How many times do you wear your bra before washing it? Once? Twice? Are you one of those people who – almost automatically – throw it in the laundry basket every night, even before removing your makeup? If the answer is "yes", you're not alone. But it's also one of the most common fashion sins, which, according to experts, doesn't just end with a ruined lace miracle, but goes deeper – into a misunderstanding of materials, elasticity and the lifespan of clothes. How often should you wash your bra?
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Limescale in the bathroom is not only an aesthetic problem, but also an indicator that the surfaces are no longer protected and are becoming susceptible to permanent damage. The most vulnerable are the glass surfaces of shower cabins, where regular exposure to moisture, soap scum and minerals from hard water quickly accumulates white spots, haze and dried stains. These gradually dull the shine of the glass and create an impression of neglect, even though you may have cleaned the cabin the same week.
When it's raining or snowing outside and the sun is already hiding at three in the afternoon, a radiator seems like your best friend. Warmth, proximity, and – let's be honest – a convenient solution for drying laundry on a radiator. No waiting, no extra electricity consumption. Within a few hours, everything is dry and ready for the next use.
Kim Kardashian and iconic streetwear brand Cactus Plant Flea Market (CPFM) have joined forces for their first-ever holiday collection—one that mixes ultra-comfortable silhouettes with hyper-pop iconography and fashion irony. The campaign stars North West, Ken Carson, and Mariah the Scientist, and is shot by none other than the enfant terrible of experimental filmmaking, Harmony Korine. It’s the SKIMS x Cactus Plant Flea Market holiday collection.
After years of loyalty to two older Xiaomi vacuum cleaners, I tried out a new one - the Xiaomi Robot Vacuum 5 Pro. And I admit: this is no longer a "vacuum robot", this is a household CEO.
The best perfumes of 2025 are no longer just scents – they are moods, manifestos and sensual extensions of our personalities. This year’s perfume scene exploded with creations that create new worlds from classic notes. Nothing is left to chance anymore: “fresh” no longer means simple, “sweet” is no longer synonymous with teenage, and “woody” is no longer reserved for men’s wardrobes. The world of perfumery breathes freely – and smells confident.
If you use your dishwasher regularly, you know that clean dishes don't always mean sparkling dishes. How many times have you pulled glasses out of the dishwasher with a hazy film or traces of drops that ruin the whole "just washed" impression? Dishwashing liquid is that hidden ally that ensures a flawless shine, helps with drying and prevents limescale build-up - but most commercial products contain additives that you might not want to have in contact with your kitchen equipment. What if there was a natural solution that was just as effective, but without the unnecessary additives?
Have you ever opened your washing machine, hoping to smell fresh laundry, only to be met with a damp, musty or even moldy smell instead? You're not alone. Although most people think that cleaning your washing machine happens while you're doing the laundry, the truth is quite different. Over time, detergent residues, softeners, limescale and microparticles of dirt from clothes accumulate inside the machine - in the drawers, drum, pipes and rubber seals. This creates ideal conditions for the development of bacteria and fungi, resulting in unpleasant odors, stains on clothes and even malfunctions.
Crassula, better known as the "money tree", has been adorning homes around the world for decades – but few know that this succulent beauty hides much more than just its aesthetic charm. In feng shui, it is considered a symbol of financial stability, progress and energy flow. Its characteristic appearance – round, fleshy leaves resembling coins – is not only a lovely detail of nature, but also symbolically represents the accumulation of wealth. According to ancient Chinese tradition, the more the Crassula grows, the more prosperity it brings to the home.
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You’ve probably tried to remove labels from a jar, a gift, or a kitchen utensil, only to find a stubborn adhesive film that just wouldn’t budge. Labels, especially those with strong industrial adhesives, are often designed to withstand moisture, temperature changes, and physical abuse—in short, to stay put. And that’s why removing them at home can often be annoying, time-consuming, and—if you’re not careful—can even permanently damage the surface underneath.
The kitchen counter is the witness of all sorts of adventures every day – from morning coffee to Sunday lunches. But over time, something less pleasant begins to accumulate on its surface: a greasy film formed by steam, oil droplets and dust. Although it does not seem dirty at first glance, we quickly feel a sticky layer under our fingers, which only gets stronger with time.











