Small black dots appearing along the sealant of a bathtub or shower stall are rarely just surface stains; they are typically an indication of fungal growth fueled by high humidity. When these spots reappear shortly after cleaning, it suggests that the mold has migrated beyond the surface and penetrated the actual structure of the silicone.
Silicone sealant is designed to be waterproof, but in bathrooms with poor ventilation, water droplets linger in the joints. This creates a persistent damp environment where mold spores can take root. To address this without compromising the integrity of the material, a sequenced approach to cleaning is necessary.
Managing Surface Residue
For superficial buildup, a paste made from baking soda and water provides a non-abrasive way to lift debris. By mixing the soda into a thick consistency and applying it to the affected areas, the residue can be gently agitated with a soft toothbrush. It is critical to avoid excessive pressure during this process; scratching the silicone increases its porosity, which allows dirt and moisture to settle more deeply in the future.
Cold toes in the morning, even when the thermometer reads above freezing, usually point to a specific mechanical issue rather than a lack of insulation. In active footwear like sneakers, the primary enemy of warmth is not the ambient air but moisture trapped inside the shoe. When feet sweat during movement, the resulting dampness creates a conductive layer that rapidly drains body heat the moment you stop moving, such as while waiting for a bus or standing at a crosswalk. In these conditions, dryness is more critical to maintaining temperature than the thickness of the sock material.
Managing Moisture with Starch
One method to address excess internal moisture is the use of potato starch as an absorbent. Starch has natural hygroscopic properties, meaning it can draw in and hold water vapor. However, this technique relies on specific handling to avoid damaging the footwear or creating hygiene issues.
To apply this method, a tablespoon of starch should be placed inside a dense paper towel and rolled into a flat, sealed package. This packet is then placed under a removable insole, positioned near the center of the footbed. The setup must be smooth enough that it does not create pressure points or alter the fit of the shoe. For individuals wearing narrow or tight-fitting footwear, this addition may compromise comfort or circulation, rendering the method unsuitable.
A carbonized black crust on the exterior of a frying pan is the result of polymerized grease-oil droplets that have been heated and re-heated until they form a hard, insulating layer. Beyond the aesthetic decline, this buildup acts as a thermal barrier, reducing heat transfer efficiency and increasing energy consumption.
The Mechanism of the Soak
When standard scrubbing fails, the goal shifts from mechanical force to chemical breakdown. A mixture of a carbonated cola beverage, baking soda, dish soap, and salt creates a multi-stage attack on the residue. The acids and carbonation in the cola, paired with the alkalinity of the soda, work to loosen the structural integrity of the carbonized layer, while the soap emulsifies the fatty acids holding the soot together. Salt acts as a supplementary abrasive agent during the final removal.
The primary challenge in cleaning the exterior of a pan is gravity; liquid cleaners typically run off the sides before they can penetrate the grime. To solve this, a polyethylene bag is used to create a sealed environment. This "compress effect" ensures the pan remains in continuous contact with the solution, preventing evaporation and allowing the chemicals to dwell on the surface for the necessary duration.
The Cyprus-wide clean-up campaign “Let’s Do It!” 2026 will conclude with a celebration at the Athalassa forest park in Nicosia on Sunday.
The public event will start at 9.30am and will include an organised cleaning campaign around the park with the participation of volunteers, families, students, representatives of public bodies, as well as businesses and sponsors.
According to the announcement, the campaign is Cyprus’ largest environmental and volunteer clean-up campaign and has mobilised more than 350,000 participants since 2012.
Environment commissioner Elias Myrianthous said that the campaign brings together people of all ages every year.
“Their contribution is essential, both in cleaning the areas and in raising awareness in society. The Commissioner’s Office has been firmly at the side of the organisers and volunteers since 2012, supporting the campaign and placing it under its auspices,” he said.
Myrianthous said that uncontrolled dumping and inadequate waste management burden the environment, affect our quality of life and have an economic cost for the country.
“To address this, we also need to look at our consumption habits, what we buy, how much we need and how easily we replace it. We need to limit unnecessary consumption and waste, repair and reuse what can still serve us,” he said.
