Soak a cotton ball in this solution and then set the sticky cotton ball on a piece of wax paper in an area that the insects frequent. This will really draw the creatures and each one that feeds on ...

My friend Lee recently sent me a link to an article touting the efficacy of using cotton balls in houseplants to improve water retention in the soil as well as the transfer of water slowly to help ...

Gardeners have been urged to place cotton balls around their gardens in the month of April to get rid of their biggest enemies. Rodents like squirrels, voles, mice and rats are known to cause ...

We've all been there: reaching for the medicine cabinet with a splitting headache, opening the new pill bottle, and digging through a giant cotton ball to get to the capsules. Why are those cotton ...

They only grow about 1.5 to 1.9 inches long and have fluffy white coats, like tiny living cotton balls. Their skin contains lutein, a yellow carotenoid pigment, which gives their nose, face ...