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Michael Walsh‘The future is female,’ Hillary Clinton says in 1st post-inauguration statement
Hillary Clinton may have lost the presidential election, but she’s still advocating for one of her campaign’s core tenets — increasing opportunities for women and girls. “Despite all the challenges we face, I remain convinced that yes, the future is female,” Clinton said.
4 Ways to Speed Up Your Mac Without Any Investment
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Yahoo Makers Contributors5 Ways to Turn Your Bathroom Into a Spa for Under $100
A spa day can make us feel pampered, but with the prices, it can also make us feel poor. No need to break the bank or leave the comfort of your home to have the same experience! Watch and see how to transform your own bathroom into a tranquil spa on the cheap. Also on Yahoo Makers: Skip the Spa and Make This At-Home DIY Relaxation Kit Just Say Ahh: World’s Largest Sauna Opens in Norway The DIY Gift that Dry Winter Hands Will Thank You For Related video on Yahoo Makers: Let Yahoo Makers inspire you every day!
Bob Vila on YahooHow To Remove Soap Scum—Once and For All
Use one of these methods to get rid of that gross, filmy layer coating your tub, shower, and tile, then try out our tips for eliminating it forever! —Jennifer Noonan Photo: Zillow Digs home in Franklin Park, NJ If you bathe your body at all, you’ll inevitably encounter soap scum. While that stubborn, scaly buildup forms when the fatty acids, talc, and other ingredients in bar soap react with the minerals in hard water, soap scum also contains body oil, dirt, bits of dead skin, and bacteria. Making the situation even less appealing, if soap scum is left to harden, it’s incredibly difficult to remove from your tub or shower. Photo: fotosearch.com Clear Up the Cloudiness Store-Bought Cleaners Some popular commercial cleaning products, such as Dow Scrubbing Bubbles, have cracked the code on soap scum.
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Teen’s Coffin Becomes a Touching Yearbook-Style Tribute
Laura Hillier, an 18-year-old from Burlington, Canada, had been battling acute myeloid leukemia for years. Sadly, the teen passed away on January 20th — and now touching photos have surfaced of the unique send-off her friends and family arranged.
