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• The washing mistake that fades black clothes faster than tumble drying
• Why parents are taping over this one toy feature after paediatricians raised the alarm
• Gardeners debate the “no-dig” trend: miracle for soil life or slug paradise?
• Why your slow cooker is using more energy than it should – and the lid habit to fix it
• A retired heating engineer reveals where radiator foil actually works – and where it’s pointless
• What your favourite chair position says about your stress level, body-language experts explain
• The £7 supermarket moisturiser dermatologists secretly recommend to relatives
• Why putting a small mirror opposite a window can lift winter mood, psychologists say
• Why gardeners tuck banana peels around roses – and the one mistake that can attract rats
• After 50: physiotherapists urge this one calf-strengthening move to prevent future falls
• The freezer habit that ruins your bread overnight – and the bakery-approved way to store loaves
• Why fashion stylists over 50 swear by three-quarter sleeves for instant slimming
• The surprising reason opticians warn against cleaning glasses with tissues
• Why your favourite mug may be harbouring more germs than the kitchen sponge
• Why tucking jeans into socks at home is the surprisingly effective tick-prevention tip walkers use
• Not bleach blocks, not gels: the toilet tank trick hotel cleaners use to avoid stubborn rings
• The surprising reason pilots dim cabin lights before landing – and what it means for your safety
• How one extra shelf in the freezer stops food avalanches and cuts frost build-up
• Why leaving your car’s fuel tank almost empty in winter can quietly damage the engine
• Why your dishwasher salt level affects glass cloudiness more than the tablet you use
• What your favourite crisp flavour secretly reveals about your risk-taking style, psychologists say
• Why experts say a single daily brisk walk after lunch beats evening gym sessions for heart health
• The alarm clock colour that sleep scientists say is least likely to disturb your rest
• The £5 product mechanics use to stop squeaky doors for years – and it’s not WD-40
• How a single peg on a towel rail prevents that damp smell, say hotel housekeepers
• Why keeping shoes on at home could be tracking in more than just dirt, according to microbiologists
• This cheap DIY window film can feel like double glazing, say energy-efficiency testers
• The tea you should never drink right after taking medication, pharmacists caution
• After 60: the three breakfast swaps cardiologists quietly make for themselves
• Why you should never charge your e-bike on an extension lead, fire brigades warn
• Why leaving your router on the floor ruins your Wi-Fi and what engineers advise instead
• Why your hoover smells musty and the simple filter habit that fixes it in one weekend
• After 55: not more creams – the pillowcase change dermatologists say softens wrinkles
• How often you should really wash pyjamas, according to dermatologists
• The bedtime drink dentists quietly recommend over herbal tea to avoid night-time acid damage
• Why insurance experts never set their direct debits for the first of the month
• Why pouring rice water on houseplants is trending – and when botanists say it backfires
• Why gardeners are burying rusty nails near hydrangeas – and what soil experts really think
• The £2 bathroom item hairdressers say protects coloured hair better than expensive masks
• The colour on your front door that estate agents say quietly adds value to your home
• Your fridge’s top shelf is the warmest: how rearranging food cuts waste and keeps milk fresher
• Why you should always keep your passport in a clear plastic wallet at airports, according to frequent flyers
• The £3 DIY draught-excluder trick that renters swear halves their heating use
• Why pouring boiling water into a cold glass dish is the fastest way to ruin it, say cookware engineers
• After 65: why geriatricians now recommend “snack exercise” instead of gym sessions
• How one teaspoon of this cupboard spice before bed may support blood sugar at night
• Not olive oil, not butter: the one fat that makes roast potatoes crisp and lighter on the stomach
• The simple curtain trick that keeps heat in and street noise out, according to insulation experts
• The psychology behind always needing the last word – and what it really says about you
• This common garden flower is toxic for cats – and most owners have it in pots by the door
• Why storing onions and potatoes together makes both go bad faster, food scientists say
• Why your towels never feel hotel-soft at home – and the surprising ingredient laundry experts use instead of fabric softener
• A former postmaster reveals the envelope colour that gets lost mail noticed first
• After 50: the one daily stretch that protects your knees better than expensive supplements
• Why dog owners should never ignore “reverse sneezing” – vets explain when to worry
• The £20 kitchen gadget that quietly cuts your electricity bill more than switching supplier
• Why a single ice cube in the bin keeps summer odours away, say cleaning pros
• Why dermatologists say you should moisturise your neck before your face after 45
• Not vinegar, not bleach: this forgotten bathroom ingredient dissolves pink mould in minutes
• Gardeners warn against pruning roses in early autumn: “you’re stressing them before winter’s worst cold”
• The supermarket receipt line most shoppers ignore – and how it reveals sneaky price hikes
• One old sock on the radiator: the condensation trick landlords say can prevent mould all winter
• Why you should never store your toaster on top of the microwave, electricians warn
• After 60: not longer runs, not strict diets – the five-minute balance drill geriatricians now recommend daily
• Why rinsing rice in hot water is a mistake, according to nutritionists and chefs
• The £1 pantry staple plumbers quietly use to loosen the toughest limescale around taps