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What your walking speed might signal about overall health, based on long-term studies

Health & Sleep

February 16, 2026

What your walking speed might signal about overall health, based on long-term studies

Learn what your walking speed signals about heart, brain, and biological ageing from long-term studies, plus measurement tips and training ideas.

This overlooked gardening mistake could be stopping plants from growing, even with perfect sunlight

Gardening

February 16, 2026

This overlooked gardening mistake could be stopping plants from growing, even with perfect sunlight

Perfect sunlight but poor growth? Discover how soil compaction, watering habits, and pH imbalances stunt UK gardens, and the simple fixes to revive roots.

Experts warn that one subtle phone habit may be reshaping attention spans more than social media

Psychology

February 16, 2026

Experts warn that one subtle phone habit may be reshaping attention spans more than social media

Experts warn micro-checking—quick lock-screen glances—may erode focus more than social media. See the evidence and one-week fixes to rebuild depth.

Few people realize this common kitchen habit could be quietly raising their energy bills every month

Money & Productivity

February 16, 2026

Few people realize this common kitchen habit could be quietly raising their energy bills every month

Discover how overfilling your kettle quietly inflates UK energy bills, and learn simple brewing and kitchen tweaks to save pounds without losing comfort.

A small bedtime ritual that studies link to deeper sleep and sharper focus the next day

Health & Sleep

February 16, 2026

A small bedtime ritual that studies link to deeper sleep and sharper focus the next day

Discover the five-minute Tomorrow List ritual backed by studies to ease rumination, deepen sleep, and boost next-day focus—with simple steps and pros/cons.

Opening windows after dusk: how cooler air reduces indoor moisture build-up

Home & Cleaning

February 13, 2026

Opening windows after dusk: how cooler air reduces indoor moisture build-up

Open windows after dusk to reduce condensation: the physics, smart night ventilation routines, pros and cons, UK data to keep homes drier and healthier.

Warming cloths on the radiator first: why gentle heat lifts greasy marks faster

Home & Cleaning

February 13, 2026

Warming cloths on the radiator first: why gentle heat lifts greasy marks faster

Learn how gently warming a damp cloth on a radiator helps lift greasy marks faster—plus the science, step‑by‑step method, fabric‑safe tips, and pros and cons.

Shaking rugs before sunrise: why low humidity helps dust lift more easily

Home & Cleaning

February 13, 2026

Shaking rugs before sunrise: why low humidity helps dust lift more easily

Discover why shaking rugs before sunrise works best: low humidity weakens dust’s grip, boosts lift-off, and reduces mess. Science-backed, UK-tested tips.

Drying shower screens with a tea towel: why removing moisture stops cloudy residue

Home & Cleaning

February 13, 2026

Drying shower screens with a tea towel: why removing moisture stops cloudy residue

Stop cloudy shower screens with a tea towel. Learn the science of limescale, quick drying steps, tool pros and cons, and results from a hard-water home trial.

Psychologists document why switching hairstyles after major birthdays now signals resilience rather than midlife anxiety.

Psychology

February 13, 2026

Psychologists document why switching hairstyles after major birthdays now signals resilience rather than midlife anxiety.

Psychologists reveal why post-birthday hairstyle changes signal resilience, not crisis—data, case studies, and tips on turning a cut into sustainable agency.

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