 |
Daytipper is your online daily resource for useful advice, tips, tricks, techniques and hints.
Learn about Buying, Selling, Beauty, Grooming, Cooking, Education, Employment, Work, Family, Finance, Money, Gardening, Household, Leisure, Recreation, Recycling,
Relationships, Love, Technology, Transportation, Travel, and Wellness.
Subscribe to our Daily Tips Email today! |
|
 |
| | |
|
| |
 |
| |
| |
|
|  
|
| |
| | | |
|
|
|
| |
|
|
|
|
| | | Education > Language
Improve your vocabulary
English is the official international language and its everyone's desire to learn it. This site provides us a word and a timer of sixty seconds and we need to write about that word within that time. Once you are done, provide your name and email (you can skip too) and then submit. You can view the writing's from other people. This will help you to improve your vocabulary skills.
OneWord.com | | | | | | Prakash in Park Ridge, NJ | Tips Published: 52
Forward to Friend | Post Comment | Comments (1)
|
|
|
|
| | | Cooking > Meal prep
Use string cheese to enhance meat loaf flavor
Divide your favorite meat loaf mixture in two. Pat half into the baking pan, and top it with sticks of string cheese. The number of sticks needed depends on the size of your recipe. My bread-loaf pan of meat loaf takes six sticks of cheese. Leave some space between the sticks, making sure that no cheese touches the pan. Layer the remaining half of the meat and bake according to your recipe. Your slices of finished meat loaf will have polka-dots of cheese. | | | | | | Barbara in Marietta, Mn | Tips Published: 2
Forward to Friend | Post Comment | Comments (4)
|
|
| | | Travel
Travel without leaving home
Got the travel bug but can't get away? Try these things: Join a travel book club. Start planning a vacation for next year. Make a scrapbook of ideal vacations. Learn a foreign language. Visit tourist spots in your area. Take day trips to nearby towns and go adventuring. Invite houseguests to stay with you and show them your area. Daydream a lot about travel until you can go again! | | | | | | Kathryn in San Francisco, CA | Tips Published: 8
Forward to Friend | Post Comment | Comments (2)
|
|
| | | Education > Tests
How to cheat on a test
Type up the answers in Microsoft word in size 6 to 8 font, then print out the answers. Get a warm bottle of water so there is no condensation, cut out the answers in a square that fits appropriate to the label around the bottle. Then peel back the label so it stays on; fit the answer square in-between the bottle and the label then lay the label back down. Now when it looks like your taking a drink, really your finding out the answer to question 7. | | | | | | Kavan in Winter Park, Florida | Tips Published: 14
Forward to Friend | Post Comment | Comments (0)
|
|
| | | Green
Bye bye shaving cream
How can you get a great shave, save money and go green all at the same time? Ditch the aerosol cans of shaving cream and save money on shower gels. Just wash your hair and condition it as usual. But, before you rinse the conditioner out, stroke your hair and apply to your legs and shave. It's smooth, conditions your skin and no more extra products to buy! | | | | | | Elizabeth in La Quinta, California | Tips Published: 1
Forward to Friend | Post Comment | Comments (0)
|
|
| | | Buying/Selling
How to make some extra money with a little cash
Go to your local thirft shop(s), make sure the thrift shop is at least decent. There are major bargains there, in fact some large companies practically give some products to thrift shops. You can find a lot of stuff to buy and resell on craigslist.com or eBay for a profit. You can even post things prior to buying if you wish. | | | | | | Anonymous
Forward to Friend | Post Comment | Comments (1)
|
|
| | | Pets
Use large aluminum pans as litter box for cat
Plastic litter pans for cats are expensive and absorb waste odors. Use large-size aluminum roasting pans (used for making lasagna) instead. I find them for a dollar each at discount and dollar stores. The cats don't seem to mind the texture of the aluminum, and it doesn't absorb the odors. If they do get soiled, it's no problem to toss it out and put down a fresh one price, since they are so inexpensive. | | | | | | Anonymous
Forward to Friend | Post Comment | Comments (2)
|
|
|
| |
 |
|
|
|