Today You Should Know answers your curious questions about how the world works. Here's everything we've covered (so far) on the topic of life skills. Whether you're interested in how to darn a sock or why honey never goes bad, there will definitely be something that satisfies your curiosity about how the world works.
It depends. If you're in the United States, probably not. If you're outside the U.S., probably so.
Darning is a simple sewing technique used to mend holes or reinforce worn out spots on any knit clothing item, including socks and sweaters.
It turns out the U.S. has more of a “you do you” approach to consumer safety regulation.
If you've ever wondered why your food tastes so good when it's cooked in oil, it's because of a little thing called heat transfer.
Is it something to worry about?