Top stories for today’s New Fix include string lights that keep mosquitos away, inaccessible sidewalks, and gardening trends.
In Real Estate News
For the one in seven U.S. adults who have a mobility-related disability, it may not be a surprise that 65 percent of curb ramps and 48 percent of sidewalks in the U.S. are not accessible for people with disabilities, according to a recent study.
In Home Decor News
TIKI brand is solving the mosquito vs light dilemma by combining the two with its new BiteFighter LED String Lights. The mosquito string lights provide warm lighting with mosquito repellency for up to 330 square feet. The active ingredient is metofluthrin, which can be toxic to pets and people. So be careful handling the replaceable pods.
Did You Know?
62 percent of homeowners are planning to plant more this year than in 2021. A recent Axiom survey revealed why the growing interest. The top reason? Gardening’s ability to lower stress, create an overall sense of health and well-being.
What do you think about the new mosquito light? Is that a string light worth trying out? Or would you rather try a more natural approach to discourage mosquitos?