Meanwhile, forestry department director Savvas Ezekiel said that his department, as the competent body for the protection, management and sustainable development of the forest ecosystems of Cyprus, has consistently supported the campaign, actively contributing to the effort for a cleaner and healthier natural environment.
“Environmental protection is not limited to an individual campaign, but is a collective responsibility and ongoing effort, in which the active participation of citizens is crucial,” he said.
National coordinator of the campaign, Ileana Nicholson, said that “Let’s Do It!” Cyprus was more than a clean-up campaign.
“It is a movement of people choosing to take action, to work together and to protect their place. Behind every clean-up are volunteers, students, teachers, organizations and partners who selflessly offer their time and energy. Without them, none of this would be possible,” she said.
She said that the biggest challenge was not to collect more waste, but to reach a time where volunteers would find less garbage dumped in nature.
“And this can only be achieved through education, consistency and cooperation between the state, businesses and civil society. Change is not the business of a few. It is in the hands of all of us,” she said.
Prepare your family for the unexpected with these emergency essentials. Whether you're facing an unexpected power outage, a fire, car troubles or simply need some basic first aid, these products can help you have peace of mind, so you're ready for anything. Some are designed to protect important documents, ensure your vital devices always stay charged, give you a guiding light in the dark or even jump start your car in the case of an emergency. While you might not need these items today, it's smart to always keep them on hand.
The Kelvin8 multitool has eight tools for emergency situations, including a power bank with a hand crank, seatbelt cutter, window breaker, flashlight, alarm, SOS signal and decibel siren. It fits comfortably in your hand and your car's glovebox. You can purchase one for $10 off or get two with this offer.
Keep a four-pack of emergency blankets in your car and at home. They help retain body heat during cold-weather emergencies and store easily in a trunk or closet thanks to their compact foil packaging. The tear-resistant Mylar can also be reused when kept in good condition.
Activate this personal safety alarm in seconds to sound a 130-decibel siren — about as loud as a jet taking off. Clip it to a keychain or slip it into a pocket for quick access. Choose a single alarm or take advantage of the buy three, get two free offer.
During unexpected power outages, a weather radio keeps you up to date on forecasts. It charges three different ways — USB, hand-crank or solar — so you always have a backup when needed. It also acts as a power bank that gets your phone up and running.
This survival kit comes with everything you need for minor emergencies, from a hatchet and hammer tool to a first aid kit and paracord gear. Carry it anywhere in a compact backpack that fits easily with your camping or hiking gear.
A kit like this makes it easy to keep your emergency supplies in one place. Designed for two people, it includes enough food, water, first-aid supplies and other essentials to last three days away from home.
This first aid kit has bandages, gloves and antiseptic wipes to help you treat burns, scrapes and cuts. Store the compact case in your glovebox or carry-on so you always have essential medical supplies within reach.
This handy straw filter gives you access to clean water anywhere. As you sip, the straw filters out bacteria, parasites, microplastics, dirt, sand and more. One straw is good for 1,000 gallons of drinking water.
Protect important documents with this fireproof bag, complete with two pockets and two waterproof zippers. The reflective strip helps you spot it in the dark.
Car emergency gear
Stay ready for roadside emergencies with a jump starter, tire inflator and seat belt cutter.
If you're trapped in your car after an accident, these seat belt cutters can help you escape. Use the sharp blade to cut through a belt and the metal tip to shatter window glass.
A dead car battery can ruin your day, so stay prepared with a jump starter. This model can start your car without another vehicle or jumper cables and includes a built-in air compressor for inflating tires. For more power, the Noco Boost jump starter works with trucks, boats and sedans in a compact design.
Need a quick way to pump up your tire after a flat? Keep this inflator in your car for roadside emergencies. It's simple enough to use one-handed, and the LED screen shows you the remaining battery and your tire's PSI.
Fix a flat quickly on your own with a tire patch kit. Use the included pliers to remove debris, clear the hole with the other tools and seal it with durable rubber strips.
Packed into a small bag, this 108-piece roadside kit offers all the necessities in one place — from jumper cables to reflective gear and a first aid kit. With it, you can stay safer when you're stuck on the side of the road.
