A note from the editors on today's featured story — prepare to learn some uncomfortable truths about your kitchen and bathroom cleaning habits. At least, that was the case for us upon reading writer Marika Spitulski's rundown of household items that need replacing more often than you might think. The piece details how frequently certain things should be swapped (are you changing out your shower curtain liner every six months?) and why, and provides helpful shopping links if you require replacements. Pardon me while I go order some more toothbrushes.
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Should It Stay or Should It Go? Here's How Often Certain Household Items Need to Be Replaced
At Nice News, we're all about buying things that last, repairing things that break, and repurposing things into other things. But as life would have it, some things simply need to be replaced every now and again — whether for safety reasons, cleanliness, or effectiveness.
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