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I can’t live without my go-to De’Longhi espresso machine — and it’s just dropped in price ahead of Prime Day (opens the original)
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Today is International Coffee Day and since we love our daily cup of Joe here on Tom's Guide, we're celebrating all things coffee for today only. You can find a Live Q&A with our in-house coffee expert, a round-up of the best early Prime Day deals on coffee machines and our pick of the best coffee machines you can buy. Happy International Coffee Day! And if (like me) you rely on a fresh cup of Joe to kickstart your morning, there’s no better time to upgrade your setup with one of the best coffee
Can't get rid of fall mold? Stop making these 3 common cleaning mistakes (opens the original)
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Out of all household chores, removing mold remains a persistent challenge at the best of times. And as temperatures plunge and it gets wetter, this offers the prime conditions for fall mold (yes, there’s such a thing). But while many assume damp issues come from outdoors, much of the humidity is actually generated inside our homes. According to an expert, our common cleaning habits could be the culprit, worsening our damp and condensation problems. In addition, cranking up the heat in our rooms
I’ve just found a better way to remove bathtub stains fast, and you just need these two items in your kitchen (opens the original)
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Among my daily cleaning tasks, keeping the bathroom spotless and scum-free is always at the top of my list. And whether you prefer a quick shower or a long soak, bathtub surfaces quickly trap soap scum, buildup, and unsightly marks from hard water and limescale. If you’re tired of scrubbing, I found an easier way to remove stubborn bathtub scum. In fact, all you need are a couple of common items that you probably already have in your kitchen. What’s more, this avoids cleaning your bathtub with b
Your laundry detergent can actually expire — I asked the experts when to toss it out (opens the original)
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When it comes to household cleaning, we all have our favorite, go-to products — and for me, that includes my laundry detergent. What’s more, I typically stock up on supplies by buying in bulk online — saving me time on shopping trips and cutting down on overall costs. However, while I might assume that these products will last ‘forever’, I’d be mistaken. According to cleaning professionals, even our laundry detergents have an expiration date and should be stored correctly to get the most out of
3 expert-approved tasks you must do in October to get your yard ready for fall (opens the original)
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Fall is officially here, and upcoming heavy rain and gusty winds can often take their toll on our tidy yards. This is especially true if you’re growing beautiful flowers and plants or have a tasty vegetable garden. Luckily, there are a few essential tasks you can do right now to prepare your yard for harsh weather. By acting fast, you can protect plants from unexpected early frosts and also protect your yard from the risk of weather damage. Since October is a time of transition, taking these sim
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