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Should you decant pantry staples? Professional organisers’ tips for setting up a kitchen cupboard that works for you Original

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A well-organised pantry is a beautiful thing, but if you’ve been looking for inspiration on social media you’d be forgiven for thinking every item needs to be decanted into a container. Decanting doesn’t work for everyone and every ingredient, which is why experts recommend thinking about how you use the food you’re storing and what works for your lifestyle before pouring out every packet. Decanting ingredients doesn’t always work for your lifestyle, so consider that first.
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Hot versus cold water for laundry: Experts agree one of them is wasting money and damaging your clothes

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By Rachael Gavin Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Rachael Gavin Experts have settled the debate over whether hot or cold water should be used for washing clothes bedding and towels . A common misconception about water temperature and hygiene leads people to assume hot water is needed to kill germs.
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Hot versus cold water for laundry: Experts agree one of them is wasting money and damaging your clothes

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By Rachael Gavin Verified
| Nine Network Verified
Experts have settled the debate over whether hot or cold water should be used for washing clothes, bedding and towels. A common misconception about water temperature and hygiene leads people to assume hot water is needed to kill germs. However, Susan Toft, CEO and founder of The Laundry Lady, and Martin Zaki, Associate Research Fellow from the Deakin Institute of Frontier Materials told nine.com.au cold water can remove stains, odours and bacteria just as well as hot because of laundry detergent.
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