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You Shouldn’t Use Exterior Paint Inside
Having separate types of paint for indoor versus outdoor use may sound like a marketing ploy to get us to buy more paint—reminiscent of when advertisers a century ago tried to convince women to switch from a single all-purpose skin cream to using separate products for day and night. However, in this case, there are…
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How to Tell If Your Sunburn Might Actually Need Medical Attention
Sunburns can be serious, but for the most part, we know how to treat them at home: Use cool compresses, grab some aloe gel, and drink plenty of water. There are times, however, when a sunburn can need medical attention, even if it feels like one of those things you would never consider a trip…
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How to Deal With Dry Skin in the Winter
After finally making it through the hot, sticky summer weather — when it can feel as though you’re permanently sweaty — the crisp, cool fall air feels refreshing. For a few glorious weeks, your skin looks and feels “normal.” Then winter starts, and overnight, your skin dries up.
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Your Kitchen Scale’s ‘Millilitres’ Setting Is a Lie
I replaced my kitchen scale recently. The new one has every feature I was looking for — negative tare being the big upgrade. But it also has two features that I never asked for and do not want. Nobody wants them. I’m talking about the “millilitres” and “fluid ounces” settings, which are both complete bullshit.