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 | |  | Household Lost in the fridge Ever lost something in the fridge? Depending on the size, try searching behind whatever's transparent or translucent. It's hard to believe, but light bends in weird ways, so items can become invisible when placed behind water bottles, etc. So, start there. | | |  | | | Giovani in San Antonio, Texas | Tips Published: 16 Forward to Friend | Post Comment | Comments (0)

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 | |  | Household > Laundry Non toxic dryer sheets Homemade dryer sheet? You bet. Take two 4x6 pieces of cotton fabric rights sides facing sew around three sides flip right sides out and fill with dried lavender 3/4 way full. Tuck in raw edge and stitch. They will infuse your clothes with a great fragrance without toxic chemicals. | | |  | | | Lisa in Grants Pass, Oregon | Tips Published: 2 Forward to Friend | Post Comment | Comments (0)

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 | |  | Household > Cleaning Remove spots from glass top stoves After cleaning a glass top stove, sometimes, there are little oil spots. When the stove is dry and clean, and cold, take a paper napkin, and either use amonia, or brass cleaner and wipe on spots, and then wipe clean with a warm cloth. | | |  | | | Zainap in Cape Town, Western Cape | Tips Published: 2 Forward to Friend | Post Comment | Comments (0)

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 | |  | Household > Decorating Kitchen curtains Pick out your favorite pattern and get a white fabric to line the fabric and use a sewing machine and sew them together and then fold over a slap and sew that and insert a rod and hang up your curtains. | | |  | | | Anonymous Forward to Friend | Post Comment | Comments (0)

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 | |  | Household > Cleaning Microwave cleaning Wet a few paper towels and place them in the microwave and set it for 45 seconds (depending on your microwave). When done, just use those warm, wet towels to clean up any caked-on mess. | | |  | | | Ryan in Ogema, Wi | Tips Published: 8 Forward to Friend | Post Comment | Comments (0)

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 | |  | Household > Cleaning Cleaning silver cutlery A quick and easy way to clean silver cutlery is to have a pan of water boiling on the stove and a number of pieces of scrunched up aluminium foil in the pan. Simply then "dip" each piece of cutlery against the foil and the tarnish is removed instantly! No polishing or fiddling! | | |  | | | Andrew in Southport, Merseyside | Tips Published: 3 Forward to Friend | Post Comment | Comments (0)

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 | |  | Household > Decorating Repair torn shower curtain holes Shower curtain rings eventually tear through the holes in a plastic curtain. You can repair the tears with strong clear packaging tape. Cut a piece big enough to cover both sides between the hole and the top of the curtain. Or use a larger piece of tape and re-punch the hole in the tape. You now have an invisible repair. | | |  | | | Steve in Wayne, NJ | Tips Published: 88 Forward to Friend | Post Comment | Comments (0)

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 | |  | Household > Laundry Wrinkle releaser Need to get wrinkles out of your shirt, but don't have time to iron? Fill a spray bottle with water. Put the shirt on a hanger and spray it lightly with the water. Smooth out the wrinkles with you hand or shake the shirt out. Be careful not to saturate the shirt or it will be too wet to wear. You can also try throwing the wrinkled shirt and a damp towel into the dryer for a couple minutes to release some of the wrinkles. | | |  | | | Arlene in Torrance, Calitornia | Tips Published: 1 Forward to Friend | Post Comment | Comments (0)

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