Bright Living Guide publishes practical guides to running a home: organizing and decluttering, storage, cleaning, seasonal maintenance, comfortable and cozy rooms, small spaces, budget upgrades and using less energy and water. Each guide answers one reader’s problem with the steps, measurements and safety notes needed to finish the job.
Who edits the guides
Every guide is assigned to one editor, named at the top of the page, who is responsible for it. The editors are part of the editorial team at Inedit Agency S.R.L.:
- Radica S., Home Organization & Decluttering. Checks every measurement and container size a guide gives against what is sold and what fits a standard US home.
- Alexandra C., Home Organization & Decluttering (co-editor). Cuts any step a reader can’t finish in the time the guide promises.
- Andra O., Seasonal Home Care. Checks safety steps for ladders, gas and electrical work against the manufacturer’s manual and official guidance.
- Izabela T., Home Comfort & Wellness. Traces every health or indoor-air claim to the agency or study it comes from, and cuts what the evidence doesn’t support.
- Miruna G., Cozy Living Spaces. Keeps each guide to choices a reader can make in a weekend, with real bulb temperatures, rug sizes and clearances.
- Tania C., Small-Space Solutions. Checks every layout against real room dimensions and what a renter is allowed to change.
- Mara C., Cleaning & Maintenance. Checks cleaning methods and product types against manufacturer care instructions and the label rules for disinfectants.
- Alexandra R., Storage & Organization Systems. Checks load ratings, anchors and shelf depths against the maker’s published specifications.
- Ricarda C., Budget-Friendly Home Upgrades. Prices each project as a range from current retail and flags the steps that need a pro.
- Andreea C., Sustainable Home Living. Checks savings figures against ENERGY STAR, the EPA and the Department of Energy, and states them as ranges when they depend on the home.
How the guides are made
Guides are drafted with AI assistance (Google Gemini and Anthropic Claude), from sources the editor gathers first: government and standards bodies such as ENERGY STAR, the EPA, the U.S. Department of Energy, the CPSC and the NFPA, university extension services, manufacturers’ manuals and, for health or indoor-air claims, published research. The editor checks the draft against those sources, cuts what they don’t support and adds the safety steps a task needs.
We don’t test products in a lab and we don’t claim to. When a guide helps you choose something, it compares product types by the specifications their makers publish.
In October 2026 we rebuilt the archive: overlapping guides were combined into one, and every remaining guide was rewritten or revised to this standard. Old addresses now forward to the guide that replaced them.
The full process, our sources and how we correct mistakes are in the Editorial Policy.
What we don’t do
- We don’t give medical, legal or financial advice, and we don’t cover work that needs a licensed electrician, plumber, gas fitter or roofer beyond telling you when to call one.
- We don’t accept payment for coverage or publish sponsored articles.
Who runs the site
Bright Living Guide is published by Inedit Agency S.R.L., Aleea Socului No. 6, Bl. M4Bis, Ap. 30, Sector 2, Bucharest, Romania, 022158. Write to us at contact@brightlivingguide.com or through the contact page.
