Bethan

We’re all familiar with using candles, incense sticks, air fresheners, and even bicarbonate of soda to control the smells in our homes. But what if I told you that you could use charcoal to manage the stench in your abode? You’d probably call me crazy! And before you say it, nope, this isn’t a wind-up.

There’s no better feeling than sinking your toes into a shaggy rug at the end of a busy day! That is, until you curl your toes around a couple of crumbs! Yuck! Yep, shag rugs may add a touch of plushness and character to a room. But they also act as five-star retreats for grime.

A little dust bunny bobbing about your home – we’ll name him Thumper – what could possibly be wrong with that? He’s always quiet, never makes much fuss, and seems to be growing happily! But hang on. Something isn’t quite right! Thumper seems too good to be true. Unfortunately, Thumper isn’t the cute, friendly bunny

Permanent marker is great for labelling lunch boxes, putting kids’ names on clothes tags, and writing on boxes when you’re moving house! It’s not so good when it makes contact with the wrong kind of surface and ends up staining it! Your initial thought may be to bin or replace the permanent marker-contaminated item. But

If you are like me, it doesn’t matter how careful you are when painting your toenails because a rogue blob of nail varnish almost always finds its way onto the carpet! Oh, and the splodge in question is only ever in one vivid shade, too – red! And to cap it off, the carpet is