- Run hot water in the kitchen sink before turning on the dish washer.
- “Burp” Tupperware for a better seal.
- Clothes pins make great “chip clips” along with sealing cereal, flour, and more.
- Preheat a mug with hot water to keep coffee warm longer.
Baking soda and vinegar followed by boiling water will dissolve most plumbing clogs.- Fitted sheets can be folded by tucking the elastic corners under one another.
- Put pillows in a freezer for twenty-four hours to kill microscopic mites and other critters. (And, yes, your pillow has them).
- Rubbing your hands on stainless steel (a sink works) removes an onion’s odor.
- Clean the lint trap in a dryer often. Built up lint is a fire hazard.
- Kitty litter soaks up oil spills in garages.
- Replace fire detector batteries when Daylight Saving Time begins and ends.
- Plug the two ends of an electrical cord together before looping the doubled line.
- Rub a stubborn key with pencil lead. The graphite serves as a dry lubricant.
- NEVER mix bleach and ammonia. The resulting fumes are toxic.
- Never mess with electricity, natural gas, strange dogs, or snakes.
- Don’t take a shower during a thunder storm. Lighting and water don’t mix.
- Replace a toothbrush after recovering from a cold or the flu.
- Dry a razor thoroughly between uses—it will stay sharp longer.
- Make baked goods for the pastor.
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Good reminders🌻
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Particularly interesting last piece of advice!
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Good advice and I recall most of it. But maybe a peach milkshake from Chik Fil A would suffice in place of the baked goods?! I seem to recall you like them!
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