All Strange Things About India and world
Condensation can form on windows when there’s a major difference in temperature indoors versus outdoors. When it’s on the outside, condensation is essentially dew, and disappears when the sun warms…
Photo: Alla Lla (Shutterstock) Everything is getting more expensive these days, and the fuel that heats your home is no exception. Whether you burn oil or gas or have electric…
Photo: dies-irae (Shutterstock) If your windshield is wet, you use the wipers. If it’s dirty, you hit the button that squirts it with that blue fluid. And if it’s icy,…
Photo: lomiso (Shutterstock) When it comes to the temperature inside your home, you probably have a decent idea of how warm or cool you need it to be in order…
Photo: aomas (Shutterstock) When it’s a bajillion degrees with high humidity, the heat can feel like a heavy blanket smothering you. As it turns out, the combination of heat and…
Photo: Pixel-Shot (Shutterstock) When it’s hot, you can often still exercise safely—check out our recommendations here—but our bodies have their limits. There really are temperatures and conditions that make it…
Imagine getting stuck in an arid region, which is characterised by its lack of available water. In such regions, rainfall is scarce, temperatures are high and humidity is low, while…
Photo: Prostock-studio (Shutterstock) In addition to our skin and our hair, winter also can take a toll on our eyes—and for many of the same reasons. When it’s cold outside,…
Photo: Cavan-Images (Shutterstock) We recently covered how cold is too cold to take your dog outside for a walk. But what is the best indoor temperature for our furry friends?…
Photo: JulieK2 (Shutterstock) One of the trickiest parts about houseplants is the fact that you’re trying to keep different plants alive inside a single climate (your home) that are native…