Have you ever pulled out your favorite shirt or dress from the closet, only to be surprised by the unpleasant smell of stale air instead of freshness? Even though the garment is freshly washed, it still feels like it was locked up in a room without fresh air for too long. This is a common problem, caused mainly by moisture, poor air circulation, and the accumulation of mold or dust.
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Katja is a world traveler who is outside of Slovenia more often than at home. She is a lover of beauty, an esthete and a provocateur. In the editorial office of City Magazine, he covers a wide variety of topics and is not afraid of more serious texts.
A down jacket is one of those pieces of clothing that we can't imagine the winter months without. Lightweight, yet incredibly warm, it protects us from the cold and wind at every turn – from morning walks to evening runs. But have you ever wondered how much dirt is hiding in your down throughout the winter? And why is it important to wash your down jacket at least once before the end of the season? Today is Down Jacket Wash Day!
Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you were in a hurry and the elevator stopped at almost every floor? There is a simple trick that can help you get to your desired floor without unnecessary stops.
Are you ready for a celestial spectacle to mark your transition into the new year? A black moon, a rare astronomical phenomenon, will occur just before midnight on December 31, 2024, when the Moon is in the new sign of Capricorn. This event brings an opportunity for introspection and new beginnings.
Have you ever noticed a thin layer of dust accumulating on your houseplants? You may have thought it was insignificant, but this fine layer can be fatal to the health of your green pets. Leaves covered in dust are not only less attractive, but they are also less efficient in the key processes that keep plants healthy.
Winter – a season that some love for its snowy joys, while others hate it for its icy car, frozen locks and wet shoes. Did you know that there is a simple solution to these everyday winter inconveniences? It’s called WD-40! Yes, this magic can is not just for creaky doors or stubborn screws – it can become your best ally in the fight against cold, snow and ice during the winter months.
Have you ever thought that your cleaning might not be as effective as it could be because you're reaching for the cloth too quickly? If you find that despite your efforts, stains and bacteria still remain, the problem may be that you're not giving the cleaners time to do their job.
The microwave is the hero of quick meals in every home, but keeping it clean often leaves a few burnt-on stains – literally. If you also avoid cleaning it because of stubborn dirt and unpleasant odors, we have a solution that will impress you.
Have you ever faced a pool of water that won't drain while you're taking a shower, or a foul odor wafting from the drain? A clogged shower drain is not only annoying, but it can also lead to more serious problems if left untreated. Instead of relaxing in the shower, you're left worrying about what's lurking down there. But don't worry - you don't need a plumber or expensive chemicals to fix this problem.
When we think of Christmas, we probably picture festive Christmas trees, presents, midnight snacks, and lavishly decorated tables. But have you ever considered that in some places, Christmas traditions are a lot more unusual? There are customs around the world that are so bizarre that they seem made up – but they are completely real!
Easter is one of the most important Christian holidays, celebrated all over the world. But do you know when Easter 2025 will be? Join us as we explore its meaning, traditions, and universal message.
Aluminum foil is a classic in almost every kitchen – handy for wrapping sandwiches, wrapping leftovers or protecting the oven from drippings. However, its use for food storage hides pitfalls that we often don’t think about. The foil doesn’t seal completely, which can lead to the growth of bacteria and even chemical reactions with the food we don’t want on our plate.