Since silica packs easily absorb moisture, they're often used to prevent mold and spoilage in packaged food and stored goods. As Ky's hack shows, you can use them to protect books on an open shelf by ...

Silica gel packets are made of amorphous silicon dioxide, which is not biodegradable. The beads can persist for hundreds of ...

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If you drop your phone in water, experts and major manufacturers warn against using rice to dry it, instead recommending air ...

Quick thinking and simple household hacks can save a water-drenched smartphone from severe internal damage and restore its ...

Research shows that the solutions long used in a German castle are a cheap, effective conservation method with advantages ...

Of course, to the average person, they're one of the unnecessary "free" things people refuse to throw away that don't serve ...

Condensation on your windows is a common problem in the autumn and winter months, but there's a 50p trick that can help stop ...

If you want to stop this issue overnight, Allan Reid, a double-glazing expert from Art Windows and Doors, has revealed a 50p method that is "almost too simple to work". Allan recommends that ...

The 34-year-old tried nibbling on paper when she was pregnant with her first child in 2015 and now she eats 10 sheets of A4 ...