Get Rid of Smelly Shoes, Remove Bees from Walls & Cheese Preservation

Author

Joan Clark
January 27, 2026

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Home life throws curveballs every day, from funky footwear to food storage questions. We're here with practical answers that save time and keep things running smoothly.

In today's issue:

  • Banish Odor From Your Favorite Shoes

  • The Real Shelf Life of Cheese

  • Safe Bee Removal From Your Home

  • And more…

CLEANING

Shoe odor happens to everyone, and the culprit is often bacteria that thrive in dark, sweaty environments. A single foot can produce up to half a pint of sweat per day . We found eight straightforward solutions that tackle the smell at its source, from pantry staples to clever storage tricks that keep footwear fresh.

BUG CONTROL

When a colony of honeybees moves into a wall, they can produce up to 100 pounds of honey in a single season, turning a simple pest problem into a sticky structural crisis. We found seven expert-backed methods that safely relocate the hive while protecting both the home and these essential pollinators.

TIP OF THE DAY

Does rosemary secretly hate everyone?

Rosemary craves neglect and hates wet feet, so water only when the top inch of soil is bone dry. Place the pot in your sunniest window and skip the fertilizer for the first three months.

If leaves turn brown at the tips, you're overwatering; if they drop off, the air is too dry or the light too dim. This woody herb evolved on rocky hillsides, so treat it like a succulent.

FOOD STORAGE

Hard cheeses like Parmesan can stay fresh for months when stored correctly, while soft varieties need extra care to prevent mold from taking over the fridge. We've gathered 7+ proven methods that keep every type of cheese tasting as good as the day it was cut.

FUN FACT

Can radar see through time as well as space?

Radar waves bounce off raindrops and snowflakes just as easily as they reflect off aircraft. Meteorologists use the same technology to predict storms before they arrive.

A weather radar station can scan a 250-mile radius every few minutes, painting a live picture of precipitation moving toward you. Robert Watson-Watt's 1935 invention gives families time to seek shelter before severe weather strikes.

THANK YOU!

Smelly shoes, cheese that lasts, and bees evicted; you now have the know-how to tackle four household headaches without breaking a sweat . These fixes work, and they're easier than you think.

May your shoes stay fresh,

Tipsbulletin Newsletter Team

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