But 'foamy' or frothy urine is multiple layers of tiny to medium-sized bubbles in the toilet bowl that do not go away ... it could be a sign of kidney disease. 'Under normal circumstances, the ...

These hardworking solutions often need nothing more than a quick sprinkle and flush, with a short wait in between for activation, to free your toilet bowl and ... A pumice stone may be an old ...

A man has died after rolling a ride-on lawnmower in central Queensland township of Dixalea yesterday morning. The 59-year-old ...

Scrub the toilet bowl with a rough scratchy item. Use sandpaper or a pumice stone to remove hard water stains. To avoid scratches on the porcelain, never sand or rub dry. This method can also be used ...

AMBLER, Pennsylvania (WPVI) -- Tiffany Williams gave her son, Jayden, the gift of a kidney donation. And together, they were gifted with Super Bowl tickets from the NFL and Eagles. Jayden ...

Q: What are kidney stones and how do I prevent them? Kidney stones are common, impacting approximately one in five men and ...

A STUDY which represents local clinicians’ first attempt to investigate the prevalence of urolithiasis (kidney stones) has shown that the disease is very common in T&T, with a self-reported ...

Later, she received an unexpected diagnosis: kidney stones, typically an affliction of older adults. Now 25, Pleskoff, a Seattle native who has endured more than 30 kidney stones, is part of a ...

If you've already tried to flush the clog down a second time and the toilet bowl is positively brimming, add the soap ...

Kidney stones are quite common, with a prevalence estimated to be between 1–15% of the global population. These are hard deposits made of minerals and salts that form inside the kidneys and ...