1. Remove a broken key from a lock.
Put some super glue on broken off part, insert, hold a few seconds and pull.
2. Remove a broken light bulb.
Stick a bar of soap into jagged edges, use soap as handle.
3. Remove a stubborn screw.
Heat with a soldering iron for a few seconds first.
4. Protect children from sockets.
Keep a piece of electrical tape over them when not in use.
5. Good glass door safety tip.
Put a BIG decal on the glass and patio doors.
6. Keep nails from splitting wood.
Blunt sharp end of nail before you use by hitting with hammer.
7. Repair small holes in screen.
Plug holes with clear nail polish, let dry, repeat until filled.
8. Straighten warped phono records.
Place record between two sheets of glass, let sit in sun for a while.
9. Best way to clean phono records.
Dip in solution of detergent and water, rinse and wipe dry.
10. Make your own fireplace logs.
Roll newspapers up tightly in shape of logs.
11. How to remove oil from a driveway.
Cover with sand let stand for a few days, then sweep off.
12. Keep fish hooks from rusting.
Stick them in a cork and submerge in some baking soda.
13. Make sandpaper last longer.
Back sandpaper with masking tape.
14. How to revive old razor blades.
Rub them back and forth inside a drinking glass.
15. Remove road tar from cars.
Sodium bicarbonate on a damp cloth.
16. Remove labels from bottles and jars.
17. Cut glass without a glass cutter.
Use tin snips and cut under water, smooth rough edges off with knife blade.
18. Easy to unglue stamps and envelopes.
Put in freezer for a few hours then flip off with knife blade.
19. Get water out of your watch.
Strap watch to light bulb, turn on for a few minutes. Water drops will form
on glass. Open up and wipe off.
20. Prevent snow sticking to shovel.
Coat shovel with car wax.
21. Tighten your hammer handle.
Soak in used engine oil for a day.
22. Low cost laminating -EASY.
Cover article with clear contact (cling film) paper.
23. Open that stuck zip.
Spray the stuck zip with shaving foam.
24. Remove paint from auto.
The product to clean paint from your car is Benzol.
25. Increase your petrol mileage.
Put 4oz of benzol to each ten gallons of petrol to increase mpg.
26. How to renew car batteries.
Dissolve 1oz of epsom salts in warm water and add to each cell.
27. Easily untie a knot in a chain.
cover the knot generously with cold cream.
28. Loosen those tight shoes.
Wad some damp newspapers into shoes and leave for a few days.
29. Make shoes slip proof.
Take scissors and scratch crisscrosses on the soles.
30. The ideal pin cushion.
Use a bar of soap, makes sewing easier, needle just slides through.
31. Make your own metal polisher.
Take blackboard chalk and rub into cloth, then rub on metal.
32. Good dog and cat repellent.
Place mothballs in areas. They will avoid it. Animals hate mothball odour.
33. When your pet has no appetite.
Try a saucer of beer. It.s known to perk up the appetite.
34. Easy to rid pets of fleas.
Put a foam rubber bed in the pet.s bed - fleas hate it.
35. Quick ways to press ties.
Hang in bath while you take a shower - steam takes wrinkles out.
36. How to remove staples.
An old nail clipper works fine for removing staples.
37. Eliminate odours from disposal.
Throw a lemon in it and let it be ground up.
38. Keep salt moisture free.
Put pieces of blotting paper in shaker. It will absorb moisture.
39. Simple eye glass cleaner.
Vinegar diluted in water makes fine eyeglass cleaner.
40. Easy clean glass doors and mirrors.
Just rub with damp newspaper - they will shine.
41. Easily reduce ashtray smell.
Keep a small amount of baking soda in ashtrays at all times.
42. Messless painting from a bucket.
Punch several holes around rim of can with small nail.
43. Take lumps out of paint.
Cut a piece of screen to fit inside of can or bucket, it will float to bottom
taking lumps with it.
44. Keep bugs out of paint.
Pour a little insect repellent into the can - it does the trick.
45. Prevent flowers from fading.
Use a few drops of chlorine bleach in water, add an aspirin for life.
46. A simple roach formula - IT WORKS!
Crumble cigarette butts in water, let dry then spread in roach areas.
47. Save painting clean up time.
Cover roller tray with aluminium foil then just throw away.
48. A novel paint can cover.
Use plastic lid from a coffee can.
49. Keep piano keys looking new.
Keep cover open, ivory turns dark if exposed to darkness.
50. How to remove grease from rugs.
Pour ample amount of baking soda on it, brush in, let stand for a day and vacuum off.
51. Destroy desire for nicotine.
Take before breakfast, a half teaspoon of rochelle salts and cream of tartar.
52. Destroy desire for alcohol.
Mix goldthread with gold seal in a tea. It creates a violent taste for alcohol.
53. Excellent insomnia formula.
One tbs powdered milk, 2 tbs honey, 1 tbs brewers yeast, stir into cup of warm milk
and take before retiring.
54. Famous diet formula plan.
Mix 1 tbs safflower oil to 2 tbs grapefruit juice, take before meals.
55. The $25 beauty facial.
Spread milk of magnesia over face, let dry, cover again, let dry, remove with damp
cloth, then apply some warm olive oil, then apply some ice cold witch hazel.
56. How to improve your IQ.
Hydrocotyle asiatica teas are a noted brain food.
57. Make pantyhose last longer.
One tbs alum, 1 quart water, rinse, let dry, then wash with soap, rinse and dry.
58. Remove blood stains from carpet.
Sponge immediately with cold water, then use a bit of soap, rinse and dry.
59. Make your guitar really shine.
Rub some toothpaste on, let dry then buff it. It will shine!
60. Keep a burn from blistering.
Apply ice cubes to the burn immediately.
61. Remove ink stains from carpet.
Apply a paste of milk and cornstarch, let stand a few hours and brush off.
62. Dry shampoo your pet.
Rub baking soda into fur and brush out. Will smell great.
63. Put a shine on your windows.
Brush with nylon stocking, use blackboard eraser to shine.
