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2 weeks ago |
cnet.com | Katie Teague |Arielle Burton
Summer is here, delivering soaring temperatures, bright sunny days and the temptation to take off for a vacation. Summer is peak travel season for a reason, with camping trips and beach weekends being popular getaways. However, traveling anywhere also comes with stress. Keeping track of your luggage during flights, or remembering where you set up your tent can leave you feeling overwhelmed when you're supposed to be relaxing. Thankfully, Apple AirTags are here to help.
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2 weeks ago |
cnet.com | Alina Bradford |Arielle Burton
There's just something about a clean home that is so satisfying. However, between juggling work, life, adulting and chores, knowing which room to tackle first can be a chore in itself. One of the rooms you should be sure to clean often is the bathroom; trust me, you use it every day. Cleaning is not the most exciting thing to do, but your bathroom and other parts of your home need to be kept tidy to minimize germs and bacteria.
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2 weeks ago |
cnet.com | Katie Teague |Arielle Burton
I've been wearing contacts for years, and while I'm home I have a good routine for ensuring I take care of my eyes. However, that routine comes apart when I'm traveling, and I've fallen asleep in my contact lenses on more than one occasion. This means I wake up with blurry vision, sticky lenses and dry eyes.
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1 month ago |
cnet.com | Alina Bradford |Arielle Burton
I've always known it's important to shower regularly, but for some reason, I never gave much thought to how often I should be washing my towels. It's one of those habits that just sort of happens: toss it in the laundry when it feels dirty. But I started wondering if I was actually doing it enough. We all know that it's important to bathe or take a shower often, but that habitual mindset doesn't always translate when determining how often we should be washing our towels.
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1 month ago |
cnet.com | Katie Teague |Arielle Burton
I have a confession to make that I am not proud of, but I know I can't be the only one to do this. More often than not, I sleep in my contact lenses and I wake up with blurry vision and dry, sticky lenses that won't budge. My eye doctor wouldn't be pleased if they knew this because I was not prescribed the type of lenses for sleeping in. Actually, sleeping in my contact lenses puts me at a higher risk of an eye infection.
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