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If you thought growing a houseplant could purify the air, you're wrong!
Filling your house with plants may make you happier, but it will not help you breathe any cleaner unless you have to grow an extremely large number of plants.
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City of the future: Floating, clean and vertical
Architects and designers around the world are scrambling for alternatives to traditional construction to ensure cities can be safe as climate change is becoming increasi…
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Canon successfully developed a camera lens capable of self-cleaning dust
Canon engineers developed a camera lens that draws air in, rotates the airflow in the body, and eventually pushes them out of the camera.
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Rural or urban: Where is the freshest and most livable place?
Many people believe that the city is too polluted, moving to the countryside will be a safer solution. But is that really the case?
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Ways of beauty in ancient Egyptian style
Ancient Egyptians shaved their head to prevent lice, took laxatives to clean the intestines, used turtle shells, ostrich shells to deodorize body odor ...
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How clean is the toilet in Japan? It turns out this is just the culmination of Japanese technology
The toilets in Japan are so clean that people can eat, sleep, play games or do whatever they like in them.
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The Chinese company successfully developed unmanned road sweepers
The startup intends to offer newly developed road sweeper rental services by the end of this year.
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For the first time in 137 years, the UK has done this successfully
For the first time since the UK's power plant was established, they have done something extremely significant.
Health
When cleaning floors with bleach, do not turn on the lights
Many people use a lemon or orange scented cleaner to clean the floor and turn on the lights to see the stains, but this combination creates super fine dust.
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Experts advise not to use mineral water for cooking
Talking with PV by phone, Prof. Dr. Tran Van Sung, former Director of the Institute of Chemistry, Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology recommends
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Why do athletes have the habit of shaving their legs?
Professional athletes are usually smooth and hairless, and there is a very interesting reason behind that.
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Attend the cleanest cities in the world
Thanks to the strict regulations related to garbage treatment, fresh air with lots of trees ... helped these cities become clean cities.
Environment
Washing clothes with more water spreads more microscopic particles
Cleaning clothes in a water-intensive washing cycle frees up more plastic particles from clothes than any other cycle, new research by UK scientists shows.
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Singapore: From polluted 'paradise' to the world's leading clean country
In 1965 Singapore was once called
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Washing machines may contain drug-resistant bacteria
Washing machines have a job that is to clean clothes, but that does not mean they are germ free.