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Excess: pack overstocked and off-season items. If you’re selling your house in the summer then put away winter wear and sporting gear. Try to return excess to the store you bought it from; they might take it back.
Bathrooms: re-glaze or install acrylic liners when the shower or tub is old. When they come in outdated harvest yellow or avocado green you definitely need to do something about it. This is a job best left for the professional.
While you may have grown accustomed to your cooking, strong smell from fish, garlic, curry, cabbage and other pungent foods will reach your buyers. Your best bet is to refrain from cooking strong-smelling foods altogether until your house is sold. But if you must then open your windows to air out your house.
Lighting: replace dark or heavy looking drapes. Consider shutters, blinds, or sheer white panels. They are relatively inexpensive.
Showing: download the weekly to-do list from our website.
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