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People are spreading yogurt on their windows to beat the heat this summer — and there's a scientific reason
By Millie Fender published
People are covering their windows with this common breakfast ingredient to save them from the heatwave.

Mystery bites? How to identify what's really biting you (even if you see nothing)
By Kaycee Hill published
If you're waking up with mysterious bites but no visible bugs, these are the most common culprits.

You can save heat-damaged plants with coconut sugar — here's how
By Kaycee Hill published
If your plants are feeling the effect of a summer heatwave, this simple home hack restores them to full health.

Your security cameras are in the wrong spots — here's how to fix it
By Kaycee Hill published
Putting security cameras in the right spots around doors and key areas gives you better coverage and helps you avoid common mistakes.

If your gas stove won't light it's probably one of these 5 issues — here's how to fix them
By Kaycee Hill published
Most gas stove ignition problems are caused by clogged burners, loose connections, or faulty igniters that can be fixed with basic cleaning and replacement parts.

Induction cooking is easier than you think: Experts share their 7 top tips for success
By Camilla Sharman published
Cook like a pro: Experts share their top 7 tips for induction stoves.

Study reveals your suitcase is dirtier than a public toilet — here’s how to properly clean it
By Kaycee Hill published
Your suitcase picks up grime, germs, and bacteria every trip. Here’s how to deep clean it inside and out, properly.

Experts say you should spray vinegar outside your front door this summer — here's why
By Grace Dean published
Ant infestation? No problem. Experts advise that if you want to keep ants away from your home, you only need a simple household item – vinegar. Here's how it works.

Filthy water bottle? Here’s how to clean it the right way
By Camilla Sharman published
How to clean a water bottle and blitz bacteria and mold.

Don't throw them out — banana skins make the ideal garden fertilizer with this 2-step recipe
By Grace Dean published
Bananas are great for your own health, but they're also great for your garden, too. With this simple 2-step method, you could help your plants grow while saving yourself money on fertilizer.
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