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Add one spoonful of this simple ingredient to your cleaning water, and your windows could stay cleaner longer than usualWinter's persistent window fog and drips can lead to mold and structural damage. A simple, inexpensive solution gaining traction involves a...- In the 1950s, one stubborn chemical spill at a 3M lab sparked the idea behind ScotchgardAn accidental lab spill in the 1950s led to the creation of Scotchgard, a revolutionary stain-repellent fabric protector. Developed by 3M a...
- Why cold weather and low fuel levels can spell trouble for your carWinter driving in cold regions demands attention to your car's fuel system. Keeping your gas tank above half full is a crucial tip. This si...
- The ‘Glass of Water’ Test That Shows If Your Indoor Air Is Too Dry or Too DampA simple glass of water and ice can reveal your home's air quality. This easy test shows if your indoor air is too dry or too humid. Dry ai...
- The right way to clean TV screens without leaving streaks or damageModern TV screens require careful cleaning. Experts advise using soft microfiber cloths and avoiding harsh chemicals like alcohol or ammoni...
- The Common Mistake That Makes Your Mirrors Fog Up InstantlyFoggy bathroom mirrors are a common issue caused by condensation, where warm, humid air from a hot shower meets a cooler mirror surface. Th...
- Did you know? A cloud can weigh around a million tonnes — Fascinating science behind floating clouds explainedClouds may look light and fluffy, but they are far from weightless. Scientific studies show that a typical cloud can weigh around a million...
- The Hidden Reason Your Kitchen Gets Greasy So FastYour greasy kitchen is not just about dirty wipes. Tiny oil droplets released during cooking become invisible airborne particles. These par...
- Add 1 Spoonful of This Simple Ingredient to Your Cleaning Water: Your Windows Could Stay Cleaner Until SpringA simple addition of glycerin to your window cleaning routine can significantly improve streak-free shine and longevity. This hygroscopic i...
- How to Get Coffee Stains Out of EverythingCoffee stains can be a nuisance on clothes, carpets, and even teeth. However, science provides simple, effective methods to tackle these ma...
- One Spoonful In Your Cleaning Water: The Window Washing Tweak That Keeps Glass Clear Longer In WinterAdding a teaspoon of glycerin to window cleaning water significantly improves clarity over days by altering how water interacts with glass....
- What Keeps Condensation Hanging Around in BathroomsBathrooms transform into steamy rainforests due to condensation, a physics-driven process of warm, moist air meeting cool surfaces. Poor ve...
- That Fluffy Cloud Overhead Could Weigh More Than a Million TonsClouds, appearing light and fluffy, can actually weigh over a million tons due to billions of microscopic water droplets. Scientists use ai...
- IISc develops technique to encapsulate tiny droplets used for cell cultureAt the Indian Institute of Science, researchers devised a pioneering method using capillary forces to encapsulate liquid droplets for vario...
- Researchers at IIT Guwahati develop liquid marbles using nano clayConventionally for treating any disease we take medicines in the form of tablets, capsules, syrups, ointments, etc. A controlled drug deliv...
- What is widespread condensation hack on TikTok? Check hereTikTok hacks are rampant these days and primarily focus on making people's lives easier by sharing quick-fix solutions to common problems. ...
- Multilayer masks most effective at preventing aerosol generation: StudyAccording to IISc, when a person coughs, large droplets (>200 microns) hit the inner surface of a mask at a high speed, penetrate the mask ...
- Keep surfaces sanitised: Coronavirus survives longer on glass, plastic than on cloth & paperIIT Bombay study says the virus survives longer on hard surfaces than porous ones.
- Face masks alone may not stop coronavirus spread without physical distancing, study saysThe research, published in the journal Physics of Fluids, tested how five different types of mask materials affected the spread of droplets...
- New study shows that six-feet distancing may not be enough to stop coronavirus transmission during light windsThe study says a mild cough in low wind speeds can propel saliva droplets by as much as 18 feet.
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