wire on a trailer ramp by an unruly mattress and one time where I was pinned under a heavy dresser.

Needless to say, I'll make sure I consult him the next time I try to move furniture or wall fixtures.

I'm trying to get a feel if I can pull this off before moving the furniture.

Even though we still have a second coat to paint and some touch - ups, I tried moving our «entertaining» cabinet (which was previously set in the living room of this house) to the wall directly opposite the front door just to see what the hall will look like with furniture.

In preparation for the move, I have been eyeing all of our existing furniture / decor and trying to decide what can be further beautified and what might need to hit the bricks.

Don't forget to check garage, basement, attic, shed, closets and backyard • If there's time, it's courteous to sweep or vacuum the empty house — everyone appreciates moving into a clean house • Turn down furnace • Lock windows and doors • Check truck after unloading to make sure nothing has been left behind • Check for residential damage as soon as possible — residential damage claim form must be completed and given to movers on moving day; check furniture and boxed goods for damage and note together on separate damage claim • Unpack box of essentials and get comfortable • Don't try to do everything all at once — take breaks, have a snack or quick meal and try to relax!

It is SO depressing to have moved so many times, replaced furniture for a different home, then find out you are moving yet again... All the while trying to make things work.

I always try to explain to my husband that my desire to decorate our house has deeper meaning than just purchasing a new piece of furniture or moving the furniture around!

The start of a new year is the perfect time to try a new furniture arrangement, move pieces from one room to another or re-arrange your accessories.

When we got our Christmas tree, we spent HOURS moving and rearranging all the furniture in our tiny apartment, trying to find the best way to squeeze the tree in there.

I not only removed a few excess things and slid furniture around to try it in new ways, but my daughter Courtney started marking up the wall with painter's tape around the kitchen door, so we could get a better visual of an idea that had been brewing since we moved in:).

We have just moved to a new city, and are trying to fit all our furniture and decoritve things into smaller home, so I have definitely made the promise to decorate with things that I love.