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Jennifer Farrington

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The Brilliant Closet Storage Hack That Comes From A Few Dollar Tree Must-Haves

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By Jennifer Farrington
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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Most closets are built to hold the basics, like T-shirts, jackets, jeans, dress pants, and dresses. But when it comes to keeping folded items and smaller stuff organized, like undergarments, bras, ties, hats, and accessories, there's rarely a dedicated space in a standard closet setup. Sure, you can stack them on a shelf or tuck them into a dresser drawer, but that usually leads to clutter.
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Can Coffee Grounds Deter Mosquitoes? The Truth Behind The Trend

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By Jennifer Farrington
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Mosquitoes are easily among the most annoying insects, not just because they bite multiple times and leave behind itchy red welts, but because those bites can transmit serious diseases like West Nile, dengue, and Zika virus. So when hacks surface suggesting they can be used to repel mosquitoes using natural methods, it's tempting to give them a try. One such trend claims that used coffee grounds can act as a mosquito deterrent, and many are eager to see if it actually works.
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The Dollar Tree Cleaning Hack To Make Your Dishwasher Run Like New

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Hand grabbing clean wine glass out of dishwasher. - Aire Images/Getty Images Dishwashers are meant to make life easier, taking the hassle out of scrubbing, rinsing, and drying every fork and glass by hand. But if you run a full load — using electricity and about six gallons of water per cycle — only to realize your dishwasher isn't cleaning very well, it's incredibly frustrating. You end up running it again, wasting time and resources, and might still be stuck with dirty dishes.
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