Ground coffee – fertiliser
Did you know used coffee grounds when added to compost, decomposes and mixes with organic matter to form a more nourishing soil? Coffee grounds can […]
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Microwave filth
Is your microwave greasy or splattered with food? Here’s a solution. Place a kitchen sponge soaked well with water in the microwave. Cook on high
Sunflower
Sunflower is actually thousands of tiny flowers in itself. If you were ever to look closely at the centre of a sunflower head, you would
Kala Namak or Himalayan Black Salt
Kala Namak or the Himalayan black salt is an unrefined volcanic rock salt. Despite its name, it appears brownish purple in rock form due to
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South Korea tackles suicides
South Korea has the second highest suicide rate in the world with 29.1 Koreans committing suicide out of every 100,000. The Korean Neuropsychiatric Association found
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Maori language a part of daily life
Auckland City in New Zealand’s North Island is attempting to revive its second national language: Te Reo Maori. Before colonisation, Maori was the language spoken
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Tiniest Super food – Chia
For the last two years I have heard of the tiniest super food, a nutritional powerhouse called Chia seeds. On doing a bit of research,
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Letter to Santa in 70 years
Builders in Berkshire, England have found a letter written to Santa over 70 years ago stuck in a chimney. The owner David Haylock, 78, was
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The universe & facts
Science is constantly making great leaps forward in the quest to find the meaning of the universe. Its incredible nature is virtually and literally beyond
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Soup Can Pavilion
In 2008 Israel’s Bat Yam, a shelter was made out of reused soup cans to create a honeycomb like structure. The artists Lihi, Roee and