Danielle Ramos-Sullivan
School
St. Francis College
Expertise
Gardening, Organizational Home Tips, Cleaning Hacks
- Danielle is an award-winning writer who has won Best Column by the Parenting Media Association several times and has received Silver and Gold awards from the PMA's for over 10 years in a row.
- She has always had a green thumb and prides herself on growing tomatoes well into November in New York City.
- Her home is truly her favorite place to be and she feels most at peace when it's organized and free of clutter, and she can delve into the wonder of writing poetry and essays. Danielle believes that your home should be an extension of who you are and also make you feel warm and fuzzy.
Experience
Danielle has worked in publishing as a writer and editor for over two decades and has held every title from Editorial Assistant to Editorial Director. She specializes in lifestyle and women's health and has written for New York Parenting, SurvivorNet, Disney's Babble, ASPCA, New York Family Magazine, Midwifery Today, Mommy Poppins, Brooklyn Paper, and several other publications and websites.
Education
Danielle has a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from St. Francis College in Brooklyn Heights.
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Stories By Danielle Ramos-Sullivan
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Although ladybugs can be beneficial in your garden, they are unwelcome as house guests. Fortunately, you can use a simple, fruit-based hack to keep them away.
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When it comes to ridding the home of ants, most people choose between the spray or bait methods. We'll explain how they are different and which is better.
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To sip or to soak? Your average laundry routine is about to get a whole lot fizzier and fresher. Just open the fridge and grab a can of Coca-Cola.
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Storing toilet paper can be a hassle, but luckily this TikTok hack provides a genius solution. Here's how to use a hanger to create toilet paper storage.
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While a yellow or gold lawn may (naturally) be cause for concern, it's possible you have nothing to worry about. Your lawn may just be one step ahead of you.
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When you are in a pinch, it's always good to have a useful hack up your sleeve. We find out if an eraser can really bring an old battery back to life.
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Anyone who has stored food in plastic containers knows that the stains left by certain foods can be unsightly. Learn how to get rid of stains on plastic dishes.
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If you or a pet gets sprayed by a skunk, it can feel like a nightmare. Instead of reaching for the tomato juice, grab this cleaning staple instead.
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Hydrogen peroxide, known for cleaning wounds, has many other uses around the home. From removing stains to cleaning dishes, you'll want to keep it on hand.
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When attempting a home DIY project, it can be frustrating if you don't have the right tools. Check out these household items you can use as a hammer in a pinch.
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Small pests can do real damage to your beloved plants. This at-home mixture will prevent an aphid or spider mite infestation before it starts.
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If you have a bottle of vinegar sitting in the back of your cupboard that has been there for a while, you might be wondering if it is time to throw it out.
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If rodents are sneaking into your house despite your best efforts, you might want to check out this overlooked place where they could be sneaking in.
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Gardening with cuttings is the best way to acquire more of the same plants, but rooting them is always a struggle. Make it easier with one versatile spice.
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If you have cats or dogs, you'll want to avoid planting foods in the allium family. These plants can make them quite ill. Learn which plants to avoid.
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Though they might look it, skunks are not furry friends that you want in your garden. Keep the pests out with one ingredient you likely throw away each morning.
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Ants are a common household pest, and they can be difficult to get rid of. Luckily, this popular cleaner will help to quickly solve your ant problem.
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Toilet clogs are always a pain, and sometimes you might be horrified to find you misplaced your plunger. But what about shampoo? Can it help unclog your toilet?
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Grime and mold tend to build up in the most hard-to-reach places. However, thanks to this small bathroom staple, you can wipe it up with ease.
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Once you've used up your parmesan cheese, don't throw out the empty container. Instead, wash it and fill it with this common household ingredient.
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While mums are fairly low-maintenance, they do have specific requirements to thrive, including getting the right amount of water at optimal times.
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If you wait until a nasty clog to clean your shower drain, clearly your drain needs cleaned more often. Here's how regularly you should clean it.
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Raccoons most often leap into trash cans overnight because these masked bandits are nocturnal. But one common household ingredient can keep these critters out.
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Due to their small size, chiggers can be a hard-to-detect menace. Protect your yard by planting this popular flower that repels chiggers naturally.
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Even if you keep your house squeaky clean, you still might be missing a prime hiding spot for cockroaches. Be careful about leaving these objects around.
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Many assume that flushing old medicines down the toilet is always best practice, but there are drawbacks. Here's what to consider and what you can do instead.
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When a bar of soap is left on a tray, it can become a slimy, disintegrated mess. To make your soap last longer and stay cleaner, try out this handy hack.