Can Microgreens Be Frozen? Yes, but Here’s a Better Way To Preserve Them
If you have a huge batch of microgreens, you might wonder, can microgreens be frozen? Yes, you can, but you might want to try dehydrating them instead!
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Are Buckwheat Microgreens Safe To Eat?
If you’re looking to grow buckwheat microgreens, you should know about fagopyrin, a substance in the greens that causes phototoxicity in large amounts.
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How To Tell if a Potato Is Bad: 6 Telltale Signs To Look For
If you have a bag of raw potatoes that are no longer fresh, we’ll show you how to tell if a potato is bad. Plus, we’ll show you how to properly store spuds.
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5 Remarkable Lemon Seed Benefits and How To Use Them
Lemons are arguably the most popular citrus fruit. While we all use the fruit, juice, and zest, lemon seed benefits have surprising health benefits too.
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How To Sprout Farro at Home: A Tasty and Nutty Ancient Grain
Ever wonder what the buzz about ancient grains is all about? Here’s how to sprout farro at home, the benefits of sprouted grains, and how to use it.
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Homemade Soap Scum Cleaner With Antibacterial Properties
Built up soap scum? Here’s an easy and eco-friendly homemade soap scum cleaner that will remove soap scum on showers and tubs for a sparkly clean.
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Does Soap Freeze? An Experiment with Liquid Dish Soap vs. Castile Soap
Does soap freeze? If you’ve accidentally left a bottle of dish soap in frigid temps, yes it freezes. Luckily liquid soap has ingredients which make it hard to freeze.
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Does Soap and Water Kill Salmonella? No, but Here’s What Can
Can soap and water kill salmonella? No, hand or dish soap isn’t effective at killing microorganisms, but here are 4 common household items that can.
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Natural Soap Preservatives: Why DIY Soap Bars Don’t Need Them
Store-bought cosmetics, lotions, and bath and body products have preservatives. Do you need natural soap preservatives for homemade soap?
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Does Turmeric Soap Lighten Skin? The Answer May Surprise You
Does turmeric soap lighten skin, really? Let look at the benefits of using turmeric powder and tips on making a turmeric soap bar.
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Do Soap Nuts Expire? A Guide to Shelf Life and Reusing Soapberries
Do soap nuts expire? Simply put, no, they don’t have an expiration date if you store them properly in an airtight container. Here’s what you need to know.
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Can You Eat Nasturtiums? How To Eat the Seeds, Stems, Leaves & Flowers
Can you eat nasturtiums? Yes, definitely! We’ll show you how to harvest and eat this peppery plant.
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Titanium Dioxide in Soap: Tips on Getting a Whiter, Brighter Bar
Want to make your batch of homemade soap whiter or brighter? Try adding titanium dioxide in soap. We’ll go over whether this powder is safe, and how to use it.
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The Best (Easy) Oatmeal Milk Bath Recipe
If your skin needs a bit of TLC, this easy DIY oatmeal milk bath recipe is just the thing! Round up oats, powdered milk, baking soda, and salts.
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When to Unmold Cold Process Soap and 7 Ways to Speed Up Unmolding Time
Knowing when to unmold cold process soap can be tricky. We’ve gathered a few tips and tricks plus ways to make your soap bars harder and easier to release.
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