Editorial Policy

Our editorial policy is designed to keep the site useful, understandable, and honest about its limits.

How articles are prepared

We begin with a specific household problem and organize the article around practical decisions: what to do first, what tools may help, what can go wrong, and when a different approach may be safer. We remove filler that does not help the reader complete the task.

Accuracy and limitations

We do not invent tests, studies, professional credentials, personal experiences, or sources. Examples are clearly presented as examples. Product names may be used for context, but payment or sponsorship must be disclosed when it exists.

Updates and corrections

Household guidance can change as products and safety recommendations change. When we make a meaningful correction, the article modification date is updated. Readers can report a possible error by emailing contact@annaleong.com with the article link and the passage in question.

Use of editing tools

We may use software tools to organize or improve a draft. Every published article remains subject to editorial review for clarity, unsupported claims, repetition, and relevance. Tools do not replace responsibility for the published material.