Royal Caribbean’s Bionic Bar: A Futuristic Twist on Cocktails at Sea

Royal Caribbean’s Bionic Bar has taken cocktail-making to the next level with its fleet of robotic bartenders. These automatons can whip up classic and signature cocktails, as well as unique design-your-own options, in a matter of seconds. With endless combinations of ingredients and a no-limit policy, the Bionic Bar offers a futuristic and interactive drinking experience that is sure to impress cruise-goers.

Rubbing Alcohol: A Vinegar Alternative for Cleaner Surfaces

Vinegar, while effective as a cleaner, can leave behind an unpleasant odor. Rubbing alcohol offers a viable alternative, providing similar cleaning benefits but without the lingering smell. It effectively removes dirt and grime, disinfects surfaces, and leaves a streak-free finish. Available at drugstores and supermarkets, rubbing alcohol is also an economical option. By mixing it with water or using it undiluted for tougher stains, users can achieve professional-quality cleaning results at a budget-friendly cost.

The Works to Close Dereham Store Amidst Ongoing Closures

The Works, a popular British discount retailer, is set to close its Dereham, Norfolk store tomorrow due to failed lease renewal negotiations. The closure is part of a wider trend of store closures for the brand, with nine locations in Norfolk affected and the closest alternative store 11.8 miles away in Swaffham. The Works, known for its wide range of products including books, stationery, craft materials, games, and toys, has been expanding its portfolio in recent years, opening 14 new stores and refitting 34 existing ones. Despite the closures, the brand remains committed to enhancing customer experience and expanding its presence.

Say Goodbye to Brittle Nails: Simple TikTok Hack to Prevent Breakage

Tired of your nails constantly breaking? You’re not alone. According to TikTok, dry nails are the culprit. But fear not, because there’s an easy solution that can help you grow strong, unbreakable nails: cuticle oil. Apply it daily to keep your nails moisturized, and watch your nails transform into the long, healthy talons you’ve always dreamed of. If you’re not already filing your nails in one direction, it’s time to start. This helps prevent tearing and breaking. And don’t forget to wear gloves when doing household chores to protect your nails from harsh chemicals.

Iceland Expands Its £1 Range to Help Customers Struggling Amidst Cost-of-Living Crisis

Iceland supermarket has expanded its £1 range, adding 50 new items, including ready meals and frozen pizzas, bringing the total number of products costing £1 or less in-store and online to 750. Customers are praising the retailer for helping those who are struggling to afford basic necessities such as food. According to Richard Walker, executive chairman of Iceland Foods, the company is committed to providing affordable options for its customers during this difficult financial time.

Zara Tindall’s Spring Daytime Look: Recreate Her Outfit for Less

Zara Tindall, the equestrian and granddaughter of the late Queen Elizabeth II, stepped out in a stylish spring ensemble that combines comfort and elegance. While her exact outfit costs over £1,000, fashion-savvy shoppers can recreate her look for much less. Zara’s outfit featured white lace-up trainers from Fairfax and Favor, white ankle-cropped trousers, a casual white crew-neck T-shirt, a pinstriped blazer from Veronica Beard, and Am Eyewear Tommy Limited Edition Sunglasses in Mellow Yellow. Similar items can be found at affordable prices, including trainers from Tommy Hilfiger for £70, trousers from H&M for £15.99, a blazer from Next for £72, and sunglasses from Fossil UK for £48.

Dirty habits: Half of users don’t clean mobile phones after using them in the toilet

A new study has revealed that half of smartphone users don’t always clean their device after taking it to the toilet with them. The poll, of 2,000 adults, found 60 percent admit to heading into the loo with their phone – but many don’t give it a clean afterwards in the same way they do with their hands. Despite this, 57 percent then place their device on the kitchen counter, 47 percent pop it on the dining table, and 43 percent are then leaving the phone in their bed – potentially spreading germs. It also emerged three in 10 never disinfect their TV remotes – despite it being touched 5,475 times-a-year per person. But 49 percent admitted they have never thought about how germs are able to spread between people sharing household items. While items which are rarely or never cleaned goes beyond electronic devices – including salt and pepper shakers, kettles, condiments, and light switches.

Gardening tips for May: What to sow, plant and grow

With May here, it’s time to prepare your garden for the warmer weather and summer season. Dobbies’ plant buyer, Nigel Lawton, has outlined his top gardening tips for May, including what to sow and plant. Here are his recommendations:

**Summer bedding:** May is the best month for planting summer bedding plants, which includes patio containers and hanging baskets, beds and borders. Nigel suggests planting geraniums as they are both vibrant and low maintenance.

**Seeds to sow:** This month, gardeners should sow cornflowers, sunflowers and daisies. He also suggests sowing seeds for crops such as cucumbers, broccoli, peas, spring onions, and courgettes. Now is also an ideal time to sow quick-growing crops such as salads and spinach which can be sown every 10 days for a continuous supply of leaves.

**Flowers to plant:** Roses, peonies, and gladiolus are some of the best flowers to plant in May. Nigel explains: “Roses and peonies will fill your garden with sweet summer fragrances, while gladiolus is ideal for adding to your cut flower bouquets.”

One-of-a-kind custom dresses made from repurposed tea-towels – you’ll be amazed!

Scarlett Hawkes, a young fashion enthusiast, discovered her passion for sustainable style through YouTube and Google. She transforms pre-loved tea towels into unique dresses, jumpsuits, jackets, and skirts. Scarlett’s creations showcase her love for upcycling and her remarkable eye for design. She uses her Etsy store to sell her one-of-a-kind pieces, with midi dresses starting at £148. The versatile nature of her designs allows for customization, where customers can send in their own tea towels for incorporation into their garments. Scarlett’s passion for second-hand fashion shines through her creations, providing customers with a unique and sustainable way to express their personal style.

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