
Danny Seo
Publisher and Editor-in-Chief at Naturally, Danny Seo
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2 days ago |
arcamax.com | Danny Seo
Danny Seoon May 14, 2025Do you have a lot of cardboard boxes from a recent move, and you’re unsure what to do with them? You can recycle them in almost any curbside recycling program, but you can do something good with them, too. Charities like Goodwill, the Salvation Army and the Kidney Foundation are often in need of gently used cardboard boxes. They use them to box up goods and transport them to those in need.
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3 days ago |
arcamax.com | Danny Seo
When you rinse out a steel or tin can for recycling, you might wonder: Is the lid recyclable? The answer is yes, since it is made from the same material as the body of the can. But before you add it to your recyclables, gently touch the sides of the lid and see if the edges are razor-sharp. Even modern-day recycling facilities still do much of their sorting by hand, so sharp edges can injure workers. To prevent this, place the lid inside the can and press the rim together to narrow the opening.
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4 days ago |
uexpress.com | Danny Seo
Everyone loses socks. So what do you do with the stray single sock you have left? Don't toss it -- you can reuse it around the house! Fill a sock with cedar shavings, tying it off at the top; since socks are porous, the cedar scent will permeate the air inside a closet and keep moths at bay. To keep your car windows from fogging up, fill a sock with kitty litter and tie a knot at the end. Place it by the window and it'll absorb excess moisture, keeping your car windshield crystal-clear.
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4 days ago |
arcamax.com | Danny Seo
Do you want to add houseplants to help beautify your home and purify the air? One option is to buy them at your local florist or home improvement center; another option is to get them totally free. The website Freecycle is like Craigslist, but without money ever changing hands for goods. And when people move from an old home to a new one, one of the most frequently listed items is ...
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5 days ago |
uexpress.com | Danny Seo
Everyone loses socks. So what do you do with the stray single sock you have left? Don't toss it -- you can reuse it around the house! Fill a sock with cedar shavings, tying it off at the top; since socks are porous, the cedar scent will permeate the air inside a closet and keep moths at bay. To keep your car windows from fogging up, fill a sock with kitty litter and tie a knot at the end. Place it by the window and it'll absorb excess moisture, keeping your car windshield crystal-clear.
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