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The truth about whether itâs better to shower in the morning or at night (opens the original)
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Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Membership today. Itâs a question thatâs long been the cause of debate: is it better to shower in the morning or at night? Morning shower enthusiasts will say this is the obvious winner, as it helps you wake up and start the day fresh. Night shower loyalists, on the other hand, will argue itâs better to âwash the day awayâ and relax before bed. But what does the research actually say
The truth about whether itâs better to shower in the morning or at night (opens the original)
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Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Membership today. Itâs a question thatâs long been the cause of debate: is it better to shower in the morning or at night? Morning shower enthusiasts will say this is the obvious winner, as it helps you wake up and start the day fresh. Night shower loyalists, on the other hand, will argue itâs better to âwash the day awayâ and relax before bed. But what does the research actually say
The truth about whether itâs better to shower in the morning or at night (opens the original)
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Itâs a question thatâs long been the cause of debate: is it better to shower in the morning or at night? Morning shower enthusiasts will say this is the obvious winner, as it helps you wake up and start the day fresh. Night shower loyalists, on the other hand, will argue itâs better to âwash the day awayâ and relax before bed. But what does the research actually say? As a microbiologist, I can tell you there actually is a clear answer to this question. First off, itâs important to st
The harmful bugs thriving in your kitchen sponge â and how often to replace it (opens the original)
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That kitchen sponge sitting by your sink is not as innocent as it looks. It could be harbouring Salmonella enteritidis, E coli or Staphylococcus aureus â and thereâs no way to tell just by looking at it or smelling it. New research from Germany grew bacteria from sponges in the lab, analysed their DNA and examined them under powerful microscopes. It revealed that food-poisoning bacteria can grow inside everyday kitchen sponges and form sticky, protective layers that are hard to remove. The b
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