Power outage essentials
Don’t get stuck in the dark — these tools keep your home lit during blackouts.
Save money and reduce waste with rechargeable batteries. This Duracell set includes a compact charger for AA and AAA batteries, along with four precharged AA batteries.
Stash these mini flashlights around the house for backup lighting during outages. They may be small, but they're powerful, with multiple zoom modes and both strobe and SOS options for emergencies.
The Jackery Explorer 1000 powers up to seven devices at once and weighs just 24 pounds, making it easy to move from room to room or take on the go. Better yet, it recharges in as little as an hour through the app.
An LED lantern, like this one, is great to have on hand for power outages. It produces 400 lumens (similar to a flashlight or headlamp), has three brightness modes and is designed not to crack, even if dropped.
Keep your devices charged with this power bank. It has four built-in cables — USB-A, USB-C, Micro-USB and one for charging the bank itself — so you don’t have to keep track of extra cords. You can also plug in three additional chargers to power up to six devices at once.
Now that crisp, cool weather is here, it's time to switch out cooling blankets and linens for warmer options. From flannel sheets to heavyweight down comforters tofuzzy throws, these swaps can help keep you comfortable during the colder months. Some picks are even up to 83% off, so you can update your home for less.
Replace cold sheets with a set of flannel ones from L.L.Bean for a warmer night's sleep. They come in eight plaid patterns that blend perfectly with holiday decor.
These Eddie Bauer sheets blend comfort and style with plaid and striped options. Crafted from 100% cotton flannel, they'll keep you toasty without leaving you sweating.
At 83% off, this soft microfiber sheet set is a simple and affordable bedding upgrade. Its breathable fabric helps hot sleepers stay cool overnight. These sheets also hold up to multiple washes and come in a host of colors, making it easy to match them to your fall bedding setup.
Wrap yourself in softness with Bedsure's fluffy comforter set, complete with two pillowcases. The ribbed look adds a stylish aesthetic, while the soft flannel texture holds in the heat while you sleep.
Top your bed or the back of your couch with UGG's Adalee throw for a faux fur blanket that's as soft as it looks. It's free from chemicals and toxins, making it hypoallergenic. More than 7,000 shoppers bought one last month, with one reviewer saying, "This blanket is incredibly soft, luxurious, and looks gorgeous on the bed. It's such high quality and would make an amazing gift for anyone who loves cozy home items. Highly recommend!"
Sleep Number's LuxWarmth comforter comes in three different warmth weights: light, medium and extra warmth. The 100% cotton fabric cover feels soft against the skin and helps with heat regulation, ensuring you stay warm without overheating.
Choose from midweight or lightweight options and get a duvet comforter that's worth the splurge. The anti-clumping fill offers the breathability of natural down with added warmth. There are also bamboo and silk fabrics if you prefer a softer feel.
The Woodland Retreat quilt set brings fall patterns into your space with a collection of pinesetcones and other forest plants. It turns your room into a rustic retreat, and is lightweight so you can layer it with other blankets.
Just because fall is here doesn't mean you want the heat buildup. This cooling mattress topper pulls heat away from your body, helping you sleep cooler. It also gives your bed 3 inches of extra padding, transforming firm mattresses into a plush bed.
Side sleepers get the support they need from Layla's BioCrystal pillow. Infused with 16 crystals that promote relaxation, this pillow works hard to keep you well-rested. Adjust the loft to get the ideal height for your needs. Now through Nov. 26, FOX readers can get an extra 20% off the sale price of both BioCrystal pillows with code FOXDEAL. That brings the Side Sleeper Pillow down to $119 and the Classic Pillow to $111.
Silk feels amazing any time of the year, so swap your cotton pillowcase for mulberry silk. The breathable fabric feels gentle on your hair and skin while helping reduce overnight frizz and friction. Silk also helps trap heat without the weight, so you stay warm on colder nights.
More than 70,000 shoppers bought these Beckham Hotel Collection pillows last month on Amazon, showcasing their popularity. The fluffy fill holds its shape even if you move frequently at night, and the cotton covers add a cooling element that helps prevent overheating — a helpful feature for those who sleep hot even in the winter.
