I have a few favorites: using a piece of potato or a cork to remove the rest of a broken light bulb from a socket; matching socks before washing them to make sure I get back what I put in; using raw rice, dish detergent and water in glass vases or narrow necked bottles and shaking it up to remove water marks and debris; and using vinegar to remove rust.
I LOVE these little life savers. I'm a renter so I always have to find that balance between making my space mine and making my landlady angry.That's why I'm crazy abo...
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My question as I watched these grandparents was always, "Why are you sweeping your yards, and why is there no grass around your house?" We have grass around ours.
I looove using dryer to sheets to make my cloths smell great, and I know that they have a bunch of other surprising, helpful uses as well. What are some unexpected wa...
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I'm getting a drill for as a birthday present I'm really excited, but I'm also concerned. I have a bit of a fear of power tools.What are your best safety tips for han...
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A TV stand is not available in the style of our end tables. It has been recommended to us that we look for a TV stand that is in contrast to the two tables (photos p...
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I have a few favorites: using a piece of potato or a cork to remove the rest of a broken light bulb from a socket; matching socks before washing them to make sure I get back what I put in; using raw rice, dish detergent and water in glass vases or narrow necked bottles and shaking it up to remove water marks and debris; and using vinegar to remove rust.