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Kitchentip | 2 minute read |
The kitchen may be the busiest place of all the areas in your home. It’s the home’s epicenter of activity, whether you’re whipping up daily meals or hosting big gatherings. That said, it’s one of the toughest places to keep clean — especially if you have limited space.
Hometip | 5 minute read |
Difficult to find the best vacuum cleaner for your needs? This guide will help you choose the optimal vacuum cleaner for your home.
Clothestip | 7 minute read |
Using a dryer takes off a considerable chunk of laundry time while offering a great deal of efficiency. It’s faster than air-drying, which usually takes hours — from hanging wet clothes to waiting for them to dry. If you think that it might be time for you to get one, here are some tips to keep in mind when choosing a dryer that will work best for you and your lifestyle.
Clothestip | 3 minute read |
Washing your clothes is just half the process of doing laundry; drying it properly is another story. If you’ve ever shrunk a piece of clothing in the dryer, you’d know it’s not as easy as it seems. Intentionally or not, you could easily burn through your wardrobe when you mishandle your garments.
Clothestip | 2 minute read |
Masks are an essential these days — especially fabric ones for everyday use. You should have more than one cloth face covering so that you can have them on rotation. You can use one mask while the others are being washed and ready for use. However, what is the best way of taking care of your cloth masks and other delicates so they last longer?
Hometip | 2 minute read |
Believe it or not, your indoor air quality may be much worse than outdoors. Common causes of poor air quality at home include pollutants such as cleaning products, emissions from central heating or cooling systems, oil, gas, and other combustion sources. Inadequate ventilation, high temperature and humidity levels can also increase the concentration of some pollutants. All of these factors pose a risk to you and your family’s health, worsening respiratory ailments and increasing the chances of catching airborne diseases.
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