Upgrade your bathroom for the fall with this towel set from Quince. Made from 100% Turkish cotton, it includes two extra-plush bath towels. They're soft, absorbent and available in a range of colors to match your space.
During the fall and winter, stop heat from leaking out drafty windows with a pair of blackout curtains. The back loops hide behind the curtain fabric for a cleaner look.
A gulf separates employers’ organisations and trade unions on the issue of provident funds and how they should fit into pension reform as a whole, Labour Minister Marinos Mousiouttas said on Thursday.
He was speaking to media after the latest meeting of the labour advisory aboard, which discussed provident funds for the first time.
The minister confirmed that trade unions want provident funds to be prescribed by law so that all private companies offer one, whereas employers insist they should remain voluntary.
In Cyprus, provident funds are based on collective or private agreements between employers and workers. No legislation exists mandating that companies provide a provident fund.
Having heard the two sides’ views on the matter, Mousiouttas said, the government would try to find the ‘sweet spot’.
The next meeting of the labour advisory board is scheduled for Friday, November 9.
The government’s general position, said the minister, is that provident funds “are a necessary institution, which supplements workers’ pensions.
“What we’ll try to do is see how this institution can be expanded.”
Stakeholders also discussed some of the details, such as how provident funds would be cashed out on retirement – whether as a lump sum or in instalments. Another issue is whether it would be possible to borrow from a provident fund, under certain conditions, as is the case today.
However, the minister clarified that sorting out the provident funds question “is not something that will happen today or tomorrow or even next year”.
In order for a provident fund to ‘mature’ and to yield, it takes at least a decade, he added.
Nevertheless, the talks would continue, and once the government brokers an agreement between trade unions and employers, the relevant bill would begin being drafted.
“For sure we will follow European standards,” Mousiouttas said of the future bill.
A provident fund is essentially a private group pension plan that some employers provide for their employees in Cyprus.
Provident fund members invest monthly a fixed percentage of their salary into a common investment pool for their retirement in much the same way as they would with social insurance.
A provident fund is managed by a licensed pension provider. The pension providers are typically either insurance companies or asset management companies.
The operation of a provident fund involves contributions from both the employee and the employer, similar to social insurance contributions. The amounts contributed by each party can either be identical or differ.
The employer usually sets the contribution amount and provides these details in an employment contract.
Employees are generally restricted from accessing their pension funds, before reaching their retirement age or unless their employment is terminated. However, it is permissible for the employee to borrow a portion of their funds.
Meanwhile the main thrust of pension reform – which includes pillars zero and one – is still being worked on by the government.
The draft legislation needs to be vetted by the attorney-general’s office.
Once that is done, said Mousiouttas, he would present the bill to the cabinet. Once the cabinet gives the nod, the bill would be tabled to parliament.
Pillar zero, as it is called, concerns pensions for low-income earners.
Pillar one involves a reworking of the mechanics of the Social Insurance Fund, along with state pensions.
Provident funds and occupational pension schemes fall within pillar two.
The government aims to roll out pillars zero and one of pension reform at the beginning of 2027.
Maccabi Tel Aviv are due to play their EuroLeague home games at the Spyros Kyprianou arena in Limassol, starting with the Tel Aviv derby against Hapoel on November 12.
The move still awaits official confirmation from the club and from the EuroLeague itself, with plans for each game providing for 3,000 tickets for Maccabi supporters, 1,500 for the Cypriot public and 100 for fans of the visiting side; final arrangements for spectators have not been agreed.
Maccabi are still asking the EuroLeague for permission to return to their home ground in Israel. Should Euroleague not yield by January, the game against Panathinaikos on January 7 will also be played in Limassol.
The Cyprus Mail was informed that the EuroLeague was initially against the move to Cyprus due to its sponsorship deal with Turkish Airlines.
According to local media, a Maccabi representative spoke by telephone with one of the deputy police chiefs regarding the team’s presence and the running of the games.
