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Tips for Visiting Uluru in Australia
How to make the most of a trip to Uluru and the Kata Tjuta National Park in the Northern Territory. Where to stay, what to see and how to pack for the trip.
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What to Do When Wood Varnish Won't Dry
A top layer of fresh varnish will bring an old piece of wooden furniture back to life. But sometimes, the varnish won't dry fully and remains sticky. Here's what to do to remedy things.
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Dualit Espresso Coffee Machine: How to Fix Lights Continuously Flashing
Follow these simple steps to stop the lights flashing on your Dualit coffee machine. You will be making espresso coffee again in minutes.
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Why the Dubrovnik Pass Is Worth Buying
If you plan to walk along the walls of Dubrovnik, buy the city pass. It's worth getting the pass even if you don't visit any other attraction. Here's why!
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What to Check if Your Dyson DC24 Isn't Sucking Properly
If you've cleaned the filters and the roller, but your Dyson DC24 still isn't picking up, there's one more hose to check for blockages. This might just do the trick!
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The Easy Way to Cut Laminate Flooring to Length
Fitting a laminate floor is not difficult, and it is easier when you have the correct tools. A laminate floor cutter guillotine is specially made for the job. It's a reliably cheap tool that gives you nice, neat edges.
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Where are the Toilets in Whitstable?
Visiting Whitstable and need the loo? Here's a list of the toilets in town for your (public) convenience - there are five to choose from.
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How Dog-Friendly Is Whitstable Beach in the UK?
Whitstable has a long, pebble beach with dog-friendly sections and restricted areas. Find out where dogs are allowed on Whitstable Beach.
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Shoes to Help Ease Plantar Fasciitis
My personal recommendations for shoes to wear to ease heel pain caused by plantar fasciitis.
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Is Bamboo Flooring a Good Idea if You Have a Dog?
Bamboo flooring is clean, sustainable and hard wearing, but is it suitable for dogs? Do bamboo floors scratch easily?
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How To Clean Old Brass Using Bar Keeper's Friend
Brass dulls and tarnishes over time but it's easy to bring the shine and colour back with a bit of elbow grease and Bar Keeper's Friend cleanser.
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My Review of Using Prolific Academic Survey Website as a Participant
There are many survey sites out there, but Prolific is different. The tasks are interesting and the rewards are fair. This is my experience of being a participant.
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Getting Rid of Carpet Moths
If you notice bald patches on your carpet or rug, you might have an infestation of carpet moths. Find out how to get rid of them.
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How to Freeze Chillies: Stop Waste and Save Money
Prepare and freeze fresh chillies so there is no waste. No blanching required.
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Tips on Seeing the Seals at Horsey in Norfolk
Watching new seal pups in their natural surroundings is a rare treat. Here are some tips to make the most of your visit to Horsey Beach.
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Math of Dieting: Understand the Numbers Behind Weight Loss
Losing weight can be as simple as burning more calories than you eat. Understand what the calorie deficit means and how it works.
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Remove Sticky Label Residue From Glass Jars With Coconut Oil
Clean sticky label glue from glass jars using coconut oil. The adhesive residue comes off in minutes using this method.
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How to Clean Silver Without Using Chemicals
Using vinegar and bicarbonate of soda, clean silverware and silver jewellery/jewelry at home. No harsh chemicals, just store cupboard ingredients.
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How to Treat Head Lice with Neem Oil
An alternative way to treat head lice. Forget the chemicals - use natural neem oil to rid your hair of nits.
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Make Your Own Cut-Off Jean Shorts to Save Money
Learn how to cut down jeans to make shorts exactly how you want them. Save waste by using an old pair of jeans.
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How to Relieve Heel Pain in Four Simple Stretches
Does your heel hurt? Pain in the heel, especially when standing after sleep, can be eased by stretching the calf muscles, achilles, and plantar fascia. Read on for everything you need to know.
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My Technique: How to Relieve Lower Back Pain With 7 Easy Stretches
Ease an aching back by doing these simple stretches for a few minutes every day. An alternative to taking painkillers for back pain.
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8 Things to do in Hatfield, Hertfordshire
Looking for things to do in Hatfield? Here is some inspiration.
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How to Write a Good Product Description
Selling items online is big business. A great description is essential when it comes to converting a "browse" to a sale. In this article, you'll learn how to write a product description that works.
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What to Do If a Dyson Vacuum Cleaner Has Stopped Picking up Dirt
Vacuum cleaners need a small amount of maintenance to keep them cleaning properly. If your Dyson isn't cleaning as it should, try these simple steps to get it fully working again.
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Gassy Dog? How to Stop Their Farts With Coconut Oil
Dogs often break wind, fart, or have gassy stomachs, and the smell can be almost unbearable. Try coconut oil to stop it.
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Tips on Caring for an Older Dog
We all love our dogs, and want to do the best for them. As they grow older, there are things you can do to make them more comfortable.
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How to Create Shade in a Hot Conservatory Using Shade Sails
Shade sails help to cool an overly warm conservatory. They're also inexpensive, stylish and easy to install. Here are some simple instructions for setting them up.
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What to Do With a Large Leylandii Tree
Leylandii, or fir trees, grow quickly. They are useful for screening, but if you have an ugly one in your garden then you can trim it back yourself. This guide will show you how.
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Make your own Kitchen Island from Up-cycled Furniture and Save Money
Kitchen islands are really useful, but they can be very expensive to buy and you can't always find exactly the style, shape or size you want. Make your own easily with these ideas.
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Why You Should Use Neem Oil for Your Dogs
Does your dog often itch and scratch? Does your dog have skin problems? Neem oil is a natural product that has been used for thousands of years in India. Some owners use it on their dogs to stop them from scratching, soothe their skin, and ward off insects.
