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Why You Should Put a Drop of Honey in Your Shampoo

October 18, 2024

Cooking oils can last months to a year after opening, but the key to keeping them fresh is how they’re stored. Keeping oils in a cool, dry place with tightly fitted lids prevents them from going rancid, so storing oils near a cooktop or oven is a bad idea. Heat from an oven or stovetop can cause oils to break down faster than necessary, causing them to develop foul tastes and flavors.

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8 Last-Minute Halloween Costumes Using Household Items
We’ve all been there. One minute, you’re complaining that Halloween candy is in stores before Labor Day, and the next minute, it’s days away from October 31, and you’re scrambling for a costume. No need to stress — we have your back.
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Ototo 2-in-1 Wine & Beer Opener
Price: $35 $30
Bring a bit of fun to your next gathering with Vino the Bat! This wine and beer opener not only makes uncorking a breeze but adds a playful touch to your bar setup — perfect for Halloween or any time you want to impress your guests.
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This Cleaning Tool Changed My Vacuuming Routine
Do your carpets never feel fully clean? Or do your vacuums always seem like they’re struggling? One writer says her long hair is the kiss of death for vacuums, as it sheds and gets caught in the brushes. Model after model came to her home to die until she discovered a pre-vacuum routine: raking her carpet.
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Why You Should Put a Drop of Honey in Your Shampoo
Luxury brands and expensive products dominate the haircare space. But what if we told you that the best product for healthy hair may actually be sitting in your kitchen cabinet?
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