From Monday, a designated police liaison is due to coordinate with the club’s managers at police headquarters level, covering the number of people travelling and their movements.
A video conference with Maccabi officials is planned to settle the details of police cover, and the club is expected to send an official letter within days on fan and team movements.
Maccabi were due to host Real Madrid in Limassol on October 22, but the game was played at the Aleksandar Nikolic Hall in Belgrade, which the club has used as its home court since the Hamas attack of October 7, 2023.
Maccabi formally asked Cyprus to host the games in a letter to President Nikos Christodoulides on September 22. Between 12 and 15 home games were expected in Limassol, depending on how far the club progressed.
Police unions have warned that the games would need about 500 officers and called them a “huge additional responsibility” for a force already short of staff.
A police source put the policing cost of all the games at more than €1 million.
Justice Minister Costas Fitiris told MPs on Monday that Cyprus had accepted a request to invoice Maccabi for the policing, although no game had yet been played on the island.
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The overall picture regarding the provision of meals to conscripts serving in the National Guard is satisfactory, members of the House audit committee said on Thursday during a discussion of the Audit Office’s special report on the matter.
Presenting the report’s findings, Audit Office director Akis Kikas said that €10 million is allocated annually to feeding National Guard conscripts, describing the meals as satisfactory in terms of quantity and quality, as well as efforts to avoid waste.
“The Audit Office’s assessment is that the food is very satisfactory,” he said.
The audit included unannounced inspections and meal tastings at catering facilities and military kitchens, alongside a questionnaire distributed to 1,100 randomly selected conscripts across Cyprus.
Christina Stefanou, representing the treasury’s public procurement directorate, said catering was introduced on a pilot basis in Larnaca in 2018 and Nicosia in 2019, following a defence ministry tender.
Military kitchens purchase ingredients through a treasury framework agreement, with spending on raw materials amounting to €3.3 million.
Deputy defence ministry permanent secretary Stelios Kountouris described the overall findings as positive, saying several improvements had already been implemented or were underway.
He said an electronic ordering system had been introduced to reduce waste, with encouraging results, while individual dietary requirements were being taken into consideration.
Kountouris also confirmed that the recruitment of professional cooks was underway and had reached the evaluation stage.
A health ministry representative said menus had been prepared in cooperation with clinical dietitians.
National Guard inspector-general Andreas Charalambous welcomed the findings, describing the Audit Office’s observations as manageable and saying implementation of its recommendations had begun.
On food safety, Kountouris said laboratory inspections were conducted by the State General Laboratory and Veterinary Services, while ingredients were checked upon delivery and unsuitable products could be returned.
Concerns were also raised over catering contracts, which run for two years with an option to renew for another two, with suggestions that more frequent tenders could better reflect fluctuations in food prices.
The frequency of meat consumption was also questioned, with calls for dietitians to review whether serving meat up to nine times a week was nutritionally appropriate.
Committee chairman Zacharias Koulias said some minor difficulties had been identified but appeared likely to be resolved.
“I believe we are at a good level despite the findings of the report,” he said, adding that the National Guard was making a considerable effort to ensure soldiers were properly fed.
He also questioned the frequency of meat consumption.
Committee member Nikos Kettiros said considerable improvements had been made in recent years, but further examination was needed into the amount of food discarded daily and why soldiers were not eating it.
“If so much money is being spent, so many quality checks are being carried out, and some soldiers still continue to choose food from outside, this is something we need to address, not to punish the young people serving their country, but to find out why they are not eating the food,” he said.
He also called for the deployment of professional cooks to be reviewed, noting that some military kitchens operated without qualified staff while four professional cooks were assigned to officers’ clubs.
Solar panels work best in bright sunshine, but that doesn’t mean they’re useless on a cloudy day, and even on overcast days, they still generate electricity
Solar panels work best in bright sunshine, but that doesn’t mean they’re useless on a cloudy day, and even on overcast days, they still generate electricity
O empreendimento, que conta com 113 unidades de alojamento, tinha abertura inicialmente prevista para junho deste ano, mas um incêndio ocorrido em março obrigou ao adiamento da inauguração.
