Clipping nails, especially thick toenails, often leads to an unwanted acrobatic performance. Nail bits go flying everywhere, never to be seen again. Here's how you can stop that.
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Oh great bath mat, what is the proper etiquette for using thee? We asked you wonderful people and here's what you told us.
Your bathroom might have some amazing acoustics, but the singing really should be left to the pros. Perfect for those shower-time jam sessions, the XXL Shower Speaker puts out twice the power of typical bathroom speakers, so you can actually hear your music over the running water.
Drinking in the shower is a pastime that much of the Lifehacker staff holds near and dear to their heart. The popular beverage of choice for such an activity? Beer. Also, coffee and maybe a fancy cocktail. Here's how you, too, can enjoy one of the greatest and most simple pleasures of your adult life.
It’s normal to feel hot, sweaty and uncomfortable in warm weather, but what’s the best way to cool down? To answer this question, we first need to look at how the body maintains stable internal (core) temperature.
There are a lot of temporary ways to add storage to your shower, from putting up a second shower rod to installing hooks to hang caddies from. But if you don't want to grab special supplies, use a suction cup and hair tie for a simple way to store bottles, scrubbies and sponges.
After you take the time to give your shower a good cleaning, you'll want to do whatever you can to keep it that way. This DIY after-shower spray made with tea tree oil will keep everything looking clean and mildew free.
If you're showering every day (as many Australians do), you're probably over doing it. In fact, showering too often can actually hurt your body in the long run.
When you deep clean your bathroom, it can be easy to overlook your shower caddy, but soap scum and mildew are almost certainly building up. Just throw your caddy into the dishwasher for a thorough, but low-effort, clean.
