With this in mind, it can be beneficial to undertake an “energy cleansing” of the space. This involves simple actions such as daily airing, the use of purifying plants (such as white sage or palo santo), or even reciting positive intentions to calm the atmosphere. These practices, far from being esoteric, aim above all to restore harmony between the space and its inhabitants. Because a home that is aligned and balanced energetically is often more peaceful… and quieter.
Creaking in the walls: a message from the wood
Repeated, sharp noises, especially at night, often come from the expansion or contraction of materials . In winter, wood reacts to the drop in temperature like a creaking old wardrobe: it works. An old floor or exposed beams become real little natural radios.
Watch out for noises if: the noise is accompanied by cracks, movement, or if it is always located in the same place. It may indicate structural subsidence.
Creaking Stairs or Doors: Not Just Ghost Stories
A staircase that creaks beneath your feet often evokes memories of old thrillers… but the reality is more down-to-earth. Wood, once again, is sensitive to moisture. High humidity levels , especially in the fall, can make your steps noisier.
Helpful tip: Rub moving parts with paraffin or apply suitable oil to reduce squeaking.
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