Joey Skladany is a NYC-based food, travel, and lifestyle writer. With a passion for exploring the culinary world, Joey has written for various publications including Today, AskMen, InsideHook, and CNET. His articles cover a range of topics from food trends and restaurant reviews to travel guides and lifestyle advice.
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Joey Skladany's articles predominantly focus on lifestyle, house & home, beauty & fashion, and food & beverage. His coverage includes promotional deals, reviews, how-to guides, seasonal topics, and gift guides.
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Stick a few potted plants on your kitchen countertop this summer and watch the ants go marching off.
Certain plants are known to repel moths, mosquitos, ants and fruit flies. Here are six species to add to your home to combat summer bugs.
By: Joey Skladany
Repel mosquitos, ants, flies and beetles with these six common houseplants. As the heat rises, so do the bugs.
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