During a time when many people have to Work From Home and stay at home all day, a house that used to be a place of relaxation may become a source of discomfort and stress. One way to revitalize the home and make us feel more cheerful is to repaint the house, whether inside or outside. Not only does it beautify the home, but it also helps prevent germs, reduce heat, and create a new atmosphere that makes every day more enjoyable.
Reasons to paint your house during this time
1. Helps reduce stress and increase inspiration
Colors affect mood and mindset. Looking at beautifully colored walls, especially in shades of green or blue, can help you feel more relaxed. If you choose bright colors like light yellow or pastel orange, they can also stimulate energy and inspiration, making them perfect for working from home.
2. Reduces the risk of germs on walls
The walls of the house are large surfaces that we may touch unconsciously. Choosing paints with properties that inhibit viruses and bacteria, such as BegerShield AirFresh Anti-Virus Gold Ion, which is certified by a global institution, will help reduce germ accumulation and make the home safer.
3. Saves on electricity bills
Painting the exterior of the house with heat-reflective paint, such as BegerCool, which can reflect up to 97%* of heat radiation, helps keep the house cooler, reduces air conditioning workload, and can lower electricity bills by over 30% per year.
*Test results from OTM Solutions, a radiation and heat laboratory in Singapore
FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions about Painting the House
Q1: Does painting the house really help reduce the accumulation of germs?
A: It does help if you choose paint with properties that inhibit viruses and bacteria.
Q2: What should I do if I don’t want my house to look boring?
A: Use a two-tone painting technique or special patterns to add flair and make the house look modern.
Q3: Can I paint it myself during this time if I don’t want to call a professional?
A: Yes, you can, by choosing easy-to-use paint, such as ready-to-use paint. Just clean the surface and apply two coats.
Q4: Does painting the house really help save electricity?
A: It can help if you choose heat-reflective colors, which will keep the house cool and reduce air conditioning usage.
