A new survey finds that Monday is the most relaxing day of the week according to women. 73-percent said the weekends are usually at least as stressful as the weekdays. Many women said Sundays are busy and full of chores, and 60-percent said they look forward to Monday evenings as a time to relax. The least popular day of the week was found to be Wednesday.

1) Hair loss rememdies. Maybe he needs it or even sort of wants someone to buy it for him. Still, save it for an everyday present and give Dad something else on Father's Day instead.
2) Back shaver. Keep the grooming gifts to things that feel more luxe and pampering than hygenic and personal, like a badger shaving brush James Bond would love.
3) Cologne. Dad's going to want to pick out the scent himself - it's a personal thing.
4) Aprons. If Dad spends a lot of time in the kitchen, it might seem like a good idea. But he'll probably be more excited by a gadget like a single-cup coffee maker or a juicer or an electric BBQ fork.
5) Fancy desk accessories. It's an understandable thought when Dad is the definition of The Man Who Has Everything. But he'd probably want something more fun to play with in his office, then, like a toy drone helicopter or a desktop record player.
6) "#1 Dad" anything. Best Dad" or "#1 Dad" motifs are cheesy, but you can still let him know he's the best Dad ever by giving him other stuff like cool beer steins.
7) Ties. If dad loves ties and you find one that he cannot live without, then go for it! But for the most part this gift is too cliché. Pick an accessory that he'll get the most use of this summer, like a classic pair of sunglasses.

A new study finds that 95-percent of people do not wash their hands long enough to kill bacteria after using the bathroom. 

Researchers found that among men, only half used soap and 15-percent didn't wash their hands at all, compared with 78-percent of women who used soap and seven-percent did not wash their hands. Researchers found that people were more likely to wash their hands properly if the sink was clean and if signage was posted encouraging handwashing. (Fox)

It’s getting hot out there. And with every step you take in your shoes, the more of a sweaty mess they become.

Here are some deodorizing tips that might just save your sneakers … and your wallet:

• Leave a few orange peels in your shoes.
   
• Sprinkle some vanilla extract onto some newspaper, crumple it up and put it in your shoes.
   
• Dump a bunch of baking soda in your shoes, seal them in Ziploc bags, and stick them in the freezer over night.