Quick questions on ANYTHING (see first post for Freezing, Reheating, Slow Cooker, +)

growingafamily

OK, so i just noticed one of the nectarines we bought has gone bad and started to turn the others, what can i do with them (x5) as they are needing used up.
I managed to get a tub of Yeo valley greek yogurt on a whoopsie if that would help at all ?
Hate to waste anything ( BTW I still have no oven)

Pink.

Hi growingafamily,

This thread might help: Nectarines

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growingafamily

thanks again pink-winged I seem to be rubbish at searches LOL

Penelope_Penguin

growingafamily wrote: »

thanks again pink-winged I seem to be rubbish at searches LOL

Take a look at this thread Some quick tweaking of your search settings may make all the difference.

Penny. x

crockpot

malt vinegar v white vinegar?

have just looked at Mr T`s and thier value malt vinegar is 1/2 the price of the whiye distilled, can I use the malt for cleaning?

I do not put it in the washing machine.

Thansk

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crockpot wrote: »

malt vinegar v white vinegar?

have just looked at Mr T`s and thier value malt vinegar is 1/2 the price of the whiye distilled, can I use the malt for cleaning?

I do not put it in the washing machine.

Thansk

Hi crockpot,

I do and it seems to do the same job. This thread may help:

White vinegar threads

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angelyaz

Hi all,
Would like to reuse my cleanser/toner bottle (from Mr T), but it has embossed wording on it, instead of a label to peel off. Has anyone an idea on how to (if at all poss) remove the embossed wording, as I'd like to use it in the kitchen..
Thanks
Yaz

Savvy_Sue

Do you mean it's printed straight onto the bottle? If so I think you may struggle to get it off without scratching the bottle. What's the bottle made of?

angelyaz

HDPE if that means anything to you?!?

Savvy_Sue

That's a sort of plastic. Possibly even High Density Poly Ethylene, but don't quote me on that. No helpful suggestions, after all that, but knowing what it's made of may help other people.

Of course in the good old days we'd be getting the sticky backed plastic out ...