I wish I were better at chemistry. I really enjoy researching the potential harm in cosmetics and medicines. Fortunately, some apps provide detailed information and flag chemicals that might be harmful, which I truly appreciate.
Whenever I clean my house or do laundry, I regret not studying chemistry more seriously. Of course, I understand that not all chemistry books cover everything I need in daily life.
Many stain removal tips are based on chemical reactions, and if I had a better understanding of the basics, I could apply those principles more effectively—almost like setting traps in "Home Alone" to fight off stubborn stains! Doesn't that sound intriguing?
Today, I tried to remove dried sweat stains by soaking clothes in a solution of vinegar and water. I used to do laundry right after wearing clothes to avoid unwanted odors and stains, but despite my efforts, they still accumulated over time. Before I learned more about the chemistry behind cleaning, I would simply boil clothes in a large pot.
How did it work out? Unfortunately, not as well as I hoped—the stains were still there. My sister recommended a product she bought online after seeing an advertisement on Instagram. She said it worked well without much effort, so I’ll give it a try later.
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Hi Joypark! I have a request. Can you help me find a PDF of the book Ready Player One in Korean? I've tried to look but my Korean isn't good enough yet :( I've found it in five other languages and would love to add Korean to my collection :)
This was beautifully written! You have near-native writing proficiency. Brava!
@CocoPop I looked it up, but there was no free version. 😢 Are you a big fan of the book?
Thank you for trying! Yes, I love the book and the movie. I wouldn't mind paying for it, I just don't know how to do it :(
@CocoPop I can find only paper book. I don't know why e-book isn't published. sorry
No problem. Thanks again for looking)))