Thin skin is caused by the thinning of the epidermis, the outermost skin layer. This condition becomes common as people age and is more visible on the arms, hands, and face. Sunlight, steroid creams, smoking, and alcohol intake can also cause skin thinning. 

As your skin thins, the dermis blood vessels become extra fragile, leading to bruising and even bleeding under the skin. Thin skin loses some padding and insulation, making it tear and bruise easily. Outlined below are five ways to protect your skin from tears and bruising. 1. Wear thin skin arm protection sleeves Arm protection sleeves ..read more


Eye bags, a common aesthetic concern, can affect people of all ages and backgrounds. These under-eye puffiness or swelling occur due to various factors, such as genetics, lifestyle choices, and the natural aging process. Understanding the underlying causes of eye bags is crucial to effectively address and manage them. In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into the world of eye bags, exploring their origins, treatment options, recovery processes, and prevention strategies. By gaining a deeper understanding of this common issue, you can make informed decisions about how to tackle it and m ..read more

Gutters are among your home’s essential components. They help re-direct rainwater away from your house, preventing structural damage, erosion, and house shifting. Despite that, their maintenance is often overlooked. Gutters collect more than just rainwater. Dust, dirt, leaves, branches, and other debris can accumulate and block their piping. A clogged gutter causes water to overflow, causing flooding and foundation damage. Moreover, blocked gutters attract pests, increasing the risk of infestations and disease. Fortunately, regular cleaning and maintenance can help keep your gutters in good sh ..read more

Are you cleaning your windows for the first time?  It’s not exactly rocket science, but it does take a lot of time and effort. To save you a lot of trouble, you should know some of the basics of doing it properly. Much like any chore, cleaning windows is a huge investment in time and resources. And yet, keeping your living or working environment clean and sanitary is important. In addition to improving the aesthetics of your home, clean windows let more natural light into rooms, providing optimal visibility and warmth. To get sparkling clean windows, you must use the right cleaning chemic ..read more

How to Sell Out of Yaya Maria's in 3 Days Today we have an exciting case study to share with anyone wondering whether their customers would enjoy Yaya Maria's All-Natural Dish Soap. But first... What's so different about Yaya Maria's? Most dish soaps include toxic ingredients - even, unfortunately, many dish soaps that market themselves as "natural": There's a better way. Yaya Maria's All-Natural Dish Soap is made from just 6 all-natural ingredients that everyone can recognize: That's it!  And best of all, it really works. Customers around the US are discovering that our amazing all-na ..read more

4 Coronavirus Disinfectants That Really Work   If you’re worried about the best (scientifically-proven) ways to kill coronavirus, then here are 4 coronavirus disinfectants that really work. All the methods in this post are approved by the CDC and/or EPA. Let’s get started. 1. Soap First things first: before you start disinfecting, the CDC recommends cleaning a surface area with soap and water. Why? Because viruses are tiny. They can hide underneath dirt that’s on the surface, which can protect them from the disinfectant. That’s why soap comes first: to remove dirt. And also because soap i ..read more

What Does a Microwave-Safe Symbol Look Like?   If you’re wondering whether a container is safe to place inside the microwave, you have to look for a microwave safe symbol. Don’t know what that looks like? Read on. What is a microwave safe symbol? Here’s a list of the most common microwave-safe symbols. Different brands might have slight variations, but in general they look like this: Microwave safe symbol #1: Microwave safe symbol #2: Microwave safe symbol #3: Microwave safe symbol #4: Now you know what to look for at the bottom of a container before placing it inside the microwave (l ..read more

Dishwasher vs. Hand-Washing Dishes   Today we’re going to compare using a dishwasher vs hand washing your dishes. Along the way we’ll share some fascinating research we think you’ll love. Let’s jump right in. 1. Dishwasher vs hand-washing: efficiency You’ve probably seen it repeated time and time again. Everyone “knows” that dishwashers are more efficient that washing dishes by hand. Or are they? A recent study pointed out that this assumes that you are comparing the most efficient dishwasher there is with the least-efficient hand-washing method there is (namely: leaving the tap running t ..read more

How to load a dishwasher   Loading a dishwasher seems like a no-brainer. You just place the dirty dishes wherever there’s room, and close the door. Right? If that’s your approach, you might be working against yourself. Many of your dishes will come out dirty, which only creates extra work for you. Learning how to load a dishwasher properly will save you time when doing the dishes. Simply follow these steps. 1. Remove leftover food First thing’s first. Big pieces of food don’t belong inside your dishwasher. They’ll only get stuck in the dishwasher’s filter and start to rot while spreading ..read more

How to Wash Dishes During Coronavirus Wondering how to wash dishes when a member of your household has been infected with the coronavirus? This post is for you. Here’s what to do. 8 Steps for washing dishes during coronavirus 1. Put on rubber gloves before handling dishes that the infected person handled. 2. Use a separate dish sponge, too. 3. Remove leftover food. 4. Lather up dishes with dish soap. According to the Harvard Public School of Health, any dish soap works great for removing the virus (but we recommend this one because it’s our favorite). 5. Rinse the dishes with hot water. 6. If ..read more