Perhaps nothing can be more irritating than a persistent cough. You know, the type that disturbs your sleep, embarrasses you in front of your boss, and gets in the way of your productivity. It can be truly annoying as it is uncomfortable!

Generally speaking, most of us turn to medication when we get a bad cough. However, there are some instances when a supposedly-effective medicine just wouldn’t do the trick. So we desperately try a different brand and only end up in disappointment after learning that even that isn’t that much of a help in the long run.

So what do you do if you want to experience quick relief? Well here’s a quick hack you might want to consider.

A quick solution for your annoying cough.

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Cars have gone a long way from its skeleton ancestors to the present day’s hybrid units that are packed with unimaginable features. As vehicles go through innovation, a lot of issues have been resolved to optimize the comfort and safety of driving. However, one issue remains to be a problem despite the high technology wrapped in cars today. The problem of windows fogging up still remains a concern for all drivers, and it seems like no tech will ever make it go away.

Winter is already here and everyone’s once again excited to see the beauty of different cities covered in snow. Road trips will, however, be a challenge since snow will make it hard to navigate the highways and the fog forming on windows will make it extra difficult to see what’s ahead. But even in summer, we also experience a cloudy windshield when we let hot air inside and suddenly turn on the AC.

A vlogger experimented on five products that might be able to solve the problem of windows fogging up.

Fog is formed when there’s temperature and humidity change. For a long time, we have been using shampoo to stop our car windows from fogging up. The air conditioner also helps cease the clouding inside. However, the solution is only temporary and it is pretty inconvenient to step out of the car once in a while to reapply shampoo on the window....

Your home should be a sanctuary, a place where you can feel safe and at peace. Aside from making sure you have the basics, you also need to keep your place neat and tidy. Doing so doesn't just mean cleaning objects around your home; it also means cleaning the air inside your house.

How do you exactly do that? Well, you can plug in air purifiers, or you can go for a more natural approach: acquiring air-filtering houseplants.

In the late 1980s, NASA was researching ways to detoxify the air inside its space stations. They conducted a study to identify the best plants for filtering indoor air and converting carbon dioxide to oxygen. In 1989, NASA released the results of the study and it included a comprehensive list of plants that are most effective in ridding the air of toxic agents. The study also suggested installing at least one plant per every hundred square feet of indoor space as plants can remove airborne toxins such as trichloroethylene, formaldehyde, benzene, xylene, and ammonia.

To see which plants are the best to put in your homes (or offices), see NASA's 17 recommendations below. We're sure you'll find something easy to source and can fit your space. ...