"How Often Should You...?"

from Coffee Brakes With Steve · host Steve Glavan

This episode was originally livestreamed on YouTube and Facebook on June 24, 2023. Everything we own and use has a shelf life. Whether cleaning, renewing or replacing, there’s a time for everything… but do you know what that time is for the things you use most frequently? When should you replace your toothbrush? How frequently should you launder your clothes? How often should you take a shower? How many times a year should you test your smoke detectors?

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