64. Unwrinkling plastic materials.
Heat ironing board with iron, lay materials on, smooth with hands.
65. Easy needle threading.
Dip tip of needle into clear nail polish and let dry.
66. How to clean your ties.
Put tie in jar with some carbon tetrachloride, shake, take out and let dry.
67. Easy clean your nail file.
Press apiece of tape onto file, pull off. Removes all dirt.
68. How to remove scorches.
Wet scorched area and cover with cornstarch, brush off when dry.
69. What to do if you oversalt food.
Drop a potato or two into it. Absorbs the oversalt.
70. Watermelon ripeness test.
Look for a creamy surface underneath the melon.
71. How to freshen stale nuts.
Stick them in the oven for 15 minutes at 250 degrees.
72. How to destroy fish smells.
Rub butter on your hands or wherever smell is to be removed.
73. How to destroy onion smells.
Dampen hands and rub bicarbonate of soda over them.
74. Keep and use overripe bananas.
Mash and freeze for making cakes and biscuits.
75. How to boil a cracked egg.
Add a dash of vinegar to the water.
76. How to make mocha coffee.
Instead of milk or cream try some chocolate milk.
77. Easy boiled egg peeling.
Keep lid on for a few minutes after boiling, pressure causes shell to fall off.
78. Eliminate popcorn duds -fast.
Freeze it first then it will all pop.
79. Easy clean kitchen windows.
Add starch to water and clean with a piece of newspaper.
80. Easy clean silverware - the best.
Use baking soda and damp cloth, clean, rinse and let dry.
81. Vegetable for liver and prostrate.
Beets.
82. Fruit soothes intestinal tract.
Papaya.
83. A fruit for arthritic gout.
Cherries
84. An appetiser fruit - GOOD
Pineapple.
85. Fruit for stomach.
Coconut.
86. A fruit for constipation.
Raw apples.
87. A fruit high in iron.
Strawberries.
88. Fruit for neutralising acid.
Lemons.
89. A fruit healthful for kidneys.
Watermelon.
90. A fruit fine for the nerves.
Bananas.
91. Two fruits thought anti-tobacco.
Apples and grapes eaten raw.
92. A fruit thought anti-cancer.
Figs.
93. Vegetable good for the kidneys.
Celery.
94. Vegetable that.s antibiotic.
Garlic.
95. Fruit to tune blood vessels.
Oranges.
96. Vegetable for fresh breath.
Parsley.
97. Ingredient good for the heart.
Honey.
98. A vegetable good for the eyes.
Carrots.
99. A good source of iodine.
Kelp.
100. A vegetable with high vitamin C .
Green peppers.
101. How to shine your refrigerator.
Use bicarbonate of soda on a wet sponge.
102. How to remove a hot cake pan.
Use clothes pins.
103. Keep windshields frost free.
Apply solution 1 part vinegar to 3 parts water over windshield.
104. Make dry cell batteries last longer.
Seal in plastic bags, wrap in aluminium foil, keep in refrigerator.
105. Remove wax from candle holders.
Freeze holders in refrigerator and it will just peel off.
106. Prevent kitchen stools from slipping.
Put rubber tips from crutches on bottom of legs.
107. Rid scratches from plastic watches.
Use cotton bud dipped in nail polish remover, rub over face, scratch disappears.
108. Excellent lubricant for appliances.
Put a drop of glycerine in gears - makes an excellent lubricant!
109. Keep garbage bags from slipping.
Use 3 or 4 clothes pins, keeps them from slipping.
110. How to clean glassware.
Clean with stale tea. If they spot, soak in buttermilk, let dry and wipe off.
111. How to clean carved furniture.
Use an old tooth brush to clean then use furniture polish on brush.
112. Remove ink from varnished furniture.
Rub with soft cloth filled with equal parts vinegar and linseed oil.
113. Remove mildew smell from luggage.
Put a bar of soap in luggage before storing.
114. Remove smoke, grease from woodwork.
Paint wood with solution of starch and water, when dry rub off.
115. Really shine your kitchen floor.
Add some sour milk to your rinse water, it will shine!
116. How to clean rust from chrome.
Rub it with aluminium foil.
117. How to really clean enamel.
Use a paste of salt and vinegar then wipe off.
118. Remove shoe polish from clothing.
Use carbon tetrachloride or rubbing alcohol.
119. Remove cigarette stains from china.
Rub it with a cork that has been dipped in salt.
120. Make your own ink eradicator.
Mix one part liquid bleach to ten parts water. Works great!
121. Make your appliances really shine.
Rub them over with rubbing alcohol, they will stay shining.
122. Remove stains from coffee cups.
Rub with salt and vinegar.
123. Make your own furniture polish.
Use two parts olive oil to one part vinegar. Have it warm while using.
124. Make your own silver polish,
Tooth paste or baking soda makes an excellent silver polish.
125. A really good copper cleaner.
Use a paste of salt and vinegar.
126. To clean your diamond rings.
Use toothpaste with an old tooth brush, rub rinse and let dry.
127. Clean tarnished gold and silver.
Rub with paste of water and baking soda, rinse and let dry.
128. How to make good jewellery cleaner.
Clean with a solution of one teaspoon ammonia and one cup of water.
129. Reset stone in your jewellery.
Put clear nail varnish in the base, set the stone in and let dry.
130. Prevent costume jewellery from tarnishing.
Put a thin coat of transparent nail polish over it.
131. Good cleaning aid for dishwashers.
Add some vinegar to the dishwasher.
132. Cure scratches on your furniture.
Use machine oil or some colour shoe polish.
133. Make a good fingernail brush.
Cut down the bristles of an old tooth brush.
134. Food for the whole litter (HOW).
Use a muffin pan so the runts can have some.
135. Lengthen life of wooden clothespins.
Boil then in salt solution.
136. Make a neat string dispenser.
Nail a funnel to wall and pull string out of bottom of funnel.
137. Tips on storing plastic curtains.
Sprinkle talcum powder between the layers as you go.
138. Basting made real easy (NEAT!).
Just tape and sew around the pieces of tape.
