Follow @TIMEBusiness. Should broadband Internet service be treated as a basic utility in the United States, like electricity, water, and traditional telephone service? Thatâs the question at the heart of an important and provocative new book by Susan Crawford, a tech policy expert and professor at Cardozo Law School.
An article in Mother Nature Network lists nine home uses of tea tree oil, including: 1  Toothbrush cleaner â A drop of tea tree oil can disinfect your toothbrush, which is a breeding ground for mold and bacteria.  Mold treatment â Mix a drop with a cup of water, spray on moldy areas, and then wipe clean.
Tea tree oil is used for treating scabies because it is believed to contain antibacterial and anti-fungal properties, which help people to fight and rise against the evil of scabies using this method. The most common process of treating scabies with tea tree oil is by bathing in water containing a few drops of oil. About 10 ml of tea tree oil is sufficient for a bathtub half filled with warm water.