Ashley Chalmers is a Contributing Writer and Expert. She specializes in architecture, planning, real estate, and lifestyle topics, with a keen focus on home design, interior aesthetics, and beverage production. Ashley’s work has been featured in Homes & Gardens, Yahoo News, The Spruce, MSN, Chowhound, and AOL, Inc.
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Ashley's coverage primarily revolves around house and home-related topics, with a significant focus on seasonal content, promotional deals, gift guides, and "how-to" guides. She would likely be receptive to pitches that offer unique insights or products related to home improvement, winter-themed items or activities, cleaning tips and tricks, laundry innovations or products, and home decor trends.
Given Ashley's emphasis on seasonal content and gift guides alongside her how-to approach in articles suggests she may be interested in receiving information about new product launches tailored for specific seasons (particularly winter), as well as innovative solutions for household chores such as laundry or cleaning. Additionally, experts who can provide practical advice for decluttering homes within time constraints may also capture her interest.
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Buying a secondhand grill is a great way to get a deal, but if you don't do your due diligence, you could walk home with a lemon. Here are some tips.
By: Ashley Chalmers
Next time you make an apple pie, don't throw away those apple peels. As a "green" component, apple peels are perfect for composting.
A night out at a seafood buffet can be a decadent and delicious way to spend the evening, but make sure to keep your eyes peeled for this red flag.
Before you go out and buy a new Keurig, there are some things you should know. We look at life expectancy and ways to make your machine last longer.
Dining outdoors is one of the great pleasures of the summer. Your delightful picnic can end in disaster if you don't follow basic food safety rules.
By: Ashley Chalmers
Opening up a box of pasta and dumping it into boiling water makes for an easy meal. But how many servings are in a box? It depends on a few factors.
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By: Ashley Chalmers
Key Points Use reed diffusers or room sprays to keep your bathroom smelling fresh without constant cleaning.
By: Ashley Chalmers
While plastic containers can be great for food storage, they often end up cluttering cabinets. If you have a lid without a container, try this hack.
By: Ashley Chalmers
Teflon and other nonstick materials may contain potentially harmful chemicals. Chef Andrew Zimmern recommends grabbing these pots and pans instead.
By: Ashley Chalmers
Every kitchen has that cabinet we're afraid to open because its contents will just tumble out. Here is a clever and easy way to store baking sheets.
