Ben & Jerry's to Start Making Frozen Dog Treats
According to the American Pet Products Association, the number of American households with pets rose 6.5% between 2015 and 2020
While spring is often associated with thorough cleaning, autumn is the perfect time to freshen up your home before the holidays. By tackling key areas now, you can start the new season relaxed. Begin with spaces where clutter tends to accumulate during the warmer months. Clear out your garage or basement to make room for winter gear and store summer items. Revamp your entryway by swapping sandals for boots and stowing away your summer clothes to make your home inviting for Halloween visitors and holiday guests. Your car may also need a cleaning after a summer of road trips and beach days: remove trash, sand, and leftover snacks, then give it a thorough clean. In the kitchen, a thorough pantry clean-up prepares you for holiday baking: organize your supplies, check your baking ingredients, and ensure your appliances are ready. In the living area, dust, vacuum, and wipe surfaces. Consider swapping out pillows or curtains to create a cozy autumn atmosphere. Clean and reverse ceiling fans that were heavily used in summer to circulate warm air. Windows also deserve a clean to let in as much autumn light as possible. Don't forget the major appliances: declutter and clean your fridge to make room for seasonal treats, and scrub the oven to avoid smoke or dirt when baking. By focusing on these areas now, you'll prepare your home for clean, organized, and stress-free holidays.
According to the American Pet Products Association, the number of American households with pets rose 6.5% between 2015 and 2020
Ahead of the Persian New Year, known as Nowruz, shoppers in a market north of Tehran are gearing up for the festive occasion. However, the celebratory spirit is dampened by soaring prices, particularly for essential items like meat, which have become unaffordable for many Iranians. The country's economic woes, exacerbated by sanctions, cast a shadow over the festivities, prompting hesitation among consumers to engage in traditional holiday shopping.
A baby southern white rhino named Benja was born on March 7 and can now be seen frolicking around its 21-acre paddock in the spring sunshine alongside its mother, Jaseera. Whipsnade Zoo, located north of London, shared a video of the adorable duo. Unfortunately, the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) estimates that due to poaching, only 16,903 white rhinos are left in the wild.
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