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3 weeks ago | 
themirror.com | Katherine McPhillips |Dan Taylor
Clean limescale from toilet without bleach using 1 simple ingredientA mom has shared a simple one-ingredient solution that will remove limescale from your toilet bowlBrown marks in the toilet are often viewed as stains from use. But it it turns out they're actually more likely to have been caused by the effects of limescale. These spots keep coming back even after using bleach as the chemicals will only lighten the stains rather than cleaning them.
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3 weeks ago | 
themirror.com | Steffan Rhys |Dan Taylor
Steffan Rhys, who quit ultra-processed food for 16 months explains some of the recipes he has enjoyed the most since giving up staples like supermarket bread, cereals and granola as well as unhealthy snacksWhen Steffan Rhys gave up ultra-processed food entirely 16 months ago he had a number of concerns. Would he be able to maintain this lifestyle for a significant period of time, or would it just be another fleeting trend like Dry January?
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4 weeks ago | 
msn.com | Rahima Miah |Dan Taylor
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4 weeks ago | 
dailystar.co.uk | Rahima Miah |Dan Taylor
Morrisons has unveiled a new version of the beloved seasonal treat, but shoppers have been left baffled by one feature of the chocolate egg, which costs £12Morrisons has dropped a swanky new Dubai Style Easter egg, but one thing has concerned food lovers. It seems like everyone is jumping on the viral Dubai chocolate craze, whipping up all sorts of products inspired by it, from cakes to strawberry cups, not forgetting the classic Dubai chocolate bar.
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1 month ago | 
birminghammail.co.uk | Katy Hallam |Dan Taylor
Gardening expert Monty Don has shared some advice on when to tackle the first mow of the year, which is a task that many gardeners will be focusing on this month(Image: (Image: Getty))Monty Don has offered some ace advice on his latest monthly blog for garden buffs aiming to get their lawns just right. As the lawn care season commences with many getting to grips with their untamed turf, he suggests putting off the first snip until June 21.
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1 month ago | 
themirror.com | Sydney Evans |Dan Taylor
Whether it's toasting a slice for breakfast, crafting a sandwich for lunch, or even baking your own croutons for a dinner salad, bread is a versatile staple in many meals. However, while finding creative ways to consume it may be easy, ensuring it doesn't go stale or moldy before you've used it all can be a challenge. There's nothing more disappointing than craving a piece of toast only to discover it's speckled with blue mold, forcing you to discard the entire loaf.
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1 month ago | 
themirror.com | Katherine McPhillips |Dan Taylor
Peace lilies and orchids are the top two houseplants due to their easy care, but maintaining their health can often be a challenge in spring. Many plant owners believe their plants need more water to handle the warm weather, which can lead to overwatering. If peace lilies and orchids don't have time to recover between watering, they become too stressed to bloom and their roots can start to rot. However, feeding them a homemade mixture of eggshells can keep them healthy.
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1 month ago | 
themirror.com | Emily Malia |Dan Taylor
There's nothing more rewarding than stepping into your garden and reaping the benefits of growing your own fruit, especially those plucked straight from a tree. Fruit trees can enhance your garden with natural beauty while providing delicious fruit for your culinary adventures. There's a whole host of uses for the food you cultivate at home. The only drawback when it comes to fruit trees is that many require warmer climates to flourish, which can sometimes be unpredictable.
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1 month ago | 
themirror.com | Sydney Evans |Dan Taylor
Kicking off your morning with eggs is great if you're aiming for an early protein punch. Eggs are a nutritional powerhouse, brimming with crucial nutrients that keep hunger at bay and support a balanced eating plan. Yet, cracking the code to restaurant quality eggs in the comfort of your kitchen can be quite the culinary challenge. Whether you like them scrambled, fried, or poached, mastering eggs might test your chef skills.
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1 month ago | 
themirror.com | Angela Patrone |Dan Taylor
During the colder months, moss can quickly become a garden pest, spreading over lawns and flourishing in damp, chilly environments. It finds a perfect habitat among lush grass, feeding on decaying organic matter like the layers of thatch—composed of dead grass and plant debris—that gather just under the grass's surface. As the summer season approaches, many are left wondering: how can you get rid of this unwelcome guest?
