If your partner leaves a clothespin on your shower head, you had better know what it means

Online, it appears that there is no shortage of do-it-yourself cures and life hacks these days. Previously, parents would teach their kids these kinds of tips and methods, but with the introduction of the internet, a lot of things—knowledge foremost—became instantly shared.

At Newsner, we make an effort to provide interesting articles that either educate or inform—ideally both. Though we’ve written about a number of oddball subjects in the past, we’ve never discussed the matter of using a clothespin on your shower head.

To be honest, when I initially learned about this peculiar procedure, I raised an eyebrow.”Why would anyone do that in the world?”I said to myself,
But, as is so frequently the case, time has shown to be a reliable healer for my ignorance and impatience.

It turns out that there’s a very excellent reason why you should always have a clothespin on your shower head when you’re showering. Indeed, you ought to recognize your partner’s inventiveness if you ever come upon a clothespin there.


Here’s what to do, without further ado.

Acquire a wooden clothespin and an essential oil bottle containing scents like peppermint, lavender, and eucalyptus. Before attaching your clothespin to your shower head or shower curtain, immerse it in your preferred essential oil.

Finally, just turn on your shower like you always do. Whatever fragrance you’ve soaked your clothespin with should diffuse into the resultant steam, creating a DIY fragrance emitter that will add even more opulence to your shower experience.

You don’t think we’re real? Try it out and report back to us on your experience. It never ceases to amaze how little tricks like these, which typically involve basic home items, can have such a significant impact.

Were you aware of this before? Have you ever given it a try? Use the comment section to share your opinions with us.

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