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Old August 9th, 2012, 02:25 PM   #151 (permalink)
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To relieve (or remove) a sunburn soak a couple earl grey tea bags in water and let soak until the tea is dark black.
Does it have to be Earl Grey tea? I ask because all tea cones from the same plant. Be it green, black or white tea, it is the same plant. Only the processing changes and the different varieties are blends.

Earl Grey contains bergamot, so perhaps bergamot is why Earl Grey tea soothes a sunburn?

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I've used regular Lipton tea bags in a lukewarm bath to soak and had great results. So I think it's the tea in general.
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Yes it is the tea in general that does the trick when processed differently, different nutrients maybe taken away or extract out in the processing. All will probably work just some may work better than others.
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Keep picture frames from rubbing against the wall and damaging it by gluing an eraser to the corners of the frame.





When masking tape and painters tape sit in the garage or other hot area for too long, they tend to dry out and break apart when you try to peel them. Place them in the microwave for a few seconds. (keep a close eye on them, you don't want to start a fire.) This should loosen them up and they will peel a lot easier.
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Keep picture frames from rubbing against the wall and damaging it by gluing an eraser to the corners of the frame.
Is this really an issue any where but trailer parks and California?
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That just made me giggle profusely
Good idea, but your comment struck me as hi-larious
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Is this really an issue any where but trailer parks and California?
Seriously, yes, it can be an issue. I would suggest people that hang pictures visit True_Value and buy a package of self-adhesive Bumpons.
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Seriously, yes, it can be an issue. I would suggest people that hang pictures visit True_Value and buy a package of self-adhesive Bumpons.
I know, and I'm sorry but I didn't mean it as being a goofy idea.
Ya know how sometimes, some things just strike you as funny? Well...this was one of them.
I didn't mean to be mean.
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I know, and I'm sorry but I didn't mean it as being a goofy idea.
Ya know how sometimes, some things just strike you as funny? Well...this was one of them.
I didn't mean to be mean.
Certainly not taken as being goofy or mean. I have used erasers in the past.
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Is this really an issue any where but trailer parks and California?
to each their own, i know someone that takes off the front and rear plates every time they wash their car,talk about excesive compolsive. so, some might do that. not me, but people make the world go round in their diff ways!
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I have never encountered this as being a problem, even in my childhood home which was smack dab between two large scale bomb ranges in New Mexico. Not saying it couldn't be a problem, but in the 7 or 8 places I've lived throughout my life never seen any damage from picture frames.
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I have never encountered this as being a problem, even in my childhood home which was smack dab between two large scale bomb ranges in New Mexico. Not saying it couldn't be a problem, but in the 7 or 8 places I've lived throughout my life never seen any damage from picture frames.
and how many people do you know take the plates off to wash their car? their are some people out there that do these things, what can i say!!!! those people also wash their house windows 1-2 a week. these people are out there, like it or not!!
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When masking tape and painters tape sit in the garage or other hot area for too long, they tend to dry out and break apart when you try to peel them. Place them in the microwave for a few seconds. (keep a close eye on them, you don't want to start a fire.) This should loosen them up and they will peel a lot easier.






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Laminating paper allows kids to color or work on a project over and over again without wasting paper. Also works great for 'To Do' and 'Cleaning' lists.



Need something more permanent? Use permanent marker and when you are ready to erase it just spray some hairspray on it and it will wipe right off.
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Use permanent marker and when you are ready to erase it just spray some hairspray on it and it will wipe right off.
Wonder if this will work on white boards kids have written on with permanent markers. I will give it a try next time I remember to buy some hair spray (haven't made that purchase since 1988).
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Wonder if this will work on white boards kids have written on with permanent markers. I will give it a try next time I remember to buy some hair spray (haven't made that purchase since 1988).
Rubbing alcohol will sometimes work too.
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We have tried that. It worked on some of the actual lines, but the smudges stayed. So it looks like an experiment in negative space.
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Lighter fluid may work, it does wonders for a lot around the house removal stuff. It's great for glue/sticky stuff residue. Oh, just be careful with it...it's a bit flammable until it dries/evaporates. lol.
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About the white board, I can't vouch for this but I've heard that if you go over the marker with the whiteboard marker, then erase that, it takes the permanent marker ink with it. Worth a shot?
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the permenant marker and hair spray works on laminent, not sure about any others though.
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About the white board, I can't vouch for this but I've heard that if you go over the marker with the whiteboard marker, then erase that, it takes the permanent marker ink with it. Worth a shot?
It's not perfect, but rather remarkable. Didn't clean the boards totally but did get round the problem enough to use the whiteboard again.
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A rag soaked in pure acetone will take the ink off of plastic containers. You can then decorate the blank containers with a sharpie, paint, or just leave blank and use for organizing just about anything.






