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Katherine McPhillips

Reporter · GB

Indexed articles, last 90 days
31
Latest publication
Sep 26, 2026
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Jul 5, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 26, 2026 · Katherine McPhillips

    Scrambled eggs will be creamier if you add a simple ingredient (opens the original)

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    Scrambled eggs are the best comfort food on sleepy autumn mornings when you want something hearty, now that the days are getting colder and it is harder to get out of bed. They are a cheap and tasty way to start the day with some protein but scrambled eggs are known to burn very easily if you just add them to a frying pan without much thought. Eggs can actually be quite difficult to cook because they contain proteins that dry out quickly when exposed to heat, which is why professional chefs ofte

  2. Article · Sep 14, 2026 · Katherine McPhillips

    Wooden floors look cleaner if you add cheap item to mop bucket (opens the original)

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    Summer has now come to an end in the UK, which means it is the perfect time to make your home cosy for the cooler weather ahead and get rid of any dust build-up sitting on your wooden floors. Wooden floors often look their worst at this time of year, as we keep our doors and windows open during the warmer months, which allows dust to make its way inside homes. While a little grime may seem harmless, it is important to clean wooden floors thoroughly before autumn sets in, as dust can contain tiny

  3. Article · Sep 7, 2026 · Katherine McPhillips

    Hedgehogs will visit every night if you avoid one common mistake (opens the original)

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    September is when gardeners start swapping t-shirts for chunky jumpers as they get ready for the cooler weather, and it is also the best time to help hedgehogs prepare for the cold. At the moment, hedgehogs are more likely to be seen in gardens as they need a lot of food to build up their fat reserves so they have enough energy for hibernation. However, a lot of British wildlife might be struggling for food at the moment due to the dry weather we had in summer, which means there will be fewer in

  4. Article · Sep 6, 2026 · Katherine McPhillips

    Anyone with a garden urged to fix leaky taps before autumn arrives (opens the original)

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    September is when the days become much cooler and rainier, which will greatly help plants struggling in the summer heat, but it can, unfortunately, bring more pests to a garden. Damp weather is known to attract slugs and snails, but gardeners should be aware that they can also encourage animals that love eating these insects to come into a garden, such as frogs. Most people assume you need a pond to see frogs hopping about, but they can thrive in any wet area, such as long grass, compost heaps o

  5. Article · Sep 5, 2026 · Katherine McPhillips

    Kitchen cabinets will stay grease-free if cleaned with a common item (opens the original)

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    Nothing is more frustrating than reaching for a kitchen cabinet only to discover it is sticky and stained, as not many people realise they can become one of the dirtiest areas of a home. It is quite common to wipe down your kitchen worktops every day, but cooking can create tiny oil droplets that can actually become airborne as steam will carry it to higher surfaces. This means that kitchen cabinets can quickly become a magnet for grease, food residue, and the bacteria that grow on these stains.

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