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Dry erase marker on the washer for clothes that are inside that shouldn't be dried!
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Mark a horizontal midline on the wall, and hang all pictures above or below it... I'm doing this in my office.
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Toe kick kitchen drawers. Make use of the wasted space under your kitchen cabinets! A how-to description on how to build them.
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If you want your house to smell heavenly, boil some orange peels with a 1/2 teaspoon of cinnamon on Medium heat.
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soak old paintbrush in hot vinegar for 30 minutes and good as new!
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Veggie cups - a much better idea than making people huddle around the dip
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A tried and true method. Cut scrap paper to the size of the frame and mark the nail location on the paper. Using painter's tape, move the paper templates around the wall until satisfied. Then hammer the nail through the marks. Remove the paper template and hang!
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Gotta try this....The next time you have green onions, don't throw away the white ends. Simply submerge them in a glass of water and place them in a sunny window. Your onions will begin to grow almost immediately and can be harvested almost indefinitely.
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Sheets stored in their own pillow cases. -- DUH!
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Did you know that a parmesan cheese lid fits a regular mouth canning jar perfectly? *Good idea and it actually works.
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Fragrant herbal fire starters for fireplaces Pinecones and dried herbs such as rosemary, sage leaves, and cinnamon sticks make fragrant kindling for a winter fire -- and, unlike composite firelogs and lighter fluid, don't rely on chemicals to ignite the flame. 1. Bundle dried herbs and small pinecones in a sheet of newspaper and secure the ends with raffia or cotton twine. 2. As you pile up logs for your fire, nestle the herb bundle underneath, with paper ends sticking out. 3. To start the fire, light the newspaper ends. As the paper burns up, the herbs inside will ignite and incinerate, giving the logs a chance to catch fire.
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Crafty! mason jars as party drink containers
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Salad in a jar that lasts 7-9 days with no brown edges or sogginess? Yes please!
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Use stir sticks to recall your paint colors. Write paint name and number on end of stick, along with what you painted. Bundle with sticks with twine.
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painting tip / aluminum foil as fixture protector - the foil molds to the shape of whatever it's covering and stays firmly in place until the job is complete. Brilliant!- a great idea! #paintingtips #paintbrush #doorknob
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Smart Idea: Heat a bowl of water and vinegar for 5 minutes in the microwave, the steam will dissolve stuck on stains. Simply wipe off. Genius!!!!
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The only SPOT REMOVER you may ever need ~ Mix one part Dawn dish washing liquid with two parts hydrogen peroxide; pour or spray it directly on the stain, and watch it disappear like MAGIC.
Martha Stewart's Tub Scrub--works better than any other cleaning product to get off hard water and soap residue
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homemade stainless steel cleaner2/3 parts white vinegar, a few drops of dish soap, and 1/3 part water...
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Adelle Charles Tried this 2 days ago and they have already sprouted up 2 inches!