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Had to put a band-aid on a booboo? Before you take the band-aid off saturate it in vodka. The vodka will dissolve the adhesive making it painless to remove.
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Had to put a band-aid on a booboo? Before you take the band-aid off saturate it in vodka. The vodka will dissolve the adhesive making it painless to remove.

saturate...by consumption, right?
I dont think i would feel much of anything! that is a well known effect! not much of a tip!

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You can microwave hotdogs and have them taste like steamed hotdogs like you would get at a ball park or state fair. Wrap them in a paper towel or napkin and wet it on each side. Zap them for 30 seconds, then flip them over. I put them so they across the corner of the paper towel so they are just hanging off the edge, flip them until I can fold the outside edges of the towel in (so the ends don't split) and then finish wrapping them, like a tortilla. Then soak the center of the paper towel in cold water on each side (the middle 3-4 inches). I have done this with up to 5 dogs, your mileage may vary depending on wattage of your microwave and number of hot dogs.
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If you have a check engine light on in your car, take it to a auto store, not a mechanic. They will read it for free and you can determine whether or not it needs to go to a mechanic or if it just needs an oil change. Most mechanics charge for reading the CEL code.

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You can freeze buttermilk in ice cube trays measured out! No more wasting a whole carton every time a recipe calls for it.
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Pour water into a mason jar and add a glow stick. Place jars around pools, patios, or sidewalks during you next late night get together.
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I buy powdered buttermilk. You can also add lemon juice or other acid to milk as a substitution for buttermilk.
1 Tbs. Lemon Juice, Freshly Squeezed + 1 Cup Skim Milk
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I buy powdered buttermilk. You can also add lemon juice or other acid to milk as a substitution for buttermilk.
1 Tbs. Lemon Juice, Freshly Squeezed + 1 Cup Skim Milk
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This great idea of storing bobby pins in a Tic Tac container has been floating around pinterest for a while now but did you know these Tic Tac containers could beused for so much more? Store a couple buttons, needle and thread and stash in your purse for an emergency sewing kit.Keep an empty one in your purse to store small items and keep them from getting lost (i.e. earring you lost the back to, broken necklace chain, button that fell off your blouse. Replacement screws for your eyeglasses, sunglasses. Safety pins. Small hairbands (perfect for little girls who like to pull theirs out all the time). Pill container. Spare change. Toothpicks.
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Cut off the top of a pour spout container and insert it into the lid of a mason jar. Great for spices you use a lot of, adding sugar to your coffee, storing yeast in your fridge, keeping dry/powdered milk, garden fertilizer, and so much more.
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Can't remember which side of the car your gas tank is on? Look at your gas gauge. Most cars have a small arrow pointing to the side that the tank is located. Having two cars, one with the tank on the left and the other with the tank on the right, I am always using this trick.
Suprising how many folks dont know this. A little thing I have done in the past, when walking up to a vehicle (rental, or borrowing a friends vehicle), you can look to see which side the exhaust is on (dual exhaust doesnt apply), and the fuel fill door is on the opposite......in most cases.
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I never knew about tea tree oil. We use a couple drops of dish washing liquid. Put some in the pan, add hot water (as hot as you have) and let it sit for about 10 minutes. (Longer if it's really baked on). Then wash as your normally would.
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I never knew about tea tree oil. We use a couple drops of dish washing liquid. Put some in the pan, add hot water (as hot as you have) and let it sit for about 10 minutes. (Longer if it's really baked on). Then wash as your normally would.
if you clean them regularly that works great, but some never clean them good and they get too bad to clean and then keep getting worse.
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