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You may be in full summer-harvest mode, picking zucchini, tomatoes, and basil every night. Or maybe you got sidetracked this spring and your plans to get the vegetable garden going just never went according to plan. Well, here’s some good news: Just because fall is on its way doesn’t mean it’s time to pack away […] More
Sorry, moms. The slime craze is sticking around—and not just because there’s glue in it! So you may as well tell yourself it’s a STEM activity that teaches science while sparking creativity, then gather up the supplies for some slime-time fun with the crew. This easy slime recipe from Creative Kids in Scotch Plains, NJ […] More
Chad Warpinski / EyeEmGetty Images Flag etiquette is an important part of the American tradition that ensures the Stars and Stripes is treated with the dignity it deserves. Established by Congress in 1942, the official U.S. Flag Code created guidelines for the care and display of the flag. Although it does not describe an official […] More
Displaying an American flag is a great way to show off your love for your country. However, your act of patriotism can quickly become (unintentionally) disrespectful if you’re unaware of an important set of rules. The U.S. Flag Code established by Congress in 1942 offers guidelines for treating this national symbol with dignity. You can […] More
Making a bed the proper way is a lifelong skill that everyone should know. First off, there’s no better way to start your day because it leaves you feeling accomplished and ready for anything. Plus, coming home to a nicely-made bed is perfect for decompressing and helping you relax. Making your bed is essentially the […] More
You already know how important it is to squash secret sources of kitchen filth — from your grimy coffee maker to your mold-harboring travel tumblers — before they get really bad. But there’s one gunky hidden spot you might be missing: your kitchen faucet aerators. In a Reddit thread asking users for the best cleaning […] More
Composting not only reduces trash in landfills, but also improves your backyard at home. According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), “compost is organic material that can be added to soil to help plants grow.” That means bigger produce, prettier flowers, and a healthier garden can come at no extra cost to you once you […] More
The Good Stuff is a place where Good Housekeeping editors share the things they love. When I was a kid, I lost things everywhere I went. Toys, bags, socks, my notebook filled with my homework, you name it: I left them all behind. My mother even used to say I’d lose my head if it […] More
