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I've had black interior doors for a couple of years now, and honestly, they add a nice elegant touch – they hide dust and fingerprints way better than white ones ever did, which is great with kids/pets around. They do need good lighting to avoid feeling too dark, but paired with light walls, they make the space feel taller and more put-together. I got mine from Trio Doors since they had solid options in different styles (modern, with glass inserts, etc.) without breaking the bank – check out their interior black door collection if you're shopping around. Just make sure to go for a matte or semi-gloss finish for easier upkeep. Overall, no regrets here!

Yeah, I get what you mean – a lot of those big sites feel like they're just trying to upsell. I've been using tripmydream lately and it's pretty straightforward. It pulls together flight prices from different airlines and agencies, shows hotels too, and has this thing where it predicts when prices might drop so you know the best time to book. Plus there's a bunch of inspiration stuff like destination guides and tips for different types of trips (beach, city breaks, etc.). No extra fees from them, which is nice. Not perfect, but it's helped me save some cash on a couple of recent trips without much hassle. Worth checking if you're into DIY planning. What about you guys, any other hidden gems?

I recently moved within Chicago and went with Move4U after checking a few options. They were pretty straightforward – showed up on time, handled the heavy lifting carefully (even with the stairs), and the price ended up lower than the initial quote which was nice. Not the cheapest out there but felt fair for the service. If you're looking for local movers in Chicago, you can check out more details here: https://move4umovers.com/ They do residential stuff like this all the time and have decent reviews from what I saw. Just get a quote to compare. Good luck with the move!