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Avoiding Breakages

House sitting is a genuinely rewarding experience, but with it comes the responsibility of safeguarding someone else’s home and belongings. To help ensure a stress-free and professional experience, it’s strongly advised that on your first day on a new house sit you take proactive steps to minimise the risk of accidental breakages, because these can…

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Oops! Dealing With Breakages

House sitting can be a wonderful way to enjoy new environments and take care of someone’s cherished home and pets. However, accidents can happen, and breaking something – especially if it’s valuable or, worse, irreplaceable — can be a nightmare for both the house sitter and the homeowner. Here’s a quick guide on how to…

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House Sitting With Children

House sitting can be a rewarding way to explore new places without paying for accommodations, and some families even take it on as a lifestyle. However, bringing children into the mix adds unique considerations. Here’s a look at the pros and cons to help parents decide if house sitting is a suitable adventure for their…

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Window Cleaning Hacks

As a house sitter, cleaning windows may not always be part of your primary duties, but going the extra mile to leave sparkling clean windows can make a lasting impression on homeowners. Clean windows not only brighten the home but also show a level of care that exceeds basic expectations. With the right approach, window…

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House Sitting With Shy Cats

House sitting often includes caring for pets, and when it comes to cats, you might find yourself in charge of a shy or nervous feline. Unlike dogs, who are often more openly affectionate, cats can take time to warm up to new people, especially when they’re in an unfamiliar situation with a new caregiver. Building…

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