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Guide to Used Furniture Shops in Pyeongtaek
Don’t want to search online? Interested in finding affordable used furniture shops in Pyeongtaek-si? Then you came to the right place. About Pyeongtaek’s Used Furniture Scene The Pyeongtaek second-hand has a variety of levels. You have the stores selling higher end refurbished furniture and stores selling super budget friendly furniture that you might need to fix up a little yourself. You also have store that cater to the to the US Military near Osan Air Force Base or Camp Humphreys. Culture-Shock & Haggling Etiquette Pyeongtaek vendors expect friendly bargaining, but…
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5 Wood and Lumber Yards in Pyeongtaek
Starting some projects and need to find some lumber yards in Pyeongtaek? Here is what you need to know. About Local Lumbar Yards If you’re planning a DIY project, building furniture, or managing home renovations in Pyeongtaek, you’ll likely need to visit a lumber yard. Whether you live in Anjeong-ri, near Camp Humphreys, or in central Pyeongtaek, understanding how to buy wood in Korea can make your project smoother and more affordable. What to Expect from Lumber Yards Lumber yards in Korea often sell a wide range of building materials,…
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Types of Household Pests in South Korea
Looking for a field-guide for newcomers who need to recognize what’s crawling, flying, or nibbling around their apartment? Check out our list of the types of household pests in South Korea. Why You Need to Know About Pests in South Korea Flying & Biting Insects You especially want to plan ahead for the insects that bite! Keep in mind, just because they fly doesn’t automatically mean they bite. Knowing the difference can help with peace of mind. Pest Hangul / Romanisation Peak Months How to Spot Why You Should Care…
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Household Pests in South Korea: A Local Guide
When you move to a new part of the world, you need to learn about local pest control. Don’t get caught off guard, learn about the household pests in South Korea and get ahead of the problem. About Household Pests in Korea The following post exists as a practical handbook for new residents who want to keep their homes bug-free. Let’s start by addressing the factors to consider for managing pests in your new home in Korea: Temperature Insects are ectotherms. Below about 20 °C, many pantry and drain pests…
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Traditional Market Ingredients Vocabulary
Looking for all the hard-to-find ingredients vocabulary you need to understand traditional markets in South Korea? Look no further, we have PDF lists you can print for shopping and studying! Also, we have a variety of traditional market ingredients vocabulary lists to help you shop like an expert. About Traditional Markets Korean traditional markets exist as vibrant hubs of cultural, culinary, and commercial activity that offer a unique window into the country’s rich heritage. Unlike the sterile aisles of modern supermarkets, these bustling labyrinths are alive with the chatter of…
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Tips for Controlling Pet Odor in Homes in Korea
Struggling with pet odor in your home in Korea? Especially during the rainy season, it may feel hard to stay on top of the pet odors in small Korean homes. Here are some tips and tricks we use for cleaning up after pets in our Korean home. Factors in Controlling Pet Odor in Korea Before we talk about the solutions for managing pet odor, let’s talk about what factors we need to manage. We have divided the factors into to parts: Pet hygiene and Environmental. Pet Hygiene Controlling dog odor…
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Your Korean Home: Service Your Air Conditioner
Do you want to make sure your home doesn’t trigger allergies? Then getting your air conditioner serviced becomes an important task when preparing for summer. Over time, air conditioners tend to gather grime, bacteria, and even mold. Therefore, it is important to make sure to have your air conditioner cleaned so it does not blow around your home and make you sick. Listen to the BlogCast Don’t want to read? Listen to the South of Seoul BlogCast which provides accessible content through the use of AI technology. We don’t have time to…
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Home in Korea: Caring for Windows
Caring for your windows and screens in Korea can greatly increase your quality of life. Maintaining your window systems throughout the year may limit many common areas of discomfort experienced by new international residents. A little extra housework such as this goes a long way to improve your mental health while living abroad. Listen to the BlogCast Don’t want to read? Listen to the South of Seoul BlogCast which provides accessible content through the use of AI technology. We don’t have time to read each article but we do our best to…
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Spring Cleaning in Korea
With the arrival of spring comes spring cleaning! The chance to prepare your home for ultimate summer fun and comfort. This post talks about specific cleaning tasks that help you get into the flow of life in Korea and makes managing your home a little easier. If you don’t do the following things, life may feel hard and gross pretty fast. Clorox Warning WARNING: The following combinations can cause death Since many people moving to Korea may be living on their own for the first time, we want to begin…
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Start Gardening in Korea for Mental Health
Do you love houseplants, growing your own tomatoes, and learning about the world around you? Taking up gardening in South Korea may improve your mood and help you feel at home. Listen to the BlogCast Don’t want to read? Listen to the South of Seoul BlogCast which provides accessible content through the use of AI technology. We don’t have time to read each article but we do our best to make more of our content accessible. If you would like to join our Accessibility Team apply to volunteer with South of Seoul. My…
