October 2016
Winterizing e-bikes: How to get your bike through autumn and winter
Protect your e-bike from winter weather with proper storage and maintenance. Learn how to keep your battery healthy and prevent rust during the cold months.
8 small, nasty beauty mishaps
Discover quick fixes for common beauty blunders, from smudged mascara to misplaced eyeshadow. Learn pro tips to prevent and correct these everyday makeup mishaps.
In fall and winter: Storing potatoes correctly
Keep potatoes fresh and safe by storing them between 4–12°C in darkness and dryness, away from light and ripening fruits that trigger sprouting.
Crafting fun for a spooky-chic haunted festival
Learn to craft spooky decorations with simple materials: create glowing cat lanterns and glittery ghost pumpkins perfect for your haunted festival.
As versatile as I am: LEA number 43 now on newsstands
Discover how to lose weight with a protein-focused plan, learn self-love secrets from six inspiring women, and create a home that nourishes your soul.
Why are women more likely to be cold than men?
Women produce less body heat than men due to smaller body size, higher fat content, and slower metabolism. Yet most office air conditioning systems are designed for the male body.
DIY fall decorations: Enchanting pendants with crafting instructions
Create stunning fall pendants with modeling clay, metallic paints, and animal stamps. Follow our step-by-step guide to craft enchanting decorations perfect for autumn displays.
What good are online reviews?
Learn how to spot authentic online reviews by looking for mixed ratings, company responses, and verified author profiles—key indicators that separate genuine feedback from fake praise.
Safely through fall and winter: Make yourself visible!
Stay safe during darker months by making yourself visible with proper lighting, reflective gear, and reflectors on bikes, clothing, and even pet accessories.
How dangerous is the plant toxin in beer?
Glyphosate detected in beer has sparked health concerns, but experts confirm it poses no risk—you'd need to drink 1,000 liters daily for harm.
Commodity knowledge: All about potatoes
Learn how to select, store, and prepare potatoes perfectly—from choosing the right varieties to gentle cooking methods that preserve their delicate flavor.
Headaches: are invisible sound waves to blame?
British researcher Tim Leighton reveals that intense ultrasound waves from everyday devices may trigger headaches, tinnitus, and dizziness—despite being inaudible to human ears.