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1.......place all new candles in your fridge for a few hours before lighting them....they're guarnteed to last longer this way.
2.....a tiny bit of yoghurt on your windows instead of the spray, leave for a few minutes then rub off with a damp sponge, dry with kitchen roll .....no smears ......( it worked for me! )
3.... leave a bar of soap in your chest of drawers for a lasting scent...( make sure its a nice one! )
4.... vinegar is good for removing stickers
5....put a lemon in your bin so it doesnt stink of old waste
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QUOTE(sexylins @ Apr 6 2007, 11:53 PM)
2.....a tiny bit of yoghurt on your windows instead of the spray, leave for a few minutes then rub off with a damp sponge, dry with kitchen roll .....no smears ......( it worked for me! )
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If you find you cant open a jar of something tap round the edge of the lid with a metal spoon it should open easier then (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)
Always keep some old towels in the back of your car
good for emergencies (having to lie down outside, cover yourself with if u have to sleep in your car, use as a cover, keep seats clean if putting compost or anything in etc) and for wedging plants / whatever against corners to stop things flying everywhere,
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Maybe you have been shopping and have bought sausages or something else that is packed together. Make sure you wrap them individually in cling film if you are going to freeze them. It takes a minute or too but will save hammering them with a knife or having to defrost the lot to try and separate them; just unwrap the cling film (IMG:http://www.profileheaven.com/forum/style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)
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Oh and one for ppl who work in schools
If you or maybe one of the kids use a permenant marker on a whiteboard then it won't come off. But if you go over the mark with a wipeable/non permenant marker then you should be able to wipe the mark off. Same applies to wipeable pens that have maybe been on the board for a while and refuse to rub off (or are very hard to rub off); just go over it with the wipeable pen and a dry cloth again