There are multiple ways you can make use of old wine corks instead of tossing them in the trash, including this DIY home ...

Ever wonder why recording studios and cozy cafes feel so peaceful? The secret might be hiding in plain sight—cork! This ...

Cork is harvested by stripping the bark from the tree, a process that is carefully timed to ensure the tree remains healthy and can continue to produce cork for years to come. The bark is removed ...

A well-known East Cork eatery has hilariously clapped back at a review left ... but that they also had a responsibility as restaurant owners to make sure their environment is clean and safe. The ...

This goes to the heart of Casa Cork: cork is one of the world’s most sustainable materials. It comes from the harvested bark of the cork oak, meaning that the tree doesn’t need to be cut down. Plus, ...

Instead, the bark of the Oak Cork tree is harvested once a decade ... consider dampening a cloth with hydrogen peroxide and buffing the cork liner after you clean it with soap and water to disinfect ...

Bark beetle-infested spruce trees begin to dry out already before any visible signs of tree mortality appear, a recent study shows. Bark beetle-infested spruce trees begin to dry out already ...

SPRING is just a couple of weeks away, meaning many households will be going through a huge spring clean. To move into ... And the cute slogan reads 'live love bark'. The storage baskets are ...

It's also easy to clean. The material is water resistant (so less likely ... can be scratched and is susceptible to furniture damage Cork is actually the bark of the cork oak tree. Bark naturally ...

Co Cork , joint winner of, Campaigner of the Year Award, at the Clean Coasts’ Ocean Hero Awards 2024. A champion of West Cork’s stunning coastline has been named a campaigner of the year at ...

You might also not see the same results from synthetic wine corks, which are made with plastic instead of cork oak bark. Trying the wine cork trick ... you may consider placing a few clean corks ...

It was a week ahead of her due date, and, as firstborns are often late, we both agreed we had ample time to do our business and get back home to Cork ... up the gnarled bark of a great big ...