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How to wash woolen clothes properly: sweaters, hats and scarves won't shrink or pill – and will keep you warm for more than one season

Wool has been synonymous with quality, warmth and sophistication for centuries. It is used to make the best winter sweaters, elegant scarves and timeless hats – pieces that are not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing during the cold months. However, this natural material, obtained from sheep's hair, requires special attention, as even one wrong move during washing can cause a beloved piece of clothing to shrink, wrinkle or lose its shape. And let's face it – who hasn't pulled a sweater out of the washing machine that was intended for an adult before washing, but after washing it fits a child in kindergarten? How to wash wool clothes correctly?

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7 winter problems you can solve in a minute – just with WD-40!

Winter is a time for warm socks, overheated apartments, and avoiding anything that isn't essential. No one wants to break a key in a frozen lock on a freezing morning or angrily smash a garage door that won't open. But while winter may seem like a time of rest, it's also a season when small problems can quickly become big problems - cracked seals, rusted hinges, and frozen mechanisms don't solve themselves.

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How to clean PVC windows to make them look like new: a natural solution that restores whiteness in 5 minutes

PVC joinery has been an indispensable part of modern homes for many years due to its durability and affordable price. There is no household where at least one door or window is not adorned with this durable white plastic. But as with any love - cracks appear over time. Literally. And even before serious technical problems appear, something much more aesthetic begins to bother us: yellow stains, handprints and stubborn dirt, which accumulates mainly around handles, edges and parts that we use every day. How to clean PVC windows?

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How to clean cutting boards without chemicals: a trick that will kill all bacteria

Cutting boards are an indispensable part of every kitchen – they are used to cut vegetables, meat, bread and fruit. But because of this, they are often a breeding ground for bacteria such as E. coli, Salmonella and Listeria. Chemical cleaners are effective at disinfecting the surface, but they often leave residues that we don't want in our food. The solution? Lemon and salt.

Beauty

Clump-free mascara? Yes, if you use this simple trick that only makeup artists know

Every woman who has ever worn makeup knows that the path to perfect lashes isn't always as glamorous as it seems in commercials. In theory, it's a simple swipe of the brush, but in practice, it's often a battle with clumps, clumping lashes, and uneven application. Clumsy mascara may sound like a myth, but in reality, there's a very simple trick that changes everything - and it doesn't require a new mascara or the magical hand of a makeup artist.

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How to prevent condensation on windows: 6 effective solutions to stop moisture and mold before they destroy your window frames

Autumn brings many beautiful things – beautiful colors of nature, fragrant teas, Netflix without a guilty conscience. But along with it comes something less romantic: moisture that accumulates on the windows, as if you want to participate in some outdoor art installation. Condensation on the windows often appears before we even make our first coffee in the morning. And if we don't take it seriously, an uninvited guest quickly starts appearing in the corners – mold. Not only is it not aesthetic, it is also harmful to health.

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Toilet clean as new without scrubbing! The trick to cleaning the toilet with a laundry capsule that defeats limescale and unpleasant odors

If the word "toilet cleaning" makes you frown and take a deep breath through your mouth (because it's not exactly recommended to do it through your nose), you're not alone. We all know that cleaning the toilet is a household chore that most people avoid whenever possible. Not only is it an unpleasant chore, but it's also often a battle against stubborn limescale, bacteria, and odors that you'd rather leave outside your home. Luckily, there's a trick that even the most savvy clean-home enthusiasts know about—and best of all, it's right in your laundry room.

Healthy food

Myth or truth: are reheated potatoes really poisonous?

Why are there so many questions surrounding potatoes? Is it true that reheated potatoes can easily become poisonous?

Lifestyle

Orchids not blooming? Try banana peels – they work better than expensive fertilizer!

Why do some orchids never bloom again, despite careful care? Have you tried everything – from special fertilizers to sprays, but nothing works? The solution may be much simpler than it seems. All you need is something that is almost always at hand – a banana peel.

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Don't throw them away: potato peels clean rust stains almost as well as WD-40!

Few people would think that potato peelings have properties that effectively remove rust. Believe it or not - it's true!

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What is the third compartment in the washing machine drawer really for? (Almost) nobody uses it – and why that's a mistake

If we had a euro for every time someone accidentally dumped detergent into the third compartment of a washing machine, we could probably afford a professional dry cleaner. Seriously – despite all the smart features and instructions in fifteen languages, the third compartment in the washing machine drawer remains something of a household enigma.

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How to remove old grease stains from clothes: a dishwashing detergent trick that really works

Oil stains that dry into fabric are a real pain in the ass. Once you overlook them before washing and then “bake” them in the dryer, they seem almost permanent. But they don’t have to stay there forever. There is a process that removes them – without harsh chemicals, without destroying the fabric, and best of all – with results that speak for themselves.

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