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How often you should wash your bedsheets has become a popular point of discussion after Stacey Solomon recently brought it up.

Many of us are keeping an extra eye on our spends at the moment due to the current high energy prices.

The temperature is starting to drop and daylight hours are already getting shorter as Scotland bids a reluctant farewell to summer and braces for the brisk chill of autumn. The colder months are set to push millions of household budgets to the brink this winter due to the ongoing energy crisis, high inflation and a general increase in daily living costs. Prime Minister Liz Truss recently announced that the typical UK household, on the standard tariff, will pay no more than £2,500 a year for energy for the next two years from October. However, this amount isn't the maximum someone could pay for their energy - use more and you will pay more, but equally, use less and you will pay less.

Scotland continued to experience scorching heat on Tuesday, as the country's temperature hits a record breaking high of above 34C. While the weather outside is glorious, being indoors in stifling heat can be rather uncomfortable, especially when trying to sleep or take refuge from the searing sun.

Earlier this week, Martin Lewis warned millions of households on typical usage, with a standard energy tariff, are facing a 64 per cent hike in bills from October following industry analysts’ new prediction that the Ofgem price cap will rise to £3,245. Cornwall Insight also estimates that it will go up by a further £360 in January to £3,364.

Gas and electricity bills for around millions of households across Scotland and the rest of the UK will increase by £693 from April after Ofgem, the industry regulator, reviewed its cap on energy bills.

Mrs Hinch fan will know the shock of discovering one if they took the drawer out of their washing machine and found black gunk underneath like the cleanfluencer did! Well, Deyan Dimitrov, cleaning expert and CEO of Laundryheap, claims there are more areas of sneaky dirt hanging around our homes. Check out his list of the seven dirtiest items in the kitchen below…Deyan commented: “The secret to great toast is a clean toaster.

TikTok cleaners had been slammed for their toxic concoctions of bathroom cleaners in a bizarre toilet cleaning trend.Experts branded the trend as "product overloading", which could have some extremely "harmful" risks associated.Deyan Dimitrov, laundry expert and the CEO of Laundryheap, said: "Exactly as it sounds, product overloading refers to the use of excessive quantities of the product when cleaning certain surfaces."This cleaning method has become particularly popular when it comes to scrubbing toilet bowls on #toiletclean TikTok, with mesmerising videos featuring numerous colourful products accumulating interest from thousands of users."He added: "I wouldn’t advise homeowners to attempt this method of cleaning can be harmful to your

The energy price cap is now affecting more than 15 million households across Scotland and the rest of the UK which means that the average fuel bill will be going up by £139.

parenting.But, there are some everyday things which can be dangerous for your child which you might be doing automatically.For example, did you know that you should never use fabric softener on baby clothing? Laundry expert, Deyan Dimitrov, CEO of Laundryheap, explained why.

We could all use more time, and these laundry hacks promise to save you a whole load of it. These genius tips promise to get your clothes dry and cupboard ready faster, whether you have a tumble drier or not.