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About Good Housekeeping magazine:

A subscription to Good Housekeeping magazine has provided hundreds of thousands of women with vital information and genuinely useful advice on a broad range of subjects relevant to their lives.

From food to fashion, beauty to home buys, relationships, health, financial tips and great interviews with interesting women, a subscription to Good Housekeeping magazine has got the lot. So don’t miss out – subscribe today!

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Good Housekeeping magazine was founded back in 1885 by Clark W. Bryan in Massachusetts, USA, with the British edition following in 1922, and is one of the “Seven Sisters”. This is a group of women’s service magazines including Better Homes and Gardens, Family Circle and Ladies’ Home Journal.

Good Housekeeping is and has always been a very socially aware magazine, advocating for pure food back as far as 1905 and playing a key role in leading to the 1906 Pure Food and Drug Act. Good Housekeeping magazine also prohibited the advertising of cigarettes in the magazine in 1952, a full 12 years before the Surgeon General’s warning labels were made a legal requirement.

In 1909, the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval was established and ever since, experts at the Good Housekeeping Research Institute have been evaluating products to determine whether or not they perform as promised so that they can earn the prestigious Good Housekeeping Seal.

The Good Housekeeping Research Institute’s staff of scientists, engineers, nutritionists, and researchers is dedicated to evaluating and testing everything from moisturizers to bed sheets to cell phones, making Good Housekeeping synonymous with good value and reliability.

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I love Good Housekeeping. You can get so many good ideas from the magazine and adapt what it says to your own style. And they always interview really interesting people. That’s the whole package for me and it’s always great to sit down with a copy.
JESSICA FORREST loves Good Housekeeping Magazine!
Jessica Forrest
Good Housekeeping has become a real favourite over the past couple of years, I must admit. I think as we get older, we all get a little more obsessed with homeware! Well, I do anyway! I can't wait to go home and stick the new plants I got into some old battered wellies. But seriously, I love it - so many ideas for the home. A great magazine.

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4 stars
by anonymous

I've been getting Good Housekeeping for many years. It gives me a feeling of security - I used to read my mother's copy 60 years ago - Semolina Silkpaws, and Wolf Mankiewitz! I just wish it featured more realistically priced clothes for the majority of people, who are on low to middle incomes, shop in ordinary high street shops, and can't afford designer labels.

 
5 stars
by Donna

I bought this as a gift for my 87 year old grandmother and she really likes it, perhaps not the type of magazine she'd buy herself but as she says, there are always some really interesting features.

 
4 stars
by Shaya

Nice big glossy mag to browse throughvery well set out with a good variety of features and regular items, I am currently subscribing to this and look forward to receiving it every month. Recommended

 
4 stars
by anonymous

I look forward to my Good Housekeeping issue each month. It covers a variety of issues - financial, health, food and much more. Then I pass it on to my mum who is also now an avid fan of the magazine. I will be subscribing for many more years to come.

 
5 stars
by Rob

I subscribed to Good Housekeeping as a birthday present for my wife. She loves it and it keeps her quiet for hours every month......

 
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by Lorraine

Look forward to receiving the magazine every month. Great recipes and helpful articles and ideas. Long may it continue.

 
5 stars
by anonymous

Good variety of topics covered. Like the coverage Health issues and reviews of products, though I wish they would focus less on higher priced items and more mid to low end products. Love the cooking section. Some good menus, with clear details of prep time etc and caalories per serving. I have been taking this magazine for at least 10 years.

 
4 stars
by Maggie

As a long-time ex-pat now living in the south of France, when I get my copy of Good Housekeeping in the post it is always an extra pleasure for the day, to add to the sun and the bright blue sky. I have alwaus enjoyed receiving it over nearly fifty years (whatever the climate wherever I might be)

 
4 stars
by Carol

The magazine is colourful, informative, trendy and covers a variety of very useful topics. I look forward to mine arriving each month.

 
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by valerie

great and reliable magazine. gives excellent reviews on consumer goods,good recipes and fashion features.

 

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