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How to Clean Shiny, High-Gloss Kitchen Tiles Without Streaks
Here's how I clean my shiny black kitchen tiles without getting streaks, and you don't need any chemicals!
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Simple Home Remedies for Jock Itch or Sweat Rash
Itching or soreness around the groin, upper thigh, armpits, under the breasts or in the skin folds could be a sweat rash or jock itch. Find out simple ways to stop the itch!
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Home Remedies for White Patches and Skin Spots (Tinea Versicolor)
Trying to get rid of skin discoloration? Skin discoloration on the back, neck, shoulders, and stomach may be tinea versicolor. It is also known as sun spots and is caused by yeast on the skin. It can be easily treated with natural antifungals.
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A Low-Calorie Alternative to Soda
Infused water is a healthy and tasty drink packed with flavour, some vitamins and absolutely no preservatives.
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How to Get Rid of a Fungal Nail Infection Using Tea Tree Oil
Do you struggle with fungal nail infections? A fungal nail infection is easy to get but difficult to cure. But did you know you can cure it yourself? Try using tea tree oil as a natural remedy that is easy to use.
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How to Get Rid of Athlete's Foot with Tea Tree Oil
Itching feet with flaking skin is a sign of athlete's foot. There is an alternative way to get rid of this other than over-the-counter creams.
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What to see in La Rochelle
La Rochelle is on the west coast of France. It's a pretty harbour town with a chilled atmosphere. There is a small airport and a railway station so getting there is easy.
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Reviews of Textbroker UK, GreatContent UK and Copify UK
This is my personal review of writing for Textbroker, Copify and GreatContent UK and a discussion of what my working-from-home experiences have been.
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How to Paint Behind a Radiator, Into Tight Gaps, or Behind Pipes
My simple and free DIY tool makes it easy to paint behind a radiator without removing it. Here’s how:
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How to Open the Door to a Nissan Micra When the Battery Is Dead With Pictures
When the battery on a Nissan Micra goes totally flat, the electronic locking system won't work, so you can't open the door. Here's how to unlock your Nissan Micra when the battery dies in 4 easy steps.
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Art by Munch and Vigeland you can see in Oslo
Oslo has many of Edvard Munch's paintings on display. There is also a lot of other art to see around the city.
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Sudocrem Can Treat Spots, Sunburn, Jock Itch, and Sweat Rash
Sudocrem is used to prevent and treat nappy or diaper rash, but it can be used on many other mild ailments too. It is good to use on sweat rashes, groin itch, sunburn, pimples and on a pet's sore skin.
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How to Stop Yeast Overgrowth-Induced Hair Loss and Itching in Dogs
Does your dog have thick, flaky skin and a musty smell? Are they constantly itching or scratching? Your dog could have a yeast infection, or might suffer from yeast overgrowth. Here are a few DIY remedies you can try at home to resolve the issue.
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10 Fun Facts About London and Some of its Iconic Sites
There are some interesting facts about London. A fun little list to amuse you.
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Cheap and free things to do in London - and where to get cheap theatre tickets
London is a fascinating city to visit, but it's also one of the most expensive. With a few tips and tricks, you can spend a busy few days there without breaking the bank.
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What Is the Fourth Plinth in London's Trafalgar Square? Artwork Displayed
The Fourth Plinth hosts a new temporary piece of sculpture every 12 to 18 months. Each time a new one is unveiled, Londoners and tourists alike enjoy discussing its merits.
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Saving Money With the Oslo Pass and What to See While You're There
Visiting all the must-see spots in Oslo can be costly - but the Oslo Pass gives you entry to the attractions, free public transport and discounts on some restaurants. Read my review.
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The Highlights of Driving the Full Length of Route 66 from Chicago to Santa Monica
Route 66 starts in Chicago, Illinois and ends at Santa Monica Pier, California. It's 2450 miles long and takes in 8 states. This is my experience of driving the Mother Road on my bucket-list trip.
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Review of Lillevilla Log Cabins and Summer Houses
Read my review of Lillevilla wooden buildings, which are a low-cost way to create more living space. Use yours as a home office, hobby room, teen's den, or gym. See photos of our construction and installation.
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Why is the poppy used for Remembrance Day and why were there thousands of poppies at the Tower of London?
2014 marks 100 years since the beginning of World War One, and the Tower of London has an evolving art installation of more than 880,000 ceramic poppies in its moat to mark the occasion.
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St Katharine Docks - St Catherine's Dock - Near The Tower of London.
If you're looking for a different place to see in London, then St Katharine Docks shouldn't be missed. It's pretty with great restaurants, but not everyone knows it's there!
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What Galleries, Museums and Places to See in London are Free
London, like all capital cities, can be an expensive place to visit. There are loads of free things to do, however, and if you like art, then you're in for a low-budget treat.
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Monet's Water Lilies - 250 Different Pieces were Painted and Are on Display Around the World.
Claude Monet painted his lily pond at Giverny many times. Approximately 250 paintings were produced and these works are on display around the world. Where can you can see Monet's Waterlilies? Read on.
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Visit Monet’s Garden In Giverny To See His Lily Pond
Monet's House and Garden in France is a popular place to visit. Monet's art includes scenes from his garden, like the Water Lilies or Nympheas series and you can walk around his inspiration.
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Things to Do in Whitstable, Kent
What to do and see in Whitstable, a traditional fishing seaside town with an up-to-date feeling.
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What do you get for afternoon tea at Claridge's in London?
With a Mayfair address, and a visitors' list that includes Queen Victoria, Cary Grant, Katherine Hepburn and Kate Moss, Claridge's hotel is the best place to have tea in London.