Bath mats play an important role in the bathroom. Not only do they absorb wetness from you jumping out of the shower, but they also add a nice touch to the overall feel of the space. Typically, households tend to use fabric bath mats. However, if you’d prefer to try a more unique option, then […]
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Retreating into a hot bath is one of the best ways to cap off a long, hard day. More than just a stress reliever, it’s a form of self-care. Light up some sweet-scented candles, listen to music, read a good book, enjoy a glass of wine – et voila! The ritual is complete. But you […]
Long before Nawrap, there were only traditional mosquito nettings or kaya. These hand-woven, porous materials played a huge role in Japanese households for thousands of years. From the early 1700s, the Japanese have been utilizing woven hemp fibers as protection from pests and annoying mosquitos, especially in the summertime. The Kaya varied in sizes – some large enough […]
Grilling is the oldest methods of cooking with a long history dating back to the caveman days. And in the present day, it’s probably one of the more favored ways of preparing food. It’s less fatty, fun to do with friends and family, and not to mention the irresistible charred flavor. Although are several types […]