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14 Genius Tips For Using Toothpaste At Home

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By Gina Carey
| Yahoo Life Verified
Toothpaste is one of the most common items you'll find in the medicine cabinet, but its uses go far beyond cleaning teeth. And given the fact that it's used inside human mouths, the ingredients are all non-toxic — an added bonus if you're looking to replace harsh chemicals commonly found in store-bought cleaners. So what can you accomplish with a dab of toothpaste? Everything from removing stains, polishing materials, and getting a clean sparkle.
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5 Mood-Boosting Houseplants That'll Perk Up Any Room

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By Gina Carey
| Yahoo Life Verified
Houseplants make a space look welcoming and lively, but perhaps we display them for more than just their aesthetic. Along with improving air quality, studies continually show that plants can positively affect your mind. In fact, significant data suggests that houseplants enhance concentration and productivity, reduce stress levels, and pick up your mood, NBC News writes. The simple act of repotting plants helps reduce blood pressure (via The Journal of Psychological Anthropology).
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What Is Neem Oil And How Can You Use It In Your Garden?

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By Gina Carey
| Yahoo Life Verified
Many gardeners who've dealt with bug infestations have turned to neem oil as a natural way to rid their yard of pests. A natural insecticide that's been used for thousands of years, neem oil is effective against some of plants' worst enemies, including aphids, scales, and spider mites. It can help keep these destructive pests at bay or help remedy a difficult infestation the same way a chemical pesticide would.
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