Own a pet dog, cat, or another furry friend? Chances are they've made their presence known in your car, leaving hair all over the seats. But how can you get it out? The inside of a car needs to be ...

The rainy season brings welcome relief from the heat, but it also creates the perfect conditions for unwanted growth, especially algae. High humidity, minimal sun exposure, and leftover organic debris ...

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Your hairbrush harbors unseen dirt and bacteria, impacting hair health and scalp hygiene. Regular cleaning, ideally weekly for product users and every 2-3 weeks otherwise, prevents infections and ...

Damp weather and shorter days help algae grow fast on patio surfaces. Fallen leaves can also be to blame for patio stains, while moss and weeds grow in the joints and trap moisture. This causes the ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. If you live in a humid place, there's a very good chance you'll have algae buildup on the siding of your home, particularly on the northern ...

Beyond menopause, hormonal changes caused by medical factors (such as Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome) can also cause hair loss.

“The minute you get pregnant, all those years of laser and all that pain and all that money you have put into laser to be hairless – waste of F-ing money.” So said podcaster Sophie Habboo, speaking on ...