139. How to revive old clothing.
Shave those little fluffs off with a safety razor.
140. Make an emergency clothes brush.
Wrap a piece of tape around the hand, sticky side out.
141. Stop clothes catching on hangers.
Put a coat of clear nail polish over splinters and rough edges.
142. A needle sharpening pin cushion.
Use a steel wool to fill your cushion, keeps needles sharp.
143. Make a good yarn preserver.
Wrap yarn around a moth ball for storage.
144. Handy tips on cutting fur.
Use a razor blade on back of fur when cutting, you won.t cut any hair.
145. Tips on sewing slippery material.
Stick a piece of waxed paper in seam, pull away when finished.
146. Easy pick up of needle spills.
Use a small magnet to pick up any needle spill.
147. Excellent knitting tips.
Keep ball of yarn in nylon stocking, will flow out free of tangles.
148. How to get rid of shiny trousers.
Make a solution of 1 part vinegar to 4 parts water, soak a cloth in it, wring out
cloth put over trousers and press slightly.
149. When you need heavy duty thread.
Use dental floss.
150. Make a handy tape measure.
Just put tape around an old adhesive tape spool.
151. Prevent nylon from yellowing.
Add some baking soda to wash and rinse water.
152. Make a perfect sock darner.
Pull socks over a light bulb, makes it easy.
153. How to restore velvet like new.
Brush good and then hang in steamy bathroom.
154. Get rid of knots on sweaters.
Just rub a piece of sandpaper over sweater.
155. How to remove lint from wool.
Use a damp sponge and touch lightly.
156. Caring for leather upholstery.
Brush with skim milk every three months.
157. Repair scuffed patent leather.
Cover with same colour polish, let dry then cover with clear nail polish.
158. Prevent patent leather cracking.
Before each wearing, rub briskly with your hand, then a soft cloth.
159. Repair scuffed baby shoes.
Rub shoe with white of an egg.
160. Tips on buying shoes
Buy shoes in afternoon, feet tend to swell in the morning.
161. What to do when shoes get stiff
Cut a raw potato and rub all over. They will come back to life.
162. Black suede shoes last longer.
Wash with warm water then rub castor oil into leather.
163. How to soften leather shoes.
Sponge with black coffee.
164. Remove salt rings from shoes.
Brush with solution of vinegar and water.
165. Keep vegetables green while cooking.
Lift the lid of the cooking vessel from time to time while cooking.
166. Get juice from dried up lemon.
Boil it for a few minutes.
167. Quick onion rings.
Onions slice more easily, if you leave skins on while slicing.
168. How to kill taste of olive oil.
Add a touch of salt.
169. Good bread crumb substitute.
Potato chips, corn chips or pretzels.
170. How to keep your berries fresh.
Don.t wash until ready to use and keep in refrigerator until ready to use.
171. How to cut a soft pie.
Use a buttered knife to cut through a soft pie.
172. How to cut a frosted cake.
Rinse knife in hot water first each time you cut a slice.
173. How to make fluffy egg omelette.
Add a teaspoon of corn starch when mixing eggs.
174. Keep dressing from going rancid.
Put a spoon of sugar in it.
175. How to stop cabbage odours.
Throw a couple of walnut kernels in pot while cooking.
176. When you need soft butter quick..
If your butter is frozen, grate it, it.s the same as soft butter.
177. How to keep cauliflower white.
Pour a little milk in the water when boiling cauliflower.
178. When is the omelette done.
When you press it lightly and it springs back.
179. Keep milk from scorching.
Add a pinch of sugar while cooking and do not stir.
180. Cheese cutting tips.
A dull knife is more successful than a sharp one.
181. When you need an extra egg.
When you need an extra egg for a recipe add a little corn starch.
182. Peel onions without tears.
Let water run over them while peeling.
183. The proper way to ripen fruit.
Keep it out in open at room temperature.
184. How to pick fresh eggs.
Old eggs are shin, fresh eggs are rough and have bumps.
185. How to cut acidity in coffee.
Add a pinch of salt.
186. Good refrigerator deodoriser.
Keep an open box of baking soda in it at all times.
187. What to do about grease spills.
Pour ice water over it, it will lift off before it can soak in.
188. Make a good egg separator.
Crack egg, put in small funnel, white will come through separated from yoke.
189. Reduce wilting of root vegetables.
Cut off the tops as soon as you get them.
190. Keep vegetables fresh longer.
Put paper towels in bottom of bin. It will absorb moisture which causes decay.
191. How to keep meat fresh looking.
Cover the cut side with leaves of lettuce.
192. How to perk up wilted lettuce.
Soak in cold water with a dash of lemon juice, cool in refrigerator for 30 minutes.
193. Make frozen vegetables fresh.
Pour boiling water over them. Restores fresh taste.
194. The best way to slice onions.
Freezing them first.
195. Keep beets and cabbage red.
Add lemon juice or vinegar to the water.
196. Keep potatoes from sprouting.
Store apples with them.
197. Get rid of cooking odours.
Boil hand full of cloves in water for 30 minutes. All odours will disappear.
198. Truss poultry so it will stay.
Use dental floss, it will not burn.
199. Tell when custard is done.
Stick knife into custard, if it comes out clean, it is done
200. Tips for cutting hot cake.
Use a thread, hold both ends tightly and lower through slowly.
Put some super glue on broken off part, insert, hold a few seconds and pull.
2. Remove a broken light bulb.
Stick a bar of soap into jagged edges, use soap as handle.
3. Remove a stubborn screw.
Heat with a soldering iron for a few seconds first.
4. Protect children from sockets.
Keep a piece of electrical tape over them when not in use.
5. Good glass door safety tip.
Put a BIG decal on the glass and patio doors.
6. Keep nails from splitting wood.
Blunt sharp end of nail before you use by hitting with hammer.
7. Repair small holes in screen.
Plug holes with clear nail polish, let dry, repeat until filled.
8. Straighten warped phono records.
Place record between two sheets of glass, let sit in sun for a while.
9. Best way to clean phono records.
Dip in solution of detergent and water, rinse and wipe dry.
10. Make your own fireplace logs.
Roll newspapers up tightly in shape of logs.
11. How to remove oil from a driveway.
Cover with sand let stand for a few days, then sweep off.
12. Keep fish hooks from rusting.
Stick them in a cork and submerge in some baking soda.
13. Make sandpaper last longer.
Back sandpaper with masking tape.
14. How to revive old razor blades.
Rub them back and forth inside a drinking glass.
15. Remove road tar from cars.
Sodium bicarbonate on a damp cloth.
16. Remove labels from bottles and jars.
17. Cut glass without a glass cutter.
Use tin snips and cut under water, smooth rough edges off with knife blade.
18. Easy to unglue stamps and envelopes.
Put in freezer for a few hours then flip off with knife blade.
19. Get water out of your watch.
Strap watch to light bulb, turn on for a few minutes. Water drops will form
on glass. Open up and wipe off.
20. Prevent snow sticking to shovel.
Coat shovel with car wax.
21. Tighten your hammer handle.
Soak in used engine oil for a day.
22. Low cost laminating -EASY.
Cover article with clear contact (cling film) paper.
23. Open that stuck zip.
Spray the stuck zip with shaving foam.
24. Remove paint from auto.
The product to clean paint from your car is Benzol.
25. Increase your petrol mileage.
Put 4oz of benzol to each ten gallons of petrol to increase mpg.
26. How to renew car batteries.
Dissolve 1oz of epsom salts in warm water and add to each cell.
27. Easily untie a knot in a chain.
cover the knot generously with cold cream.
28. Loosen those tight shoes.
Wad some damp newspapers into shoes and leave for a few days.
29. Make shoes slip proof.
Take scissors and scratch crisscrosses on the soles.
30. The ideal pin cushion.
Use a bar of soap, makes sewing easier, needle just slides through.
31. Make your own metal polisher.
Take blackboard chalk and rub into cloth, then rub on metal.
32. Good dog and cat repellent.
Place mothballs in areas. They will avoid it. Animals hate mothball odour.
33. When your pet has no appetite.
Try a saucer of beer. It.s known to perk up the appetite.
34. Easy to rid pets of fleas.
Put a foam rubber bed in the pet.s bed - fleas hate it.
35. Quick ways to press ties.
Hang in bath while you take a shower - steam takes wrinkles out.
36. How to remove staples.
An old nail clipper works fine for removing staples.
37. Eliminate odours from disposal.
Throw a lemon in it and let it be ground up.
38. Keep salt moisture free.
Put pieces of blotting paper in shaker. It will absorb moisture.
39. Simple eye glass cleaner.
Vinegar diluted in water makes fine eyeglass cleaner.
40. Easy clean glass doors and mirrors.
Just rub with damp newspaper - they will shine.
41. Easily reduce ashtray smell.
Keep a small amount of baking soda in ashtrays at all times.
42. Messless painting from a bucket.
Punch several holes around rim of can with small nail.
43. Take lumps out of paint.
Cut a piece of screen to fit inside of can or bucket, it will float to bottom
taking lumps with it.
44. Keep bugs out of paint.
Pour a little insect repellent into the can - it does the trick.
45. Prevent flowers from fading.
Use a few drops of chlorine bleach in water, add an aspirin for life.
46. A simple roach formula - IT WORKS!
Crumble cigarette butts in water, let dry then spread in roach areas.
47. Save painting clean up time.
Cover roller tray with aluminium foil then just throw away.
48. A novel paint can cover.
Use plastic lid from a coffee can.
49. Keep piano keys looking new.
Keep cover open, ivory turns dark if exposed to darkness.
50. How to remove grease from rugs.
Pour ample amount of baking soda on it, brush in, let stand for a day and vacuum off.
51. Destroy desire for nicotine.
Take before breakfast, a half teaspoon of rochelle salts and cream of tartar.
52. Destroy desire for alcohol.
Mix goldthread with gold seal in a tea. It creates a violent taste for alcohol.
53. Excellent insomnia formula.
One tbs powdered milk, 2 tbs honey, 1 tbs brewers yeast, stir into cup of warm milk
and take before retiring.
54. Famous diet formula plan.
Mix 1 tbs safflower oil to 2 tbs grapefruit juice, take before meals.
55. The $25 beauty facial.
Spread milk of magnesia over face, let dry, cover again, let dry, remove with damp
cloth, then apply some warm olive oil, then apply some ice cold witch hazel.
56. How to improve your IQ.
Hydrocotyle asiatica teas are a noted brain food.
57. Make pantyhose last longer.
One tbs alum, 1 quart water, rinse, let dry, then wash with soap, rinse and dry.
58. Remove blood stains from carpet.
Sponge immediately with cold water, then use a bit of soap, rinse and dry.
59. Make your guitar really shine.
Rub some toothpaste on, let dry then buff it. It will shine!
60. Keep a burn from blistering.
Apply ice cubes to the burn immediately.
61. Remove ink stains from carpet.
Apply a paste of milk and cornstarch, let stand a few hours and brush off.
62. Dry shampoo your pet.
Rub baking soda into fur and brush out. Will smell great.
63. Put a shine on your windows.
Brush with nylon stocking, use blackboard eraser to shine.
64. Unwrinkling plastic materials.
Heat ironing board with iron, lay materials on, smooth with hands.
65. Easy needle threading.
Dip tip of needle into clear nail polish and let dry.
66. How to clean your ties.
Put tie in jar with some carbon tetrachloride, shake, take out and let dry.
67. Easy clean your nail file.
Press apiece of tape onto file, pull off. Removes all dirt.
68. How to remove scorches.
Wet scorched area and cover with cornstarch, brush off when dry.
69. What to do if you oversalt food.
Drop a potato or two into it. Absorbs the oversalt.
70. Watermelon ripeness test.
Look for a creamy surface underneath the melon.
71. How to freshen stale nuts.
Stick them in the oven for 15 minutes at 250 degrees.
72. How to destroy fish smells.
Rub butter on your hands or wherever smell is to be removed.
73. How to destroy onion smells.
Dampen hands and rub bicarbonate of soda over them.
74. Keep and use overripe bananas.
Mash and freeze for making cakes and biscuits.
75. How to boil a cracked egg.
Add a dash of vinegar to the water.
76. How to make mocha coffee.
Instead of milk or cream try some chocolate milk.
77. Easy boiled egg peeling.
Keep lid on for a few minutes after boiling, pressure causes shell to fall off.
78. Eliminate popcorn duds -fast.
Freeze it first then it will all pop.
79. Easy clean kitchen windows.
Add starch to water and clean with a piece of newspaper.
80. Easy clean silverware - the best.
Use baking soda and damp cloth, clean, rinse and let dry.
81. Vegetable for liver and prostrate.
Beets.
82. Fruit soothes intestinal tract.
Papaya.
83. A fruit for arthritic gout.
Cherries
84. An appetiser fruit - GOOD
Pineapple.
85. Fruit for stomach.
Coconut.
86. A fruit for constipation.
Raw apples.
87. A fruit high in iron.
Strawberries.
88. Fruit for neutralising acid.
Lemons.
89. A fruit healthful for kidneys.
Watermelon.
90. A fruit fine for the nerves.
Bananas.
91. Two fruits thought anti-tobacco.
Apples and grapes eaten raw.
92. A fruit thought anti-cancer.
Figs.
93. Vegetable good for the kidneys.
Celery.
94. Vegetable that.s antibiotic.
Garlic.
95. Fruit to tune blood vessels.
Oranges.
96. Vegetable for fresh breath.
Parsley.
97. Ingredient good for the heart.
Honey.
98. A vegetable good for the eyes.
Carrots.
99. A good source of iodine.
Kelp.
100. A vegetable with high vitamin C .
Green peppers.
101. How to shine your refrigerator.
Use bicarbonate of soda on a wet sponge.
102. How to remove a hot cake pan.
Use clothes pins.
103. Keep windshields frost free.
Apply solution 1 part vinegar to 3 parts water over windshield.
104. Make dry cell batteries last longer.
Seal in plastic bags, wrap in aluminium foil, keep in refrigerator.
105. Remove wax from candle holders.
Freeze holders in refrigerator and it will just peel off.
106. Prevent kitchen stools from slipping.
Put rubber tips from crutches on bottom of legs.
107. Rid scratches from plastic watches.
Use cotton bud dipped in nail polish remover, rub over face, scratch disappears.
108. Excellent lubricant for appliances.
Put a drop of glycerine in gears - makes an excellent lubricant!
109. Keep garbage bags from slipping.
Use 3 or 4 clothes pins, keeps them from slipping.
110. How to clean glassware.
Clean with stale tea. If they spot, soak in buttermilk, let dry and wipe off.
111. How to clean carved furniture.
Use an old tooth brush to clean then use furniture polish on brush.
112. Remove ink from varnished furniture.
Rub with soft cloth filled with equal parts vinegar and linseed oil.
113. Remove mildew smell from luggage.
Put a bar of soap in luggage before storing.
114. Remove smoke, grease from woodwork.
Paint wood with solution of starch and water, when dry rub off.
115. Really shine your kitchen floor.
Add some sour milk to your rinse water, it will shine!
116. How to clean rust from chrome.
Rub it with aluminium foil.
117. How to really clean enamel.
Use a paste of salt and vinegar then wipe off.
118. Remove shoe polish from clothing.
Use carbon tetrachloride or rubbing alcohol.
119. Remove cigarette stains from china.
Rub it with a cork that has been dipped in salt.
120. Make your own ink eradicator.
Mix one part liquid bleach to ten parts water. Works great!
121. Make your appliances really shine.
Rub them over with rubbing alcohol, they will stay shining.
122. Remove stains from coffee cups.
Rub with salt and vinegar.
123. Make your own furniture polish.
Use two parts olive oil to one part vinegar. Have it warm while using.
124. Make your own silver polish,
Tooth paste or baking soda makes an excellent silver polish.
125. A really good copper cleaner.
Use a paste of salt and vinegar.
126. To clean your diamond rings.
Use toothpaste with an old tooth brush, rub rinse and let dry.
127. Clean tarnished gold and silver.
Rub with paste of water and baking soda, rinse and let dry.
128. How to make good jewellery cleaner.
Clean with a solution of one teaspoon ammonia and one cup of water.
129. Reset stone in your jewellery.
Put clear nail varnish in the base, set the stone in and let dry.
130. Prevent costume jewellery from tarnishing.
Put a thin coat of transparent nail polish over it.
131. Good cleaning aid for dishwashers.
Add some vinegar to the dishwasher.
132. Cure scratches on your furniture.
Use machine oil or some colour shoe polish.
133. Make a good fingernail brush.
Cut down the bristles of an old tooth brush.
134. Food for the whole litter (HOW).
Use a muffin pan so the runts can have some.
135. Lengthen life of wooden clothespins.
Boil then in salt solution.
136. Make a neat string dispenser.
Nail a funnel to wall and pull string out of bottom of funnel.
137. Tips on storing plastic curtains.
Sprinkle talcum powder between the layers as you go.
138. Basting made real easy (NEAT!).
Just tape and sew around the pieces of tape.
139. How to revive old clothing.
Shave those little fluffs off with a safety razor.
140. Make an emergency clothes brush.
Wrap a piece of tape around the hand, sticky side out.
141. Stop clothes catching on hangers.
Put a coat of clear nail polish over splinters and rough edges.
142. A needle sharpening pin cushion.
Use a steel wool to fill your cushion, keeps needles sharp.
143. Make a good yarn preserver.
Wrap yarn around a moth ball for storage.
144. Handy tips on cutting fur.
Use a razor blade on back of fur when cutting, you won.t cut any hair.
145. Tips on sewing slippery material.
Stick a piece of waxed paper in seam, pull away when finished.
146. Easy pick up of needle spills.
Use a small magnet to pick up any needle spill.
147. Excellent knitting tips.
Keep ball of yarn in nylon stocking, will flow out free of tangles.
148. How to get rid of shiny trousers.
Make a solution of 1 part vinegar to 4 parts water, soak a cloth in it, wring out
cloth put over trousers and press slightly.
149. When you need heavy duty thread.
Use dental floss.
150. Make a handy tape measure.
Just put tape around an old adhesive tape spool.
151. Prevent nylon from yellowing.
Add some baking soda to wash and rinse water.
152. Make a perfect sock darner.
Pull socks over a light bulb, makes it easy.
153. How to restore velvet like new.
Brush good and then hang in steamy bathroom.
154. Get rid of knots on sweaters.
Just rub a piece of sandpaper over sweater.
155. How to remove lint from wool.
Use a damp sponge and touch lightly.
156. Caring for leather upholstery.
Brush with skim milk every three months.
157. Repair scuffed patent leather.
Cover with same colour polish, let dry then cover with clear nail polish.
158. Prevent patent leather cracking.
Before each wearing, rub briskly with your hand, then a soft cloth.
159. Repair scuffed baby shoes.
Rub shoe with white of an egg.
160. Tips on buying shoes
Buy shoes in afternoon, feet tend to swell in the morning.
161. What to do when shoes get stiff
Cut a raw potato and rub all over. They will come back to life.
162. Black suede shoes last longer.
Wash with warm water then rub castor oil into leather.
163. How to soften leather shoes.
Sponge with black coffee.
164. Remove salt rings from shoes.
Brush with solution of vinegar and water.
165. Keep vegetables green while cooking.
Lift the lid of the cooking vessel from time to time while cooking.
166. Get juice from dried up lemon.
Boil it for a few minutes.
167. Quick onion rings.
Onions slice more easily, if you leave skins on while slicing.
168. How to kill taste of olive oil.
Add a touch of salt.
169. Good bread crumb substitute.
Potato chips, corn chips or pretzels.
170. How to keep your berries fresh.
Don.t wash until ready to use and keep in refrigerator until ready to use.
171. How to cut a soft pie.
Use a buttered knife to cut through a soft pie.
172. How to cut a frosted cake.
Rinse knife in hot water first each time you cut a slice.
173. How to make fluffy egg omelette.
Add a teaspoon of corn starch when mixing eggs.
174. Keep dressing from going rancid.
Put a spoon of sugar in it.
175. How to stop cabbage odours.
Throw a couple of walnut kernels in pot while cooking.
176. When you need soft butter quick..
If your butter is frozen, grate it, it.s the same as soft butter.
177. How to keep cauliflower white.
Pour a little milk in the water when boiling cauliflower.
178. When is the omelette done.
When you press it lightly and it springs back.
179. Keep milk from scorching.
Add a pinch of sugar while cooking and do not stir.
180. Cheese cutting tips.
A dull knife is more successful than a sharp one.
181. When you need an extra egg.
When you need an extra egg for a recipe add a little corn starch.
182. Peel onions without tears.
Let water run over them while peeling.
183. The proper way to ripen fruit.
Keep it out in open at room temperature.
184. How to pick fresh eggs.
Old eggs are shin, fresh eggs are rough and have bumps.
185. How to cut acidity in coffee.
Add a pinch of salt.
186. Good refrigerator deodoriser.
Keep an open box of baking soda in it at all times.
187. What to do about grease spills.
Pour ice water over it, it will lift off before it can soak in.
188. Make a good egg separator.
Crack egg, put in small funnel, white will come through separated from yoke.
189. Reduce wilting of root vegetables.
Cut off the tops as soon as you get them.
190. Keep vegetables fresh longer.
Put paper towels in bottom of bin. It will absorb moisture which causes decay.
191. How to keep meat fresh looking.
Cover the cut side with leaves of lettuce.
192. How to perk up wilted lettuce.
Soak in cold water with a dash of lemon juice, cool in refrigerator for 30 minutes.
193. Make frozen vegetables fresh.
Pour boiling water over them. Restores fresh taste.
194. The best way to slice onions.
Freezing them first.
195. Keep beets and cabbage red.
Add lemon juice or vinegar to the water.
196. Keep potatoes from sprouting.
Store apples with them.
197. Get rid of cooking odours.
Boil hand full of cloves in water for 30 minutes. All odours will disappear.
198. Truss poultry so it will stay.
Use dental floss, it will not burn.
199. Tell when custard is done.
Stick knife into custard, if it comes out clean, it is done
200. Tips for cutting hot cake.
Use a thread, hold both ends tightly and lower through slowly.
# 16 has no answer to it
danny on October 29, 2005 at 05:13
sorry i didnt get past one
kalena the great on November 19, 2005 at 08:37
Who actually read all this?
Fullmetal_Anime_Girl on November 23, 2005 at 08:16
didnt get past one either
LIGER -LYS on November 27, 2005 at 04:22
some stupid crud...
cexy boy on December 07, 2005 at 03:36
blah blah blah
987654321123456789 on December 08, 2005 at 09:56
For #16 use Goof Off or WD40 ro olive oil
Mary Ann on December 08, 2005 at 11:27
For #16 use Goof Off or WD40 ro olive oil
Mary Ann on December 08, 2005 at 11:28
I Acctually all of these!
Nurvz602 on December 08, 2005 at 01:12
who is actually going to use any of these????
favors sesshy on December 11, 2005 at 05:18
Dont be a fool wrap your tool
Van Wilder on December 19, 2005 at 08:38
#16 smash jar or bottle then carefully remove. ideal for people with
sensitive skins
sensitive skins
jarman on January 04, 2006 at 06:05
i stop reading when i look at number one
britbrit07 on January 05, 2006 at 12:38
i stop reading when i look at number one
britbrit07 on January 05, 2006 at 12:38
i read the first few... ierno w.e
KR on January 09, 2006 at 01:34
Some of these actually are true..like the cake one :P
Ashlee on January 14, 2006 at 02:12
Some of these actually are true..like the cake one :P
Ashlee on January 14, 2006 at 02:15
wow these rock nli jokin they r shit
elmo on January 20, 2006 at 03:49
Vary cool thank you.
J rock on January 26, 2006 at 11:13
OMG! Who wrote this!? They have WAY to much free time!
Demon_Fire on February 06, 2006 at 08:24
LOSERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
unknown on February 11, 2006 at 02:11
25. about bensol\Benzene exposure has serious health effects.
Breathing high levels of benzene can result in death, while low levels
can cause drowsiness, dizziness, rapid heart rate, headaches, tremors,
confusion, and unconsciousness. Eating or drinking foods containing
high levels of benzene can cause vomiting, irritation of the stomach,
dizziness, sleepiness, convulsions, rapid heart rate, and death.
Breathing high levels of benzene can result in death, while low levels
can cause drowsiness, dizziness, rapid heart rate, headaches, tremors,
confusion, and unconsciousness. Eating or drinking foods containing
high levels of benzene can cause vomiting, irritation of the stomach,
dizziness, sleepiness, convulsions, rapid heart rate, and death.
DEVO on September 26, 2006 at 09:57
Im still lookin for dat Jackenese guy, where is he!!
Wardogg_212 on October 06, 2006 at 01:30
heyy some1 plz write a comment bac to me (mostly a guy..hehe) Hey wat
u doin? This site is crap man!
u doin? This site is crap man!
Super hunii 135 on October 15, 2006 at 02:43
The one about the bloodstains doesnt work, trust me,use bleach and
ammonia instead, you might walk.
ammonia instead, you might walk.
J.W. Gasey on October 28, 2006 at 07:14
really helpful !
starcheytrousers on November 24, 2006 at 10:49
zzz
bre on December 05, 2006 at 04:59
worked for me.........
nathoam on December 14, 2006 at 10:09
Nice to know but don't have time to read em all!!
sexxy blonddddd on January 09, 2007 at 07:54
Where's the answer to number 16?
hotpants on January 19, 2007 at 10:40
Warogg, why are you mad at jackenese? i think i missed the convo.
Meg on January 22, 2007 at 02:56
Fun and handy read thanks! 101 has a typo - shin should be shiny.
Lisa on January 29, 2007 at 06:29
hey super hunii
yea who acutaly red em al
super cool guy with a super cool hair cut on January 30, 2007 at 10:35
YAWN..... i go to sleep now sui dhfsdl
Amoeba_man on February 03, 2007 at 02:52
Its sad to pretend to be cool by disrespecting the list above. If you
are that cool why bother reading at all. Get a life you turds ;o)
are that cool why bother reading at all. Get a life you turds ;o)
Hot Tommy on February 06, 2007 at 05:23
That was great! working ouot of the house we forget all that great
stuff, its simple, cheap, easy to do it, most of all:
healthy. frida
stuff, its simple, cheap, easy to do it, most of all:
healthy. frida
FRIDA on March 31, 2007 at 09:53
freebiespy.net
freebiespy.net on April 02, 2007 at 11:00
"60. Keep a burn from blistering.
Apply ice cubes to the burn
immediately." Medically speaking, that's EXACTLY what you DON'T
want to do to a burn!!!!! Always use lukewarm water on a
burn: Bad advice from this site!
immediately." Medically speaking, that's EXACTLY what you DON'T
want to do to a burn!!!!! Always use lukewarm water on a
burn: Bad advice from this site!
Steven on April 02, 2007 at 11:06
Nice and useful tips, Thanks.
Moon on April 02, 2007 at 01:33
I've read all these advices...they seem useful. number 16 is blank??
wanna know the secret to removing labels from just about anything.
just exhale onto the sticky side!! it really works.
wanna know the secret to removing labels from just about anything.
just exhale onto the sticky side!! it really works.
WootWoot on April 08, 2007 at 09:42
great!!!!!! Amazing tips...i like them :)..
riar on April 26, 2007 at 08:02
Im determined to try them all...in that order
hmm on April 27, 2007 at 11:43
i read them all!!! and alot of them are useful
Ds on April 30, 2007 at 01:22
this shit is fo my wizzle stupid ass pissing shit you damn ho
d-dizzle on May 05, 2007 at 07:25
both Sodium bicarbonate & benzol are both bad for your health and you
should not sure them.
should not sure them.
Just an FYI on May 08, 2007 at 01:08
stKGjH amklvfmkasldfvmcla
Smit on June 17, 2007 at 09:44
Vv27Nf bhsdrjkvbfjksbhfsvkbdhfkv
John on June 17, 2007 at 10:14
Test myfunction comment
TestName on June 30, 2007 at 12:45
d450.txt;d451.txt;d452.txt;d453.txt;d454.txt
name on July 02, 2007 at 12:19
ahh-choo!! Sorry, I'm allergic to bullshit... and stupidity, and your
brains. Oh, wait! None of y'all have brains!! LOL
brains. Oh, wait! None of y'all have brains!! LOL
Idiotz Rule!! on July 06, 2007 at 06:22
#16to remove label.
soak the bottle or jar in water overnight and the
label will peel off easily with it's "glue". this method can also be
use on stamps.
label will peel off easily with it's "glue". this method can also be
use on stamps.
verm on July 29, 2007 at 02:03
like is an room, but mind pfft. empty My ,
Harry on August 06, 2007 at 05:01
Some people give stupid comments which are not useful to anybody.
Since I don't have any useful comment I am not going to give any!
Since I don't have any useful comment I am not going to give any!
Johnny Bravo on August 21, 2007 at 02:32
vincent is the traffic coordinator today. He is tooooooo confused with
the projects and the meaningless emails received from clients. No idea
what to do.
the projects and the meaningless emails received from clients. No idea
what to do.
vincy on August 21, 2007 at 02:34
"160. Tips on buying shoes
Buy shoes in afternoon, feet tend to swell
in the morning." Actually, thats way wrong....your feet tend to
swell throughout the day, and its suggested that you buy shoes in the
afternoon(when your feet are swollen) that way they are comfortable
when they are swollen and in the morning.
in the morning." Actually, thats way wrong....your feet tend to
swell throughout the day, and its suggested that you buy shoes in the
afternoon(when your feet are swollen) that way they are comfortable
when they are swollen and in the morning.
Me on August 30, 2007 at 10:53
waste of time
suku on October 08, 2007 at 06:50
GREAT USEFUL STUFF..........THANKS!
doro on October 16, 2007 at 11:13
It’s funny that most people had enough time to write an e-mail but
didn’t have enough patients to learn. Oh well, I appreciated it...
didn’t have enough patients to learn. Oh well, I appreciated it...
Miss Love on October 16, 2007 at 05:32
all are very good but you must tell them hou to doing thing who are
most important .I'm not saying that all aren't very god but do that
and you can have more visitors
most important .I'm not saying that all aren't very god but do that
and you can have more visitors
koperfild on December 07, 2007 at 08:58
All are shits and craps and very stupid
Mike on December 07, 2007 at 09:03
43. Take lumps out of paint.
Cut a piece of screen to fit inside of
can or bucket, it will float to bottom taking lumps with it. float
to the bottom? it will SINK to the bottom... floating means being on
top of the liquid...
can or bucket, it will float to bottom taking lumps with it. float
to the bottom? it will SINK to the bottom... floating means being on
top of the liquid...
w00tag3 on December 25, 2007 at 07:44
To all who used profanity and had nothing useful to add:
Get a
life!!
life!!
Lee on February 10, 2008 at 09:03
Is the Man of Steel a man of faith? The upcoming “Superman” movie
has sent fans picking over primary sources. Jews have often claimed
the archetypal superhero as their own. Superman sprang from the
imaginations of two Jewish cartoonists, and scholars have compared him
to golem myth — the supernatural creature who vanquishes the Jews’
enemies (early on, Superman battled the Nazis directly). Most fans
believe the man from Krypton is a Methodist, an opinion divined from
Clark Kent’s Midwestern upbringing. But there’s another
possibility. In the original 1978 movie and the new one, the
superhero’s father tells him: “They can be a great people . . .
They only lack the light to show the way. For this reason above all
— their capacity for good — I’ve sent them you, my only son.”
Yes, Superman is a Christ figure.
has sent fans picking over primary sources. Jews have often claimed
the archetypal superhero as their own. Superman sprang from the
imaginations of two Jewish cartoonists, and scholars have compared him
to golem myth — the supernatural creature who vanquishes the Jews’
enemies (early on, Superman battled the Nazis directly). Most fans
believe the man from Krypton is a Methodist, an opinion divined from
Clark Kent’s Midwestern upbringing. But there’s another
possibility. In the original 1978 movie and the new one, the
superhero’s father tells him: “They can be a great people . . .
They only lack the light to show the way. For this reason above all
— their capacity for good — I’ve sent them you, my only son.”
Yes, Superman is a Christ figure.
SMALLVILLE on February 16, 2008 at 04:54
But we must discuss it, for this is where the movie displays its
impressive ambition and cunning. Earlier versions of Superman stressed
the hero’s humanity: his attachment to his Earth parents, his
country-boy clumsiness around Lois. The [director Brian] Singer
version emphasizes his divinity. He is not a super man; he is a god
(named Kal-El), sent by his heavenly father (Jor-El) to protect Earth.
That is a mission that takes more than muscles; it requires sacrifice,
perhaps of his own life. So he is no simple comic-book hunk. He is
Earth’s savior: Jesus Christ Superman. Using snippets of Marlon
Brando’s performance as Jor-El from the 1978 Superman movie, in
which Brando passes on the wisdom “The son becomes the father, and
the father becomes the son,” Singer establishes his own film’s
central relationship. It is not romantic, between Lois and Clark.
It’s familial — the bond of two sets of fathers and sons: Jor-El
and Superman, then Superman and Jason. Each parent tells his child
that he must surpass the old man’s feats, improve on Dad’s legend.
Poignantly, this strength, this divinity, isolates Superman from
Earth’s humans. He can save them but not be one of them. Lois can
love him but never understand him. The movie cogently ransacks
elements from all kinds of myths, classic and modern. Superman is the
god who fell to Earth, enduring a cycle of death and transfiguration.
And since he has sired a boy who is part human, he could be the Jesus
of the Gnostic Gospels. And Lois? Mary Magdalene!
impressive ambition and cunning. Earlier versions of Superman stressed
the hero’s humanity: his attachment to his Earth parents, his
country-boy clumsiness around Lois. The [director Brian] Singer
version emphasizes his divinity. He is not a super man; he is a god
(named Kal-El), sent by his heavenly father (Jor-El) to protect Earth.
That is a mission that takes more than muscles; it requires sacrifice,
perhaps of his own life. So he is no simple comic-book hunk. He is
Earth’s savior: Jesus Christ Superman. Using snippets of Marlon
Brando’s performance as Jor-El from the 1978 Superman movie, in
which Brando passes on the wisdom “The son becomes the father, and
the father becomes the son,” Singer establishes his own film’s
central relationship. It is not romantic, between Lois and Clark.
It’s familial — the bond of two sets of fathers and sons: Jor-El
and Superman, then Superman and Jason. Each parent tells his child
that he must surpass the old man’s feats, improve on Dad’s legend.
Poignantly, this strength, this divinity, isolates Superman from
Earth’s humans. He can save them but not be one of them. Lois can
love him but never understand him. The movie cogently ransacks
elements from all kinds of myths, classic and modern. Superman is the
god who fell to Earth, enduring a cycle of death and transfiguration.
And since he has sired a boy who is part human, he could be the Jesus
of the Gnostic Gospels. And Lois? Mary Magdalene!
SMALLVILLE(again) on February 16, 2008 at 04:56
to sleep fast - read it.
siva on March 04, 2008 at 01:36
great I wish i knew it off by heart
michael on March 19, 2008 at 01:51
this is to fullmetal anime girl; i read every single one
zzzzz on April 30, 2008 at 12:28
![[page]](http://www.toolset.org/files/icons/page.png){kind=icon}
![[picture]](http://www.toolset.org/files/icons/picture.png){kind=icon}
