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Hello Everyone,
In summer, a ceiling fan adds a welcome, cooling breeze--but did you know your fan can help you stay warm in winter, too? Most modern fans include a reverse setting to draw cold air upward and redistribute warmer air downward around the edges of the room in cold weather. How to tell the difference? Look up! In summer, you'll want the fan's blades to run counter-clockwise for cooling; in winter, blades move clockwise to draw cold air upward.
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Hint 1:
Chewed gum any place besides inside a mouth is generally a good cause for despair-until now. Use coconut oil to remove any tacky gum residue from the surface in question. It even works on hair and carpet!
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Hint 2:
Between working out and running around, our feet get a
beating on a day-to-day basis. Before bed, soften cracked,
rough skin and calluses by exfoliating your feet and then
applying a generous layer of coconut oil. Since it has natural antibacterial properties, it'll deodorize as it softens. Then slip on some socks to wake up with much smoother, better smelling soles.
Bonus: To enhance its benefits, add a drop or two of tea tree oil to the mix and apply both before bed and throughout the day. Treating your feet to this combo not only keeps stinky smells at bay, but may also help treat athlete's foot.