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You might be killing your beloved house plants without realising, according to experts, as one mistake many households are guilty of can 'stunt growth' and 'cause premature flower death'

A woman's admitted to being 'blindsided' when her female friend told her she was pregnant with her baby when they were at school, leaving the internet in hysterics

If boiled eggs are your go-to breakfast or protein-filled snack then you will be amazed by this hack that left people's jaws dropping after a chef shared it online

If you are looking for a way to keep your cheese fresh for longer, this expert-approved storage method claims to stop cheeses from going mouldy for weeks at a time

A woman who labelled her dad as 'useless' for ruining Christmas dinner has sparked debate, as most people think she's overreacting. But she's worried about making her relatives sick

A disgruntled hospital worker took to X, formerly Twitter, to share her story of the sad spud Christmas bonus which saw staff given a $15 baked potato that they would then be taxed on

We are familiar with those horrible orange stains left by food on our plastic containers - find out how you can prevent them, and get rid of them, with clever cleaning hacks

The British Royal Family may have money to burn but its members are surprisingly frugal in their everyday duties. Breakfasts in Tupperware containers and re-using old clothes are some of the hacks they regularly employ

The co-workers found themselves in an awkward situation after one member of the team asked her colleague to replace her smelly lunch recipe - but the worker refused

In a statement published this week, the iconic kitchenware company said there was "substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern" and said it needs fresh investment

Shares in the food storage giant tumbled almost 50% this week, threatening the firm that has kept us busy for almost 80 years trying to find the right lid for the right box

Archeologists have been scrubbing away centuries of muck with toothbrushes from the Newport Ship - which dates back to the Wars of the Roses and is the oldest-ever example of ship-building