Emily Turner
Emily writes about lifestyle, wellness, and everyday habits. She practices yoga, enjoys nature walks, and keeps a personal journal. Her articles aim to be calm, useful, and relatable.
Energy bills soaring? The curtain‑rod adjustment that traps an extra layer of warmth without touching the thermostat
The quiet rule of three: decorators reveal the shelf styling trick that makes any room look “done” in minutes
Not peanuts, not almonds: the affordable nut that nutritionists call “joint armour” after 50
Not lemon, not vinegar: chefs swear by this fizzy drink for loosening burnt bits from pans
Not olive oil, not butter: the one spread cardiologists say over‑50s can enjoy daily without guilt
The colour of your front door quietly nudges buyers: estate agents reveal which shades sell fastest in the UK
Your tea towels are dirtier than the loo seat: microbiologists share the simple wash schedule that fixes it
You toss it over your shoulder, dry your hands on it, wipe a splash off the floor and polish the...
The radiator bleeding myth: heating engineers clarify how often UK homes really need it
A single bay leaf in the hoover bag: the cleaning hack that leaves the whole house smelling freshly done
Not bleach, not vinegar: the forgotten pharmacy staple that lifts mould from bathroom sealant in minutes
The cereal box date myth: food scientists explain what “best before” really means and how long you can safely keep it
This winter window‑vent setting most Britons ignore could prevent black mould, according to housing inspectors
What your preferred shower temperature says about how you handle conflict, according to behavioural researchers
After 60, it’s not longer runs or strict diets: geriatricians now favour this gentle “snack movement” routine for heart health
Your sofa cushions smell musty for a reason: the pillowcase trick hotel cleaners use to freshen them without spray
Why you should never slam fridge doors shut: technicians explain how this tiny habit quietly wrecks seals and wastes electricity
Forget expensive lip balms: dermatologists say this kitchen fat works better for cracked winter lips
