Wednesday, February 21, 2007
Remove ink stain with ease
I never thought about that but it is a pleasant surprise to know that cream of tartar is useful for removing ink stains. To use, apply a layer of cream of tartar onto the ink stain. Then, squeeze the fresh lemon juice over and rub gently over the spot with the lemon flesh. Brush away and use a damp sponge to clean over the spot.
Monday, February 12, 2007
Recycle Tea leaves for Smelly Shoes
Do you know you can recycle your used tea bags for your smelly feet. Smelly feet can be truly awkward for one for social contact and especially when you desire a close contact with your loved ones. To say good bye to smelly feet, besides taking some useful preventive measures like strict maintenance of feet hygiene such as wear clean socks daily, you can steep your used tea bags in a basin of warm water and immerse your feet in the basin.
To enhance the effectiveness, you should also slot the dried tea leaves bag into your shoes when you take it out. This will help you to eliminate the smell that remains in your shoes. Remember, you will be wearing the shoes that smells and so you can imagine your feet to smell the same way if you solve the shoe problem. If possible, alternate the shoes you wear and try not to wear them consecutively everyday.
To enhance the effectiveness, you should also slot the dried tea leaves bag into your shoes when you take it out. This will help you to eliminate the smell that remains in your shoes. Remember, you will be wearing the shoes that smells and so you can imagine your feet to smell the same way if you solve the shoe problem. If possible, alternate the shoes you wear and try not to wear them consecutively everyday.
Sunday, February 4, 2007
Tip of the day - Sodium bicarbonate
Hey! Do you know that you can tenderize your tough meat (beef or pork) by marinating with sodium bicarbonate flour? It was shared by an expert who is involved in food business. They needed to make lean meat less tough, but at the same time wants to satisfy their customers' healthy diet's needs. So to make the best of both world, some chefs would add sodium bicarbonate to soften the meat.
Related article
1) Wikipedia- Sodium Bicarbonate
Related article
1) Wikipedia- Sodium Bicarbonate
Thursday, January 25, 2007
Tip of the day - Sugar and honey for your Blister
You can make a sugar paste or use honey to apply (not rub) over a first degree burn (those that causes blistering, not bursted). It can help to reduce the blister. I've tried it and it worked on me! Rubbing the paste over the blister may cause the blister to burst.
Monday, January 15, 2007
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