With the holidays around the corner, now's a good time to grab your Christmas tree and stock up on cozy essentials like fuzzy slippers and plush throw blankets. This week, major retailers are hosting big sales events, like Kate Spade Outlet, which includes up to 70% off purses, and Amazon's Holiday Beauty Event, where you'll find coveted brands like Armani Beauty, Dove and Lancôme up to 30% off.
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Grab a Christmas tree you can use for years to come while it's more than half off. It comes pre-strung with lights you can adjust to white or multicolor.
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This Calvin Klein staple has a high 4.5 rating from more than 23,000 reviews. The longer-leg design helps prevent them from riding up. Cotton construction also offers a soft feel.
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This embroidered comforter adds visual and textural interest to your fall bedding, and it's a whopping 86% off. The set comes with a comforter and two pillowcases for a cohesive look.
Keep five pounds of candy in one bag — more than enough to go around this Halloween and still have your favorite sweets left over. The Witch's Brew variety includes Twizzlers, Jolly Rancher Chews, Jolly Rancher Lollipops and more. It's great for people who prefer fruity, tangy candy over sweet chocolate.
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Columbia's fall jacket is nearly 50% off this week if you choose the black option. It's easy to stuff in your hiking or camping gear, and the hood stows away on nicer days. The Omni-Shield fabric sheds rain and dries quickly, so you stay comfortable longer.
With the Snap-N-Charge charger, you can power up all your devices cable-free. The three rotating magnetic connectors make it a universal charging option for smartphones, tablets, headphones and more across different brands.
This True Temp pillow uses temperature-regulating technology and foam that conforms to your head to help you sleep cooler and more comfortably all night long. Choose from Classic, Contour or Ultimate shapes to match the pillow to your sleep needs (there's a quiz if you're not sure which is right for you).
Subscribe and save 10% every month on a generous porterhouse steak from Allen Brothers. It's hand-cut beef raised in the U.S. that makes the perfect meal for two.
Save on restaurant and grocery orders with a DashPass subscription through DoorDash. Members also get 5% back on pickup orders and 5% to 10% back on Lyft rides. It may be worth considering if you order delivery or eat out frequently.
DIRECTV offers live TV streaming without a satellite dish. Choose from several plans to stream sports, news and entertainment on your device. The traditional live TV streaming plan is currently $60 per month for the first three months, then increases to $90 per month. Some plans may offer a five-day trial.
Crest 3D Whitestrips Professional Effects are a convenient way to lift surface stains from your teeth. Compared to the cost of professional whitening, these are loved by shoppers for a reason. Many users see results after several days of consistent use. The set has 22 treatments to remove surface stains from coffee, tea and other drinks.
Brighten your garage or workshop with DeWalt's work light while it's more than 50% off. The integrated hook lets it hang overhead for hands-free illumination, and the battery (sold separately) lasts up to 25 hours on a single charge.
This Medicube cream has salmon DNA that helps moisturize and firm skin. Our editor particularly loves how hydrated and bouncy she feels after using it. Plus, the gentle formula works for sensitive skin.
Wrap up in this Eddie Bauer throw blanket now that chillier temperatures have arrived. Its blue-and-green plaid complements most spaces, while the generous size gives you plenty of room to cozy up.
Practical and cute don't often go together, but this Bagsmart toiletry bag manages to combine them. It has separate spaces for wet and dry toiletries and the waterproof PVC fabric and zipper on one side prevent spills from ruining other belongings. Plus, it comes in aesthetic colors.
This 65-inch Hisense TV runs on Google TV for an organized browsing experience you can control through your phone or voice control. When you're not watching any shows or movies, choose from more than 1,000 classic pieces of art and transform the TV into a realistic framed painting.
Now that colder weather is here, it's time to break out your slippers. EverFoams have a faux wool lining for warmth and a shoe-like outsole for indoor and outdoor tasks.
The Hume Pod 2.0 isn't just any scale — it shows dozens of health metrics in one place. Track muscle gain, fat loss, your metabolic age and 42 other metrics. It works with both Apple and Google fitness apps, so you can monitor all your information on your phone.
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