4 Must-Have Things for Your New Home

Moving to a new home can be an exciting experience, but the excitement can be short-lived if you miss things that are essential for your new space.

When I was moving to LA from New York, I made the same mistake (missing things), and I was overwhelmed by the stress. If you are moving to a new space and want to have a seamless experience, I have got you covered. I will be sharing a brief checklist that will save you time and make it easy for you.

So, let’s skip the distraction and explore the details.

1. Home WiFi for Seamless Connectivity

We live in a world where most of our things are either directly or indirectly dependent on the internet. From doing groceries to getting online education – the Internet is essential; there is no denying that.

So, when you are moving to a new home, the internet is the first thing that you should have to avoid any hassle later.

Before I moved to my new home in LA, I did some digging to find out the best internet providers in my zip code. I found that AT&T, Sonic, and Spectrum were offering their services there, along with other satellite internet providers.

I had to choose one, so I finalized on Spectrum Internet service because it offers affordable internet plans, reliable customer support, and zero contracts. Before stepping in as the resident, I made sure I had a WiFi connection set up at the new place, by reaching out to Spectrum customer service. They did, and it came in pretty handy. I was able to research the best movers, and it helped me keep in contact with my family.

On top of all that, even after you are done moving, you are overwhelmed by the tasks that need to be sorted. Make sure that WiFi is not one of them by getting it before moving. It will be helpful in multiple ways.

2. Markiseteppe for Your Outdoor Experience

Before diving into the details, let me explain what Markiseteppe actually is.

It is a traditional way of keeping some parts of your home cool while using modern materials. It is basically a layer of clothes that is more elegant, made of better materials, sometimes automated, and can reduce your home’s cooling cost by 30% (specifically for warmer regions in the US).

Having said that, if you don’t have an outdoor space in your home, you might want to skip it.

LA gets pretty warm in the summer, so I needed Markiseteppe for my outdoor seating area. It helped me reduce the heat around the outdoor of my home, and I love sippin’ a cup of coffee there just because it is not that warm.

So, folks who want to enjoy their outdoor space might want to try out Markiseteppe.

3. Smart Vacuum Cleaner for Cleaning

This one made my life really easy. If you haven’t heard of it, let me explain.

Imagine a vacuum cleaner that cleans and learns the layout of your room space on its own. It gives a notification on your phone when it is done cleaning. Sounds like a product from a sci-fi movie? Well, it is not, and it has been implemented fully, and people are using it. I am the people.

It is basically powered by Artificial Intelligence, which is why it can clean and learn all by itself to improve efficiency. You will need to just turn it on, and it will do the rest of the work.

It comes in super handy, especially at the time of moving, when you have to do tons of things. Make sure cleaning is not one of them. When you are done placing your furniture after moving, just turn it on and focus on the things that matter the most.

All in all, it is a great device for your new home, so do get it.

4. Mattresses For Comfortable Sleep

Well, you just landed on the most important thing you need for your new home.

Moving is a tedious task – almost an uphill battle. So, you want to make sure you have a comfy bedroom where you can rest after tiring yourself out throughout the day.

How can you make your bedroom comfier? By using the right type of mattresses, pillows, and sheets.

You need to evaluate what kind of sleeper you are. Do you sleep on your stomach or sideways? Once you have evaluated it, visit the store to actually try the mattresses out. Lie on them (don’t jump on them, though), and check if they are comfortable for the way you sleep. Once you have finalized the one you want, try searching for the listings on the internet. This is going to save you some hard-earned bucks because retail is always more expensive.

After you have your mattress, it is time for the pillows and other stuff. Pillows have many types as well, like memory foam, orthopedic (best for curing neck pain), and more. Decide what works for you and then again place an order online.

Well, that’s it for the brief checklist. To conclude, let me share a subreddit with you that helped me a lot when moving and can help you too.