内容摘要："Clothing should be clean, unstained, untorn, properly fitted, and free of inappropriate or suggestive content. Undergarments should not be visible, and overly tight or revealing clothes are not allowed," the policy reads, according to Carreño.

"Clothing should be clean, unstained, untorn, properly fitted, and free of inappropriate or suggestive content. Undergarments should not be visible, and overly tight or revealing clothes are not allowed," the policy reads, according to Carreño.

She adds, "Yes, I put cheese straws n a sterling silver bowl… always. Life is too short not to enjoy pretty things. Especially, when they're passed down from generation to generation."Read the original article on

If you’re a fan of Costco’s rotisserie chicken, there’s a new product that will make a huge difference in your life. The grocery warehouse just released a new Tupperware container designed to hold the whole chicken. This comes after the newly designed packaging in March 2024, where they ditched the original plastic container in favor of a plastic bag.The move to bags helped the company reduce plastic use by 75% for every chicken, something that aligns with theirand efforts to improve their environmental impact.

Now they’ve come up with a reusable solution for anyone missing the original hard-shell packaging. Theis made of BPA-free plastic and is dishwasher safe. It has a capacity of 1.5 gallons and also features a grooved tray with handles, which is perfect for helping you lift out the delicious chicken without any mishaps.

Costco recently shared the product on

, where Costco shoppers had mixed reviews about the release. Though some commenters fell in love instantly, others were more skeptical, acknowledging that the new product, which is being sold for $23.79 online, “costs more than the chicken.” Others noted that their rotisserie chicken never lasted long enough for them to store it, since they couldn’t resist enjoying it the same day.,” said senior study author Miriam Diamond, a professor in the Earth Sciences Department at the University of Toronto.

With babies sleeping up to 16 hours a day, their crib mattress becomes one of the most important nursery items to scrutinize., which has previously highlighted

, shares what parents need to know about crib mattresses and the chemicals they may be releasing.If you’ve ever opened a new product and been hit with a strong chemical smell, you’ve experienced off-gassing. In simple terms, off-gassing is the release of