| No Images? Click here   It might not feel like spring outside, but it is here. And, for many of us, with the new season comes the urge to clean. HuffPost’s Taylor Pittman decided to amp up your spring cleaning ritual by taking a look at all the products around us that we fail to clean but should.She writes:"If you’ve been bitten by the spring cleaning bug, chances are your to-do list includes purging your closet, scrubbing down the toilet and, if you’re really dedicated, maybe even replacing your kitchen sponges.But when was the last time you thought to clean your light switches?Studies have identified plenty of easy-to-overlook spots in your home and among your belongings (like that wallet you’ve used for 10 years) that are popular havens for bacteria and fungi.We’re surrounded by a multitude of bacteria and viruses, and it’s important to know not all of them will make you sick. But if you’re looking for germy places that might need a little extra attention because you’ve never thought to clean them, any of these could be a good starting point.”So prepare yourself to take stock of all the things that could be harvesting bacteria and start cleaning! Cute overload American presidents have long owned pets while occupying the White House; Donald Trump is the first president in roughly 150 years not to have a pet while in office. We took a look back at presidential pets, which have ranged from sheep to dogs. Fun for history buffs and animal lovers alike.
Long read I'm loving:If you’re a parent, it’s likely you have an unusual affinity for Target. It’s just one of those things about parenthood. But why? Caroline Bologna looked at the psychological (and marketing) reasons behind many parents’ love affair with the red bullseye.
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