Some people place a bar of soap under their sheets to help ease night-time leg cramps or restless legs. While not scientifically proven, many believe the soap’s scent or ingredients provide a soothing effect.

Wash them with hot water and add one cup of white vinegar (no detergent). Run a second wash cycle with hot water and half a cup of baking soda. Dry thoroughly to prevent lingering odors.

Twist the rod to ensure a tighter fit, making sure it’s slightly longer than the space it’s placed in. For extra grip, you can place rubber pads or adhesive hooks at each end where the rod meets the wall.

A standard roll of carpet is typically 12 feet wide and can range from 100 to 150 feet in length, covering about 1,200 to 1,800 square feet. However, some carpets come in 15-foot or 13.5-foot widths for larger areas.

Putting bleach on carpet can cause discoloration, leading to white or light spots where the bleach was applied. Bleach can also weaken carpet fibers, potentially causing damage or a rough texture. It’s best to use carpet-safe cleaners instead of bleach to avoid these effects.

Baking soda is placed in the fridge to absorb and neutralize odors, keeping it smelling fresh. Its natural properties trap unwanted scents, preventing them from affecting the taste of stored food.

Decluttering is important for mental health because it reduces stress and creates a calm environment. A tidy space helps improve focus and boosts mood, making it easier to relax and feel motivated.

Hang wet towels after a shower in a well-ventilated area, like a towel rack or hook, to allow air circulation. Ensure they are spread out to dry quickly and prevent mildew. Avoid hanging them in closed spaces like a cabinet.