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January 26, 2025 |
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| The Best Toothbrushes to Keep Your Teeth Squeaky Clean | |
| You might not put a lot of thought into choosing your toothbrush — most tend to do a pretty good job. But if you've ever ended up with a pack of cheap, too-soft brushes, the important (but not particularly enjoyable) task of brushing your teeth for two minutes twice a day just got more annoying. We've tested a handful of both manual and electric toothbrushes, as well as some alternative, u-shaped brushes. These are our current favorites to make your daily routine and smile a little brighter, leaving your teeth (gums, and tongue) fresh-from-the-dentist clean. | |
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| Bedsure Electric Heated Throw Blanket | |
| Price: $38 $34 | |
| Stay cozy this winter with an electric heated blanket designed for ultimate comfort and peace of mind. With customizable heat settings, ultra-soft sherpa and flannel, and built-in safety features, it's your perfect companion for chilly nights. | |
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| Our Favorite Fall Ballet Flats, Loafers, and Mary Janes | |
| Fashion is shifting away from chunky, oversized shoes, and we're seeing a resurgence of timeless silhouettes like ballet flats, loafers, and Mary Janes. These classic shoes have evolved over the past century, proving their enduring appeal. Beyond aesthetics, their lack of heels makes them especially appealing for comfort seekers — there's nothing better than stylish shoes that won't hurt your feet! With so many flats to choose from, narrowing down the best options can be overwhelming, so I've done the work for you and compiled a list of the top picks to add to your wardrobe. Your ankles will thank you later. | |
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| 8 Tips for Preventing Dust Before It Even Forms | |
| No matter how much you clean your home, tiny balls of fluff still accumulate on top of fans, under couches, and everywhere in between. Where does all that dust come from? Turns out, it's coming from inside your house (at least partially). While that may mean dust is inevitable, you can do a few things to keep it at bay. | |
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