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Boxgrove Elephant Bone Tool Reveals Early Human Ingenuity
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Nearly 500,000 years ago, early humans in what is now southern England were already able to plan several moves in...
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Why Window Glass Is Wet on the Inside in the Morning
Gareth Whitcombe
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In many homes, particularly on colder mornings, it is common to find the window glass wet on the inside. Although...
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How to Tell Whether Your Lawn Is Dormant or Dead
Gareth Whitcombe
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When intense heat batters the garden, watching the vegetation lose its lustre can cause homeowners constant concern. A dry appearance...
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Glass Door: Expand Rooms and Improve Circulation at Home
Gareth Whitcombe
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In contemporary residential schemes, the glass door is increasingly taking the place of traditional solid wood. Available in sliding and...
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University of East London Review Finds Little Evidence That Domestic Gardens Reduce Air Pollution
Gareth Whitcombe
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Air pollution is one of the world’s most lethal environmental hazards. Approximately 99% of people globally live with air that...
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Why You Should Dry the Sink Basin Every Day
Gareth Whitcombe
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At the end of the day, many people make a habit of tidying the kitchen, putting the dishes away and...
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How to Create a Mini Window Hydroponic Garden at Home
Gareth Whitcombe
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Having a mini window hydroponic garden at home is rather like keeping a small chef’s vegetable patch in your flat:...
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How Snow Particle Size Changes Roof Snow Loads
Gareth Whitcombe
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When snow falls in a winter storm, people often judge the threat to buildings by the depth that accumulates. Engineers...
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The finish replacing the chrome tap in modern bathrooms
Gareth Whitcombe
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A magazine-worthy bathroom without the excessive shine that reveals every fingerprint and water splash is what many people now want....
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How to Use Coffee Grounds in Balcony Plant Pots
Gareth Whitcombe
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Sprinkling coffee grounds into balcony plant pots has become one of those household tricks that many people swear works wonders...
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Where to place rosemary indoors: light, ventilation and watering
Gareth Whitcombe
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Rosemary indoors should be placed in the brightest, best-ventilated spot available, ideally beside a window that receives direct sunshine for...
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How the Saint George’s sword flowers and what encourages it
Gareth Whitcombe
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The Saint George’s sword is found in a great many Brazilian homes, usually sitting in an unobtrusive corner of the...
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Natural Rooting Agent for Cuttings with Simple Ingredients
Gareth Whitcombe
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Making a natural rooting agent for cuttings from simple ingredients has become common practice among people who want to propagate...
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3 balcony plants that withstand winter cold in Brazil
Gareth Whitcombe
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With winter arriving in the South and South-East of Brazil, flat owners face a familiar dilemma: which plants can withstand...
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Rice Water for a Flowerless Orchid: The Right Weekly Watering Routine
Gareth Whitcombe
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Rice water can support a flowerless orchid as part of its care routine, but it is not a miracle cure....
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Sansevieria trifasciata: a practical guide to mother-in-law's tongue
Gareth Whitcombe
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Sansevieria trifasciata, widely known in Brazil as the Saint George's sword or mother-in-law's tongue, has become the versatile houseplant found...
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Plants That Multiply by Themselves for an Easy Garden
Gareth Whitcombe
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In many gardens and balconies, there are plenty of beautiful flowers that seem as though they demand a great deal...
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Natural Liquid Fertiliser from Banana Peels: How to Make and Use It
Gareth Whitcombe
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Using natural liquid fertiliser made from banana peels is becoming increasingly popular among people who grow vegetable patches, gardens and...
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Dry Leaf Tips: Causes and How to Fix Them
Gareth Whitcombe
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Dry leaf tips are among the most frequent signs that something is out of balance in houseplants and garden plants....
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Hydrangeas: Ornamental Flowers That Change Colour in the Garden
Gareth Whitcombe
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Hydrangeas are ornamental flowers renowned for changing shade according to the soil, variety and flowering stage. In a garden, they...
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Homemade Garlic and Water Repellent for Plants: How to Make and Use It
Gareth Whitcombe
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Using a homemade garlic and water repellent for plants has become increasingly popular in home vegetable plots and urban gardens....
