7 Cleaning Products You Should Never Use on Stainless Steel Harsh abrasives. Scouring powders. Steel wool. Bleach and other chlorine products. Glass cleaners that contain ammonia, such as Windex. Tap water, especially if yours tends to be hard water (use … Continue reading →

Will boiling water kill all the harmful pathogens? Well, boiling the water in a pot for 20 minutes or so will kill most infection causing bacteria and may be perfectly useful for drinking purposes; it would however not be classified … Continue reading →

Harsh acids, such as hydrochloric acid and sulphamic acid, are commonly used as chemical descalers in the workplace.These acids are corrosive and dangerous, with the potential to cause devastating injuries to people. What happens if you drink lime scale? Is … Continue reading →

Both vinegar and lemon juice will do a great job of removing any limescale deposits and freshening up your machines’ innards at the same time. In a washing machine, use a large cup of either liquid in place of your … Continue reading →

When the blinds are turned up, that is, the rounded side faces out, there’s better light control as there are minimal gaps between the slats.Turn your blinds up. This direction is better for improved privacy too, as minimized gaps between … Continue reading →

Light filtering fabrics are perfect for rooms where you want to trim the heat and prevent UV damage, but allow some light in.Blackout shades block 99% of the light and incoming heat to the room. Do light filtering shades reduce … Continue reading →

Arthur Leslie Large. Although he may not have been first, Arthur Leslie Large is credited with inventing the electric kettle. His adaptation of the plug-in model effectively rendered the whistling kettle obsolete as the growing electrification of the world made … Continue reading →

Early Forms of Kettles Between 3500 to 2000BC, people who lived in Mesopotamia used kettles made from bronze and, which had decorated sprouts. Before the 19th century, earth kettles were made from iron. These kettles could be placed directly on … Continue reading →

To check if your Android phone supports the 5g network, you need to open the ‘Settings’ app on your phone and further tap the option ‘Wi-Fi & Network’. Now, tap on the option ‘SIM & Network’ and there you will … Continue reading →

Here are the highlights: 802.11n, also known as WiFi 4, was the first one that was “dual-band” enabled (both 2.4 and 5 GHz frequencies). 802.11ac, also known as WiFi 5, is the current standard. Is WiFi 5 the same as … Continue reading →

If you only have two satellites, or the multiple satellites positions are in a “hub & spoke” S-R-S layout (Satellite>Router<Satellite), then leave Daisy Chain Topology disabled. Enabling or disabling this feature causes all Orbi routers & satellites to reboot. Should … Continue reading →

Unroll the blind until you can see the fabric attached to the barrel and then begin to turn the barrel in the opposite direction. This will roll the fabric so that it hangs over the barrel on the opposite side. … Continue reading →

Mix in a 1:1 ratio with Shades EQ Processing Solution or Gloss to Gel Developer. Shades EQ Gloss may be applied with a bowl and brush or bottle and may be diluted with Crystal Clear to lessen intensity or customise … Continue reading →

Changing the Opening Direction To change the blinds: Open the vertical blinds completely so they’re stacked to one side.Rotate the blinds 180 degrees, so you switch the side that was facing the front to face the back. Slide the top … Continue reading →

While it may not look like much, a windshield sunshade can actually reduce your car’s interior temperature by up to 15° F; your car won’t feel like a refrigerator when you climb in, but at least it won’t melt you … Continue reading →