Ashley Chalmers is a Contributing Writer and Expert at various publications. She focuses on themes of architecture, agriculture, and food, exploring topics such as home and garden design, sustainable agriculture, and real estate development. Ashley's work has been featured in Homes & Gardens, Yahoo News, The Spruce, MSN, Chowhound, AOL, Inc., Lifewire, and Tasting Table.
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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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By: Ashley Chalmers
If your kitchen is feeling drab and dreary thanks to dark and dated cabinets, you might worry that your only real option is to rip them all out and replace everything. But according to designer and TV personality David Bromstad, that's not actually true. In fact, his solution doesn't involve paint or peel-and-stick wallpaper or contact paper to cover things up, either. Instead, he suggests using bleach to change the overall color and appearance.
Some people may postpone giving their kitchen a much-needed paint job to avoid creating a mess, but all they need to do is apply this trash bag hack.
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By: Ashley Chalmers
By Ashley Chalmers Ashley Chalmers is a lifestyle expert and writer with over a decade of experience traveling the world and translating her adventures into decor.
By: Ashley Chalmers
Tips and tricks from two pest experts on how to stop a silverfish infestation in your home, as well as ways to keep one from starting at all.
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A look at 10 possible solutions to cooling down an overheated second floor, even when your AC works fine on the first floor.
By: Ashley Chalmers
A look at 10 possible solutions to cooling down an overheated second floor, even when your AC works fine on the first floor.
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By: Ashley Chalmers
By Ashley Chalmers Ashley Chalmers is a lifestyle expert and writer with over a decade of experience traveling the world and translating her adventures into decor.
By: Ashley Chalmers
Paint an old glass Mason jar with earth tones and antiquing gloss to turn it into a beautiful countertop centerpiece with antique charm.
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By: Ashley Chalmers
Key Points Cayenne pepper helps deter deer, rabbits, and squirrels from your garden. Reapply frequently, especially after rain, for best results.
By: Ashley Chalmers
Aromatic herbs such as bee balm, chives, hyssop, and mint can help deter deer from areas with their strong scent. Plant them beneath trees to help.
