Rachael Gavin

1 month ago | honey.nine.com.au | Rachael Gavin

While it's easy to know when us humans are cold in winter, it's not always clear whether our pets are feeling the same. Fortunately, for figuring out whether your dog or cat is too cold. She revealed the tip during an appearance on Today Extra with her beloved border collie Chilli. Watch the video above. READ MORE:Surprising dog brred that outranks Cavoodles in one state"If the tips of their ears are cold that's an indication that your dog is cold – it's a really good tip, actually," she said.

1 month ago | honey.nine.com.au | Rachael Gavin

One of the most fun parts of decluttering and reorganising is shopping for all the storage containers and gadgets you need to make over your space. It's so motivating that a lot of us head to the shops before cleaning our wardrobes and pantries, but this can be a big mistake. Professional organiser Belle Harte from The Organised Abode Co sat down with 9honey Living to discuss what you need to do before hitting the stores. Watch the video above.

1 month ago | honey.nine.com.au | Rachael Gavin

A gardener has revealed a completely free hack for improving soil health using something you usually toss out. It's a handy way to give our plants their best shot at thriving given the cost of fertilisers.Simon Akeroyd shared the tip in a TikTok video and showed the best and easiest way to add eggshells to your soil. Watch the video above.READ MORE:DIY mould spray mistake making the problem worse"How do you like your eggs in the morning?

1 month ago | honey.nine.com.au | Rachael Gavin

The most popular dog breed in Australia has been revealed, and it's the same for all states and territories – except one. New data from pet insurance provider Petsy shows that Cavoodles are the most popular dog, especially in New South Wales where the most policy holders are. But in Tasmania the breed doesn't even feature in the top five dog breeds. READ MORE:Chloe has been in a pet shelter for more than 650 daysHere are the top five dog breeds by state, according to Petsy. New South Wales1.

1 month ago | honey.nine.com.au | Rachael Gavin

There are lots of popular homemade solutions for tackling mould and while some work, other recipes could actually be making the problem worse. A common spray shared on social media that claims to remove and prevent mould typically contains vinegar and tea tree oil. Other DIY sprays are a mix of clove oil and water or clove oil and vinegar.While tea tree and cloves can be effective against mould, an expert says the oil from them won't kill the fungi.