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Refrigeration is often the go-to method for keeping food fresh. But surprisingly, not everything belongs in the fridge. Some foods actually turn harmful or toxic when chilled. Instead of preserving them, cold temperatures can change their chemistry, allow dangerous bacteria to grow, or destroy their texture and nutrients. If you’re tossing everything into the fridge...

Jade Small

Jade Small

Freelance Writer

Roses are beautiful but demanding. They need sunlight, airflow, and the right neighbors. Some plants just don’t play nice. Avoiding the wrong companions helps your roses thrive. It prevents pests, diseases, and nutrient battles. It also means fewer headaches and more blooms. Here are eight plants to keep far from your roses if you want...

Jade Small

Jade Small

Freelance Writer

Backyard fire pits are cozy, relaxing, and great for outdoor fun. But not everything that burns should go into the flames. Some materials release toxic fumes, pollute your yard, or even create fire hazards. It’s important to know what not to burn, especially if you’re lighting fires around kids, pets, or neighbors. The wrong fuel...

Jade Small

Jade Small

Freelance Writer

Parkinson’s disease doesn’t always begin with dramatic symptoms. In many cases, it starts small—barely noticeable changes that creep in slowly. The early signs can mimic other conditions or even seem like part of normal aging. That’s what makes them tricky. But recognizing these subtle shifts can be critical. Parkinson’s affects movement and coordination, but it’s...

Jade Small

Jade Small

Freelance Writer