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Placing a piece of aluminium foil above refigerator shelf: Why more people are doing it and its benefitsLining fridge shelves with aluminium foil is a simple, low cost habit that catches spills, reduces bacterial buildup, and keeps food freshe...- Keeping paper towels in fridge: Why this kitchen hack is gaining attention and what it actually doesPaper Towel Roll in Fridge: A paper towel roll can be placed inside the refrigerator door for convenience, allowing you to quickly wipe up ...
- Why are people putting aluminium foil in the freezer? 5 surprising cleaning and storage-related uses you should know aboutAluminium foil can have several practical uses in the freezer beyond wrapping leftovers. It can separate individual portions, provide an ex...
- Activated charcoal in fridge: How to remove bad smell from refrigerator with this simple hackActivated charcoal in fridge: A strange smell coming from the refrigerator can be surprisingly stubborn and difficult to remove. Activated ...
- Don’t throw away plastic bottles: How to make DIY planters and 7 other clever hacks to reuse themPlastic bottles can be reused creatively instead of being thrown away. From DIY planters and watering cans to cable organisers, funnels, bi...
- Many people put aluminium foil balls in wardrobes. It solves a common clothing problemAluminium foil balls are gaining attention as a simple household hack for wardrobes and laundry. Their main benefit comes from aluminium’s ...
- The surprising reason people put a paper towel in greasy plastic containersPlastic containers often develop stubborn grease stains from meals like marinara and curries. A simple paper towel and dish soap hack can e...
- 6 best ways to reuse plastic containersPlastic containers often pile up in Indian homes after groceries, sweets, takeaways, or food deliveries. Instead of throwing them away, you...
- Why do some people keep sponge in fridge? This simple trick has 5 benefitsA simple kitchen hack is gaining traction: placing a dry sponge in your fridge's vegetable drawer. This seemingly odd practice effectively ...
- From shoelaces to schedules: How ‘microefficiencies’ are helping urban professionals stay sane and redefine productivityForsaking laces on shoes, eating the same breakfast every day, giving up on cooking altogether—busy professionals are making small improvem...
- Eternal delivers mixed Q1; Reliance's qcomm gameplanBlinkit's boost in June quarter revenue could not prevent the profit nosedive of Zomato's parent company. This and more in today's ETtech T...
- Data wiper hits Ukraine computers; edtech firms guarantee jobsHours before Russian President Vladimir Putin launched an invasion of Ukraine on Thursday morning, a destructive piece of software had alre...
- TCS, Infosys, Wipro Q3 results; delivery isn't enough for Delhi eateriesIn an industry first, India's three largest IT services firms announced their December quarter results on the same day. A look at the key t...
- Covid-19: Anxieties, life hacks and takeaways from India’s CEOs who are navigating uncharted territoryAn unprecedented business crisis looms. And no one can see light at the end of the tunnel. “The world is staring down the barrel of a reces...
- This is what kept our celebrities awake in 2016From the suicide of Rohith Vemula in Hyderabad to the disappearance of Najeeb Ahmed at JNU, the young are a worried lot.
- Bangladesh police say to launch operation at Dhaka restaurant soonA Rapid Action Battalion official told PTI that they were "awaiting final directives" from higher authorities to launch the operation.
- Red alert! Why India Inc needs to wake up to cyber crimeBe it sophisticated new devices that can spy with ease and precision or moles in the IT department, cos are vulnerable to lose money to cyb...
- Day 8: Lewis Pugh from the ArcticWe had another fabulous dinner courtesy of Jostein and many of the team stayed up late, celebrating the many achievements of the trip.
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