来自MSN3 个月
Squid-bone sponge found to soak up 99.8 per cent of microplastics
A sponge made from a fusion of cotton fibre and squid bone could help to clear some of the world's microplastic pollution after a team of Chinese researchers found it can soak up as much as 99.8 ...
Homes and Gardens on MSN11 天
'A hotspot for germs' – 6 effective ways to keep your kitchen sponge sanitized to prevent ...
Your kitchen sponge might be a small tool, but it can harbor more bacteria than you’d imagine. Constant exposure to food ...
The Architects' Journal11 天
In practice: Soak it up – flood prevention nature’s way
Celebrated landscape architect Kongjian Yu tells Rob Wilson how he developed the Sponge City concept and about water’s ...
How Often Should You Replace Your Sponge? Scotch-Brite Settles the Debate
How you use your favorite sponge will determine its lifespan. Learning how to use it right is key to keeping your kitchen ...
BBC5 年
Sponge fingers recipes
Ready made sponge fingers keep for quite a long time, so they're great to keep on hand. Store them in an airtight container after opening the packet.
BBC14 年
Lemon sponge cake
Pour over the lemon drizzle mixture to soak the sponge, then set aside to cool on a wire rack. Using a metal spoon, carefully fold the mascarpone into the lemon curd mixture to create a marbled ...
Business Insider India9 年
43 genius things you can do with a sponge
Make a DIY nail polish remover: Instead of using a million cotton balls, stuff a sponge into a mason jar and soak it in acetone to make an easy DIY nail polish remover. Keep it sealed in a jar ...
BBC1 个月
Your kitchen sponge teems with bacteria – should you use a brush instead?
We use them to clean the dishes we eat off, but your kitchen sponge is a damp, crumb-filled environment that is perfect for bacteria to thrive in. Should you opt for a washing up brush instead?