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I swapped hydrangeas for an easy low-maintenance plant that blooms well into autumn - AOL (opens the original)
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As summer fades and most garden flowers begin to die back, French marigolds come into their own. While other plants give up at the first sign of cooler weather, marigolds keep producing vibrant orange, red and yellow blooms well into autumn - brightening borders and gardens when colour is hard to come by. I know this from experience. After years of trial and error on my south-facing coastal balcony, marigolds are the one plant I can rely on to stay colourful long after everything else has faded.
I worked at Tesco for four years - the best time to hunt for yellow-sticker bargains - AOL (opens the original)
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Having spent four years working at Tesco, I was often responsible for marking down fresh produce to just a few pence at the end of the day. But Tesco isn't the only supermarket cutting prices throughout the day. Rivals such as Asda, Sainsbury's, Aldi and Morrisons also discount their products, usually because items are close to their best-before date or are being phased out. Most supermarkets have a clearance section in one of their fresh aisles, clearly signposted and stocked with yellow-sticke
I compared hot chocolates from Aldi, Sainsbury's and more to Knoops - the winner was clear - AOL (opens the original)
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Every time I'm in the supermarket, I'm stumped by all the hot chocolate choices. I usually reach for the cheapest own-brand instant hot chocolate, but it always leaves me disappointed. Inevitably, I end up back at Costa, paying nearly £5 for an overly sweet, whipped cream-topped drink. It's a cycle that repeats every year, which explains the neglected, half-full jars of instant hot chocolate languishing at the back of my cupboard. This year, I decided to compare all the hot chocolates from my lo
Remove yellow toilet seat stains in 30 minutes with 2-ingredient solution - no scrubbing - AOL (opens the original)
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Toilet seat stains are a common problem, usually caused by urine, limescale, body oils, sweat, harsh chemicals, or plastic yellowing with age. Even minor-looking marks can be surprisingly hard to shift. Harsh chemicals such as bleach can worsen staining, and buying a replacement toilet seat is not always cheap. But cleaning experts have shared a simple method to tackle stubborn stains. Commercial cleaners at The Clean Group posted a video on Instagram showing how to remove yellow toilet seat sta
Ditch boiling broccoli and cauliflower for ‘quick’ method Mary Berry loves for better flavour - AOL (opens the original)
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Broccoli and cauliflower often get a bad rap for being bland, but this is typically the result of poor cooking methods. Many people choose to boil these vegetables, which leaves them with a mushy texture and washes away their natural sugars, making them rather dull to eat. However, cooking icon Mary Berry has shared a much better method for preparing broccoli and cauliflower, suggesting that stir-frying them in olive oil significantly enhances their flavour. In her 'Mary Berry Everyday' cookbook
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