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You bought a new house, everything is packed, you’ve hired the movers, you’ve transferred utilities and arranged your children’s schools. There’s probably one thing you’ve forgotten, though, and it could save you from having your new home burglarized. It’s time to change locks. Receiving the keys to your new home is an exciting time. The problem, though, is that while they might look shiny and new, they might be anything but. The odds are they are the same keys to the same locks that the old owner had, and you can’t know how many other people have received copies — the dog walker, the babysitter, their teenagers’ friends? No one is saying that none of those people are trustworthy, but why risk it? You, and whoever you choose, should be the only people who have access to your home. You have many, many options when it comes time to change locks. Some are inexpensive, and others aren’t. In a nutshell, you can rekey your locks, which  is inexpensive  — probably somewhere around $200

If you are planning a move this summer, having a home gym such as a treadmill or exercise bike can make it very challenging. Summer is one of the most common times of the year for homeowners to relocate, so if that project is ahead of you, here are some tips on how you can safely and easily move your fitness equipment. Prepare, Check, and Clean The first step for moving fitness equipment is to properly clean and sanitize everything. The last thing you want is to bring bacteria from your old home into your new one. Cleaning your equipment will also keep it looking brand new after the move. Wipe down your yoga mats and accessories with a paper towel and all-purpose cleaner or all-natural solution, and clean all the handrails and surfaces on your treadmill, elliptical, weight machines, stationary bike, and all other workout equipment Moving Your Yoga Equipment When you are packing up your home gym, it’s a good idea to start with the smaller items. You should begin packing ite