Tag Archives: Kitchen

Bananas will go brown quickly if kept in a fruit bowl, but there are three other simple storage methods to help keep them fresh for 15 days longer. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Hydrangeas and roses outshine the majority of plants in gardens. However, to ensure they give the best displays this summer, gardeners may want to add a certain kitchen scrap to the soil of their plants, claim experts. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Mould is something of a common occurrence in most homes, but it can be a pain to tackle on painted walls without leaving any damage. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Lavender is a perennial herb that captures our eyes and nose because of its striking appearance and sweet smell. However, there are a few throwaway household items gardeners can give their lavender plant which are “essential” for their growth. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Matt Tebbutt usually hosts Saturday Kitchen but was missing during the latest instalment of the BBC programme. Daily Express :: TV and Radio Feed

Hydrangeas and roses give the most beautiful displays in gardens, however, they can be boosted when fertilised. Gardeners may be able to use something they would otherwise throw away. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Air fryers have easily won the title as must-have kitchen appliances you can more or less find everywhere. However, not even the best kinds are exempt from regular cleaning and maintenance. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Cats enter gardens as and when they please and can cause some damage to flowerbeds along the way. Experts have shared a natural way to keep felines away from precious plants. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Orchids are one of the most popular household plants to keep – but it can be quite tricky to ensure they bloom. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Weeds can be a real pain to get rid of, but thankfully, gardening fans have shared a simple hack that will kill them “almost instantly”. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed