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When you use a oxo cube, unfold the ends,then crush the cube gently before you unwrap them, tear across the top to open, then you won't end up with most of the contents stuck to your fingers.0
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Cut sponge scourers in half.0
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cut brillo pads in half, saves you having a rusty brillo lying by the sink for weeks. (or is that just me?)total debt jan 06= £15441.97 dfw nerd no 112 proud to be dealing with my debts.0
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for all of you who get fed up with your baby wipes drying out,it's because they get warm!!
guess where mine live?yep - in my fridge !!
not so good for babe in winter but absolutely brill for everything else as they stay really moist.
oh-and my baby used to love teething on them too. she's 18 months now and no obvious ill effects!!!
HTH ,
louisewell that was ruined by lending ex oh £2450 to move out!!!!!! now estimate 21st march 2006hoping to be debt free by end of feb 2006 - fingers crossed !!0 -
What a great thread!
Loads of tips there I already do, but have picked up a few new ones now(Especially the loo roll one!) :rotfl:
I use baby wipes for everything - even dusting. I buy the Tesco's own brand unfragranced ones (not the very cheapest - next ones up)
I store tins, baked beans for example upside down in the cupboard. That way when you open the top of the tin, the beans aren't in a clump at the bottom causing you to have to scoop them out.Cross Stitch Cafe member No. 32012 170-194 2013 195-207.Hello Kitty ballerina 208.AVA 209.OLIVIA 210.ELLA 211.CARLA 212.LOUISE 213.CHARLEY 214.Mother & Child 215.Stop Faffing Completed 2014 216.Stitchers Sampler. 217.Let Them Be Small 218.Keep Calm 219. Ups and downs 220. Annniversary piece 221. 2x Teachers gifts 222. Peacock 223. Tooth Fairy 224. Beth Birth pic 225. Circe the Sorceress Cards x 240 -
dont know if this has been said. to lazy to read all the posts
To clean a burnt saucepan
add water, shavings off a bar of soap then bring to the boil.
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Stuff shoes with tissue paper (left over from something else, of course) when not wearing. I suddenly realised that doing this is a whole lot cheaper than buying expensive shoe trees to keep my shoes in good condition. Duh!!!0
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*Louise* wrote:
I store tins, baked beans for example upside down in the cupboard. That way when you open the top of the tin, the beans aren't in a clump at the bottom causing you to have to scoop them out.
Couldn't you just open them from the bottom0 -
overdrawn wrote:for all of you who get fed up with your baby wipes drying out,it's because they get warm!!
guess where mine live?yep - in my fridge !!
not so good for babe in winter but absolutely brill for everything else as they stay really moist.
oh-and my baby used to love teething on them too. she's 18 months now and no obvious ill effects!!!
HTH ,
louise
When they start to dry out a few drops of water to the packet. It will remoisten them.0
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