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When it comes to cleaning, our home usually takes priority. After all, it’s an endless circuit of bathroom, kitchen, vacuuming, dusting… But what about those of us who go out to work? You might spend 7 or 8 hours a day there, sharing facilities with co-workers. If you work in an office, it’s usually a…
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The Adventures of Growing My Own…
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I’m not entirely sure why, but when the days start getting a little sunnier and the new growth pokes through the earth, I start thinking about descaling. Yes, descaling. As in removing limescale from household objects. I am literally that exciting. Psychologically, I have decided that the onset of Spring triggers my ‘cleaning the nest’…