Kevin Craig+FollowYour meds + heatwaves = risky combo?Did you know some common meds can make you way more sensitive to heat? With temps rising, drugs like ACE inhibitors, diuretics, and certain antidepressants can mess with how your body handles heat—think less sweating and not feeling thirsty. That means overheating is a real risk, not just feeling sweaty. Docs say keep taking your meds, but definitely plan to stay cool and hydrated when it’s hot out. Maybe time to check in with your doctor about your prescriptions and heat! #Health #BodyHealth #HeatwaveTips30Share
Kendra Hart+FollowWhy Gardeners Are Grabbing Bed SheetsDid you know your garden could use a bed sheet right now? With this brutal heatwave frying the US, some plants are seriously struggling. Shade lovers like begonias are wilting fast, but here’s the hack: toss a bed sheet or net curtain over your plants to shield them from the worst rays! Just remember to pull it off when things cool down. Bonus tip: mulch helps lock in moisture, so your garden doesn’t dry out. Who knew laundry day could save your blooms? #GardeningHacks #HeatwaveTips #PlantCare #Home40Share
wmadden+FollowWhy You Should Skip Mowing This WeekendHeatwave incoming! If you’re thinking about mowing your lawn, hold up—experts say cutting grass during a scorcher can actually do more harm than good. Instead, try these pro tips: use leftover bath or sink water (no harsh chemicals!) to keep things green, water early in the morning, and mulch before the heat hits. Your lawn will thank you, and you’ll dodge the dreaded crispy grass look. Who knew skipping chores could be so smart? #LawnCare #HeatwaveTips #GardeningHacks #Home181Share
Adam Boyer+FollowKeep Your Lawn Alive in a Heatwave!Worried your lawn will turn into a crispy mess during the heatwave? Gardening pro Lucie Bradley has some genius hacks: 1) Reuse grey water (think leftover bath or sink water—just skip the harsh chemicals), 2) Water early in the morning to avoid disease, and 3) Mulch before it gets scorching to lock in moisture. Oh, and don’t even think about mowing when it’s blazing hot—your grass needs a break! #GardenHacks #HeatwaveTips #EcoFriendly #Home00Share
