That pink slime in your bathroom isn’t soap. Speaking on TikTok, Dr Karan Rajan explained that the pink slime is a buildup of a bacteria called Serratia marcescens which loves damp, moist ...

Immerse yourself in the vibrant and relaxing world of slime and soap ASMR, designed to provide a satisfying sensory experience that calms the mind and soothes the soul. This video features a ...

OK, which focus group asked for soap made from Sydney Sweeney’s dirty bathwater? Because y’all are in trouble. In announcing the limited-edition Sydney’s Bathwater Bliss product Thursday ...

Including the three-in-one wireless charger your nightstand desperately needs — yes, I see those tangled USB cords.

While dish soap does have herbicidal properties, a lot has to go right for it to work, because many variables are in play. Factors include: Getting the proportion right in mixing.

Use dish soap (or laundry detergent) on the slime. Enter liquid dish soap, a miracle whose praises I have sung before. Now we can add slime removal to its list of cleaning glories: ...

Gwen Stefani sang about bathing in it, and now it’s actually becoming a thing, thanks to one euphoric actress. Sydney Sweeney is again partnering with soap brand Dr. Squatch to sell a limited ...

The soap -- made from pine bark extract, exfoliating sand and droplets of water Sweeney bathed in -- went on sale at 12 p.m. ET and was listed as sold out on the site within seconds.

Pink slime prevention 101 “The first rule of Pink Slime Club is to keep the bacteria [from] forming in the first place,” said Rajan, who boasts over 5.3 million followers on TikTok.

Rejoice, weirdos! Sydney Sweeney is selling a soap made from her very own bathwater. Yes, you read that right. The 27-year-old Anyone But You actress is now granting everyone and you the chance to ...