Exposition: The Post Hoc Fallacy is committed whenever one reasons to a causal conclusion based solely on the supposed cause preceding its effect. Of course, it is a necessary condition of causation that the cause precede the effect, but it is not a sufficient condition. Thus, post hoc evidence may suggest the hypothesis of a causal relationship, which then requires further testing, but it is never sufficient evidence on its own.
Simply make a cup of soap nut 'tea' by soaking 4 or 5 bagged soap nuts in a cup of very hot water for approximately 3 minutes. Pour both the soap nuts liquid and bag in wash. Remove from washer at end of the wash to dry (leave soap nuts in bag). Re-use 3 to 5 times. Soap nuts are no longer effective when they thin, turn soft, mushy and very light tan or gray.
Ever see someone wearing a crisp white T-shirt or gleaming pair of white pants and wish your clothes could look like that? Ditto goes for your sheets and towels. Well, now your laundry can look spectacular with these tips from cleaning expert Linda Cobb, the Queen of Clean. And says Cobb, these tips not only keep whites white, but can make dingy clothes look like new. 1. Separate your colors âThe biggest mistake people make is that they donât really separate their loads,â says Linda Cobb, author of nine books including Talking Dirty Laundry with the Queen of Clean.