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Types of Juicer Machines

Saturday, May 21st, 2011

Over the years there have been numerous improvements in juicing equipment, whether it was the humble citrus juice extractor to the more complicated juicers that are now available on the market. If you are new to juicing you might be overwhelmed by the number of juicers available to you. This simple guide will help you [...]

Kindle for Android Supports Subscriptions

Tuesday, January 4th, 2011

I’ve had the Kindle app on my phone (Android) for several months now and I find that I rarely used it. This was mainly because the application didn’t allow me to read my subscriptions. Thankfully the latest version of the Kindle for Android DOES support subscriptions. Wonderful news. I don’t typically read books on my [...]

Create a 4-Foot Vegetable Garden

Friday, February 19th, 2010

There are many good reasons to create your own vegetable garden. It’s cheaper than buying vegetables at the market, they will be healthier than the genetically manipulated veggies you get elsewhere, it’s good exercise, they will taste better etc. But where do you start? Never gardened before? Sunset.com has all the info you need to [...]

Cords on window blinds can be strangling hazard to kids

Wednesday, December 2nd, 2009

Consider this a healthy reminder about one of the not so hidden dangers in our homes. The death of a Maryland toddler has prompted federal officials to issue a safety alert about the risks of window cords. The 2-year-old child was strangled in November after his head became entangled in window cords. It happens more [...]

Autumn Chores Can Be Hazardous

Friday, October 23rd, 2009

You think about the effects of foods or drugs on your body, so why not pay closer attention to the chores that you do which can be hazardous to your health? Raking leaves, cleaning gutters and performing other outdoor chores can be dangerous and you should take precautions that will help prevent injuries. That’s what [...]


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