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Three Types of Teas for Body Cleansing

Peppermint tea with fresh leaves (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) Although I'm an avowed coffee drinker, I also like sipping on tea now and then for relaxation and detoxification. Teas have caffeine, but they also have lots of antioxidants. However, the best reason to drink tea rather than coffee is for their body cleansing properties. Detoxify your system with the following types of teas. #1: Nothing More Reliable Than Green Tea As the subheading says, you'll never go wrong with a cup of green tea every morning. If you're a fan of tea parties, then sip some camellia sinensis from a demitasse while you nibbled on Russian tea cakes and French macaroons before dinner. #2: A Little Sweetness Takes the Bitterness Away Some tea drinkers like to put a cube or two of sugar into their cup. It takes the bitterness away. However, for those who don't want to put sugar into their tea, but like a little sweetness just the same, try Rooibos or Honeybush tea.Both come from Sou

Why Put a Vent in Your Home?

A central ventilation tube and vent. (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) Vents may be installed into a wall with a fan to direct air through the chute outside or to a turbine on the roof. They're mostly found in kitchens where a lot of smoke, moisture and heat coming from the pots and pans tend to gather near the ceiling. Sometimes, vents are installed in bedrooms with no windows and basements situated below ground level. Most importantly, an air vent in the garage help get rid of carbon monoxide and other noxious fumes. The best setup for a ventilation system is to put a wall fan with a filter against the wall and connect that with a Parker indutrial rubber hose . The air is sent through the hose and release outside via another vent. The filter is important because it gets rid of dust particles and allergens that may be floating in the air inside your home. In addition, air vents keep the air from becoming stale.

Choosing Jewelry and Other Tips

Wedding rings (Photo credit: SParadisPhoto ) It takes a bit of know-how and mostly gut feeling on what would look great on your fiancee's finger. But, choosing the perfect rings for the engagement and the wedding is easier when you already have an idea what your bride-to-be's tastes are in jewelry. In addition, taking care of the ring can be tricky when you've gotten used to wearing it that you often forget it's there. Untangle knotted messes of delicate chains and necklaces: It's easy to get frustrated with tangled chains of necklaces. You should use plastic wrap. Put the necklace on the plastic wrap and cover it with a little mineral oil or baby oil. Use a straight pin to untangle the necklace. Wash it gently with dish soap, and then pat dry. To avoid the stress of dropping a ring down the drain, remove them prior to washing dishes or your hands. Never clean jewelry at a sink without double-checking that you've plugged the drain first. It's easy to