What's it like to live in a villa?

Many people work hard in order to live in their own house one day. But the house price is really high, so we can only buy a pigeon cage with high debts. The big villa is the dream destination. So, what's it like to live in a villa?

Let's talk about the seaside first. A swimming pool is standard at the seaside. Lying in the swimming pool, the scenery contrasts with the endless sea, which is refreshing.

But living by the sea, humidity is inevitable. If the house is on the tropical coast, forget it. If it is in some humid areas in the south, the house may be covered with moisture that can't be waved away.

In order to dehumidify, such houses are generally equipped with special dehumidifiers, and the floor is warm, which can be turned on to raise the temperature in wet weather. In addition, the seaside is a place with frequent typhoons. I live in an empty house. The typhoon came, and the flowers, tables and chairs in the yard were torn by the typhoon.

Even if hiding in the house, the typhoon will roll up sand, stones, branches and so on and hit the window. If it had been a disastrous typhoon two years ago, the windows of the villa would have been torn off. Living in a villa and listening to the howling wind must be terrible.

Inland villas will be better and there will be fewer typhoons. In case of earthquake, fire and other disasters, it is very convenient to escape because of the low floor. Construction is more troublesome.

The villa is relatively large and it is difficult to do sanitation. However, living in a villa generally requires cleaning, living at home or coming by the number of times. Usually there are sweeping robots and the like, and hygiene is still relatively easy to solve.

This kind of house is more suitable for young people. After all, villas usually have several floors. The first floor is full of functional rooms such as hall, servant room, kitchen and dining room, and the bedrooms are all upstairs. If you are an elderly person with inconvenient legs and feet, it is very troublesome to go upstairs every day. You can set up an elevator at home and take the elevator if you are too lazy to walk.

You can also plant something at home at ordinary times. The courtyard of the villa is not small. You can plant flowers and grass, and you can also plant some fruit trees. When you are free, you can move a chair, enjoy flowers and eat some fruits you grow. What a pleasant life. You can also dig a fish pond and raise some koi fish. However, if there are more mosquitoes in the flowers and plants, you should pay attention. There are more corners falling. In summer, there are more mosquitoes or other insects. It's all bags that are bitten after sitting for a while.

So how to avoid it? First of all, the windows of the villa can be screened to prevent big bugs, and medicine bags can be placed in the corner. You can also ask professionals to kill and spray drugs regularly.

Now everyone uses mobile phones and computers, and the internet is definitely indispensable. Living in a villa has one disadvantage. There are too few routers to buy. Put it upstairs. There's no signal downstairs. Put it at home, there is no signal in the yard.

Although there are special large routers, but the signal is not very good, you need to buy a lot and put them in every corner. There are also air conditioners and floor heating, which should be laid upstairs and downstairs. If only one air conditioner is installed, the temperature will not change all day. Generally, central air conditioning is installed, and air outlets are opened in every corner, so that the temperature drops faster.