Keep Salad Fresh, Get Rid of Roaches & Ground Cover Plants
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Summer can have a few household challenges, from stubborn pests seeking shelter indoors to soggy salad. We've gathered practical solutions to help you tackle these tasks without breaking the bank or reaching for harsh chemicals.
In today's issue:
Best Ground Covers for Soggy Yard Spots
Natural Ways to Eliminate Cockroaches Quickly
Keep Your Greens Crisp All Week Long
And more…
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH MADE IN COOKWARE
The Brand Behind the World's Best Kitchens Just Launched Cast Iron
You've probably seen Made In Cookware® by now. They're the cookware brand used in 4,000+ professional kitchens, including 100+ Michelin-starred restaurants, and adopted by millions of home cooks.
Well, they just dropped a full cast iron collection. And they did it differently.
Where most cast iron has a rough, pebbly cooking surface, Made In machined theirs smooth. That means better searing, easier food release, and cleanup that doesn't require a degree. Every piece is cast, machined, and seasoned in the USA, oven-safe to 900°F, and compatible with all heat sources, including open flames. This is heirloom cookware, built to be the last cast iron you ever buy.
Their Cast Iron Skillets are where most people start: perfect for frying eggs, searing steaks, or getting that smashburger crust.
FOOD STORAGE
Crisp greens can turn to mush in the fridge faster than anyone expects, and that slimy lettuce always seems to appear right before dinner guests arrive. Discover seven smart tricks that actually work to keep salad fresh for days, so every bowl stays crunchy and bright.
Thank You to our Partners
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BUG CONTROL
We once heard from a pest control expert that a single roach can produce up to 400 offspring in just one year, which explains why spotting one often means there are hundreds hiding nearby . This guide shares 11 fast-acting methods to eliminate roaches before they multiply and take over your home.
TIP OF THE DAY
No More Moldy Showers!

Pour 3% hydrogen peroxide (the drugstore kind) into a dark spray bottle to keep it stable, then spray moldy grout and tile until saturated. Wait 10 minutes while the peroxide bubbles and breaks down mold at the root, then scrub with an old toothbrush to reach grout lines.
Rinse and repeat weekly to prevent regrowth. Unlike bleach, peroxide won't damage colored grout or release toxic chlorine gas when mixed with other cleaners.
PLANTS & GARDEN
Soggy soil doesn't have to mean a bare, muddy yard—some of the most beautiful ground covers thrive where drainage is poor and roots stay damp. We rounded up 14 tough, water-loving plants that turn wet spots into lush, low-maintenance carpets of color and texture.
FUN FACT
Treadmills Started in Prison!
The treadmill was invented in 1818 by English engineer William Cubitt as a device to reform prisoners through hard labor. Inmates walked for hours on large paddle wheels that ground grain or pumped water. The contraption was so grueling that it was eventually banned as a cruel punishment in the early 1900s. | ![]() |
THANK YOU!
Whether you're planting bog-loving beauties, banishing roaches for good, or keeping greens crisp all week, you can tackle it all . Small wins add up to a home that works harder for you.
Here's to salads that stay snappy,
Tipsbulletin Newsletter Team

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