Regularly cleaning hair straighteners with a damp cloth is essential for preventing product buildup and removing bacteria. How often you need to clean them depends on factors such as frequency of use.

Heartburn, indigestion, feeling bloated and general unease that lingers longer after your meal are all-too-common gut complaints that have become a regular part of life. Modern stresses, from work ...

Cleaning your cast-iron skillet the right way will ensure it lasts for years. David Watsky Managing Editor / Home and Kitchen David lives in Brooklyn where he's spent more than a decade covering all ...

Who wouldn't want to save a few extra bucks on their next flight purchase? While fares fluctuate based on a number of factors including demand, seasonality, and specific routes, there are some savvy ...

Your coffee maker looks innocent on the counter, but it hides a messy secret. Oils cling to tubes and baskets. Limescale crusts up where you can’t see.

Staying hydrated is crucial for managing uric acid levels and preventing issues like kidney stones. Experts recommend 2.5 to 3 litre of water daily for healthy adults, with higher intake beneficial ...

From helping you sleep better to supporting your heart, the many health benefits are incredible and available to almost ...

Vegetarian diet is now more popular than ever, due to its long list of health benefits, such as a lowered risk of heart disease, diabetes and also certain types of cancer, you name it and a veg diet ...

When acidic components get into rain or other forms of precipitation, acid rain can make trees die. It won't hurt you to walk or swim in acid rain, but the particles that cause it may hurt your lungs ...

It's not going to be a fun bye week in Buffalo following back-to-back defeats that saw the Bills lose their grip on the AFC East. Josh Allen's offense went three-and-out four times, including twice ...

What You Really Need to Know to Protect Your Skin — Especially If You’re Dealing With Sensitivity, Hyperpigmentation, or Burnout.

Grout creeps up on you. One spring you’re admiring clean lines between tiles; by autumn they’re grey, pitted, a little sad.