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Suzette Hagen

Richmond, VA
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  • Inexpensive old fashion shower curtain hooks.
  • Threads through the chain and through the loop on any feeder and then locks in place! 3

The Perfect Bird Feeder Hooks!

Inexpensive old fashion shower curtain hooks make the best bide feeder hooks that lock in place and are easy to reopen no matter what the weather. Available at hardware stores or Walmart ...»
in packs of a dozen. I use them all around the house and yard!

Julee S
Julee S Bangor, MI
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    Commented on Apr 08, 2013
    They are good for wind chimes and decorative flags (from slipping down on pole) Hook onto the ...»
    loop inside the flag. Don't think they would be good for hanging plants. lol I have also used these for hanging cooking utensils.

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  • Clean drum after running the vinegar through the hottest cycle.
  • If possible, clean the chemical dispensers while the washer is running.
  • It is a good idea to clean the rim and door/lid of any grime.

Make your washer clean itself!

It sounds funny that you have clean a machine designed for cleaning, but the washer does need some love. Detergent and grime build up on the drum over time. ...»

Luckily, it's pretty easy to clean. Dump a couple cups of vinegar with a little bit of lemon juice (for smell) into the washing machine and set to the hottest cycle. While the washer is running, wipe down the exterior with a mixture of vinegar and water.

After the cycle is completed, clean the detergent, bleach, and fabric softener dispensers with the same mixture.

HomeSpot HQ
HomeSpot HQ Durham, NC
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    Commented on Mar 19, 2013
    Think I would go with Lavender scent, instead of lemon! Except...... the MEN wouldn't like ...»
    it!!!! lol

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Cheap and Easy Trick for Cleaning a Smooth Stovetop

Here's a simple way to clean a smooth stovetop using baking soda and a wet soapy towel. I've done this several times and it really does work!
The Make Your Own Zone
The Make Your Own Zone Wyoming, MI
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  • Suzette Hagen
    Commented on Jan 30, 2013
    This is for Linda M. Believe it or not...... for baked on "stuff" on your stove, you use a ...»
    single edge razor blade. ( not an old one, it will scratch) when I bought my stove, that's what the book said. I have never had a problem, or scratches. The baked on stuff will get worse, the more you cook on it!

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Is there a more detail on tools needed.... and HOW TO?

This comment is for making a bench from an old bed.
Suzette Hagen
Suzette Hagen Richmond, VA
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  • Suzette Hagen
    Commented on Jan 19, 2013
    Yes, Steve.... I was! Where are the specific directions?
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  • This started as my girlfriend's pink daughter's bed (see pink photo).
  • This is how it starts. 1
  • Another bed turned bench for my friend and her three boys.
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Turn that unwanted twin bed into a useful bench!

I absolutely love this idea. Your children are growing up and it may be hard for you to throw their old bed. Rather than stowing it away in an attic, because you just can't part with ...»
it, re-purpose it into a fabulous bench! This can be done with any size bed, but is probably easiest with a twin. Use the headboard as the back of your bench and then cut the footboard to make the both sides. Build the bench part in and . . . voila! A great re-purposed heirloom.

Painted Therapy
Painted Therapy Nashua, NH
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  • Suzette Hagen
    Commented on Jan 19, 2013
    This is REALLY great! Will be looking for an old bed at thrift stores to make this for the summer!
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Winter White Wreath

For only three dollars and lots of snipping you can create this fluffly, wintry white wreath
Remodelando la Casa - Cristina
Remodelando la Casa - Cri... Germantown, MD
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    Clipped on Dec 16, 2012 to Suzette Hagen's board
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Bird feeder deterrent

After so long doing battle with squirrels attacking my bird feeder and trying everything possible, I resorted to doing something less expensive. I simply took packing tape, {sticky side ...»
outside} and so far they have not been able to get past it .I have watched it for 2 days and so far the birds are able to eat in peace the squirrels just pick up the seed that falls

Alice G
Alice G Palm City, FL
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  • Suzette Hagen
    Commented on Sep 24, 2012
    I am not a tree expert, but after time... that may hurt the tree! After moisture, and tape ...»
    residue, who know what may form, and if it's suffocating the tree! It IS a beautiful tree. Google that in, Hope ie works!!!!

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  • "Polatems" (Pots,plates, totems)  My husband always says "What will she think of next"! 30
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"Polatems" (pots, plates, totems) birdbaths, bird feeders and planters.

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Patty S Sturgeon Bay, WI
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