The RAC has given drivers a number of ways to deal with misted up car windows, with one method preventing condensation from forming. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed
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£1.30 household staple prevents winter hair loss and reduces ‘frizz and breakage’
Dry winter air can dehydrate the scalp and damage the hair follicles which could result in hair loss. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed
Read More »Natural yet ‘acidic’ 35p staple ‘kills bacteria’ and prevents grime in washing machines
Fabric softener residue, mould and limescale can all contribute to how dirty your washing machine is. Washing machines should be cleaned once a month to keep them working efficiently. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed
Read More »‘Simple step’ prevents algae, weeds and mould growing on patios without a pressure washer
Moss, algae, mould and weeds grow on patios and paving during the winter due to excess moisture. Algae and moss will return if the area never fully dries out. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed
Read More »65p kitchen staple expels condensation and prevents mould growing in your home
Bicarbonate of soda can be used to tackle unwanted condensation when used correctly, a cleaning enthusiast has claimed. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed
Read More »99p solution prevents ice forming on windshields at temperatures as low as ‘-10C’
Motoring experts claim the simple solution is as effective as salt water, but safer for windshields. Daily Express :: Cars Feed
Read More »‘I’m a car expert – an easy two-step hack prevents frozen car door lockouts during winter’
A car expert has claimed you’re less than £10 away from making frozen vehicle doors a thing of the past during the upcoming winter season. Daily Express :: Cars Feed
Read More »‘Natural’ solution ‘prevents hair loss’ by ‘strengthening’ locks and ‘promoting thickness’
The natural oil solution can be used to moisturise hair and can help protect hair strands against breakage and split ends. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed
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