I Did Nails For Twelve Years. Your Feet Do Not Smell. Your Shoes Do.

sweat has no smell. the smell is bacteria eating sweat and the dead skin in it, and the reason it never improves is that the shoe never dries. the twenty-four hour rule, why the callus is part of the odor, the laundry half nobody checks, and the five signs it belongs to a clinician.

I Clean Houses For A Living And I Have A Newborn. Fabric Softener Does Not Belong On Baby Pajamas.

children’s sleepwear is either flame resistant or snug-fitting — that is a federal rule, and the label tells you which one you bought. what fabric softener does to each, how strong the evidence actually is, and what to do about winter static instead.

I Clean Houses For A Living And I Have A Newborn. Baby Detergent Is Not What Gets The Stain Out.

“gentle” and “gets the stain out” are opposites, and the expensive bottle never claimed to be the second one. what is actually on the shirt, the one temperature rule that costs people the stain, and why your washer is probably part of this.