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How-To: Get Rid of Moths in Your Kitchen
I just discovered a moth infestation in our kitchen. While I can handle a lot of creepy crawly things, finding moth worms in my nut mix is not okay. It turns out that in warmer climates, infestations like this are very common.
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Stop a Flea Infestation With a Downloadable Coupon For FRONTLINE® Plus
Your pet makes lots of friends outside, but there's one little friend you don't want him to meet — the flea. These tiny pests can make life miserable for your pet. Just one flea on your pet can lead to an all-out infestation.
What Do You Know About Heartworm?
Heartworm preventative is on the must-have list for many pet owners. Commonly found in tropical and subtropical climates, along with the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts and Ohio and Mississippi river basins, no dog is totally safe from this parasitic infestation. Prove how much you know about the disease, and take this quiz.
5 Family Friendly Eateries
Who wants a greasy pack of minced white meat and a germ-infested ball pit when mama can have a civilized healthy dinner with her tiny diners instead? Ditch the drive thru and go to these fun family hot spots for affordable and easy together time. Other patrons won't mind a lil ruckus, and the menus actually cater to wee ones.
How-To: Get Rid of Fabric-Eating Moths
If you've opened your closet and realized that your favorite cashmere sweater has holes all over it, you've probably got a moth problem. It's unlikely that the moths are attracted to just that one cardi, so there are a few steps you should take to ensure your whole wardrobe doesn't suffer the same fate. That is, unless we're talking about all those reindeer Christmas sweaters from grandma.
Head louse infestation - scalp
Back HEALTH GUIDE REFERENCE FROM A.D.A.M This is a close-up picture of lice egg sacks (nits) on the hair. They cling to individual hair shafts. (Image courtesy of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.) Review Date: 2/19/2008 Reviewed By: John E.Freaky or Fabulous? Alana Savoir Feather-Infested Bride
When I think of feathers on a wedding dress, the last image that comes to mind is that of Alana Savoir's creation at Mexico Fashion Week. Feathers are supposed to lend delicateness but in this case, they have provided extreme harshness. The dress is a bit too busy in my opinion, but what really drowns the look is the feather headpiece; it reminds me of George Washington's colonial hairstyle.
Beauty Byte: Sharp Cutbacks in Shark-Infested Cosmetics
It has been reported that a common ingredient in creams, lipsticks, and lip glosses called squalene (or squalane) — a rich, oily emollient found in the liver of sharks — is going to be phased out of future productions of US and European cosmetics.
The marine conservation group Oceana has notified companies such as Unliver and L'Oréal that the population of deep-sea sharks is being threatened to obtain their liver oil. The good news is that a substitute of squalene — one that is made from olives — is less expensive and more attainable.
MLP Stays Up Late but Doesn't Let the Bed Bugs Bite
Mary-Louise Parker waved and smiled to the cameras outside of The Late Show studios in NYC yesterday. She's out promoting Weeds, but MLP also talked about her latest Emmy nomination, a possible bed bug infestation and a recent wardrobe malfunction — though she's not usually modest when it comes to showing some skin. Check out her cute video below.
Mommy Dearest: Baby Drools on Toy and Mom Puts It Back!
Mommy Dearest,
My friend and I like to take our kids shopping together once a week. The children keep each other entertained, and we get a chance to gab and buy groceries or birthday gifts and necessities. But, there's one thing that makes me uncomfortable — my friend lets her 3-year-old son and 11-month-old daughter each choose or hold on to a toy while we make our way down through the store.
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