How Often Do You Really Need to Vacuum?

Today's Tip: Whether you're gardening or doing work around the house, putting weight on your knees for long periods of time can be painful. While knee pads are a good solution ...

April 03, 2024

Whether you're gardening or doing work around the house, putting weight on your knees for long periods of time can be painful. While knee pads are a good solution, bubble wrap is a worthy alternative — and a lot cheaper. Take a sheet of heavy-duty bubble wrap and place it underneath each knee. The layer of cushioning will take the pressure off your joints, allowing you to work pain-free. Keep Reading

Is There Such a Thing as "Good" Debt?

Few words strike as much fear as the word "debt." To most people, debt means a burden with nothing but net negatives: difficulty making ends meet, constant stress about paying it back, and feeling like you're trapped in an endless cycle of borrowing money. However, not all debt is considered "bad" — owing money can actually help you build wealth. As counterintuitive as it may sound, certain types of "good" debt can be part of creating a healthy financial lifestyle.

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How Often Do You Really Need to Vacuum?

There's a reason why vacuuming is one of the most hated chores in America: It sucks (literally and figuratively). It's time-consuming, you have to lug a heavy vacuum up and down the stairs, and emptying the canister is gross and creates its own mess that needs to be vacuumed. There has to be a way to simplify the task, right? We got your back.

What You Can — and Can't — Put Down the Garbage Disposal

More than 50% of households in the U.S. own a garbage disposal. These under-the-counter appliances that help rid food residue and scraps gained popularity after WWII and an uptick in kitchen modernization and have since become an indispensable part of kitchen cleanup. However, the term "garbage disposal" is misleading. While it's implied that anything can go down a garbage disposal, not all food is created equal, and some waste can actually break the disposal.

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