#hygiene

#hygiene

The New York City subway is an experience unlike any other transit system in the world. It's an artery that keeps the city alive-moving millions of people daily through tunnels, platforms, and trains that carry as much culture as they do commuters. But seasoned New Yorkers know that with the subway comes a unique set of rules. Chief among them: never trust an empty car and always watch where you place your hands.

At some point, everyone has done a common activity incorrectly. Whether it's chores or hygiene habits, many of us simply accept what we do as the "norm." However, once some people realize they're wrong, they make it their mission to help others avoid the same mistakes... If you've recently discovered that you've been doing a common activity incorrectly, feel free to tell us about it using this anonymous form!

Business Insider asked salon owners about the red flags to watch out for when getting a manicure. Unidentifiable products and overly aggressive techniques can make for a poor experience. Look for dirty or loose tools, poor ventilation, and unidentifiable products when entering a salon.

Certified Sleep Science Coach McKenzie Hyde revealed that higher temperatures as well as higher humidity during the summer can exacerbate issues that turn your freshly laundered sheets into less-than-sweet-smelling linens in a recent study.

"The security bins are disgusting. I've seen people place containers of food in them, dirty shoes with rainwater on them, spilled soda, baby food - you name it, I've seen it."

I even spritz it on top of my clothes in the armpit area when I haven't had a chance to shower in a while.

To keep your cup smooth, just clean your Vertuo machine twice through. This process is also known as purging, where cleansing and descaling the gadget regularly will get rid of gross unwanted debris.

"Since you don't have an unlimited supply and you're hitting the pool, lake, ocean, or sprinkler practically every day at this point, it's tempting just to give those suckers a light rinse and hang them somewhere to dry."

The best shower shoes should be made of waterproof, lightweight materials that dry quickly and resist grime accumulation. Comfort for wear outside the locker room is a plus.

Neil Ditta, a jewellery expert from Angelic Diamonds, said gyms are already notorious hotspots for bacteria and fungi, with sweaty surfaces and close contact making infection easy.

A bit of reading informed me that shoes carry in germs, bacteria, pesticides and a variety of other nasties such as carcinogenic asphalt sealants that are invisible but can linger in domestic dust.

Kitchens can become a breeding ground for bacteria if not maintained properly, with smelly trash cans often contributing to foul odors and potential health hazards.

They're actually spotless!

"Can you tell her to wear deodorant?" Dart asked the umpire after rising from a chair during the changeover in a hot-mic moment that has since gone viral.