Air fryers are all the rage right now, and in addition to making your food extra crispy, another bonus is that they're energy-efficient. Air fryers use hot air with very little oil to cook your food items, and because they are significantly smaller than an oven, they also take very little time to heat up from room temperature to hundreds of degrees. In fact, in the time it takes to preheat a regular oven, an air fryer can cook an entire dinner. And unlike deep frying, there's no waste oil to dispose of when you're finished.

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Many sleep experts recommend replacing your bed pillows about every two years. The reasoning is that your pillows absorb a lot over many nights of sleep, including body oil, sweat and dead skin cells. If you can't recall when you bought your pillows, perform this simple test: Fold your pillow in half; if it doesn't bounce back right away, or worse, stays folded in half, it's time to replace it. Also, invest in a pillow cover to create an extra barrier and help provide an even healthier sleep.

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Do you use mothballs to keep your sweaters and knits safe from being destroyed by moths and their larvae? Simply put: Don't. Mothballs are made entirely from a chemical called naphthalene, and they slowly turn from a solid "ball" into a chemical vapor. In other words, if you can smell mothballs, you're inhaling a chemical insecticide. Try natural repellants like cedar chips, or create a sachet with dried herbs such as rosemary, thyme and bay leaves.

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