- Make all purpose cleaners by pouring with equal parts into a spray bottle
- Clean dirt off your computer and mouse with a little vinegar and a q tip
- Clean your drains with vinegar and baking soda
- Wipe away mildew
- Clean and polish chrome and stainless steel
- Use as a fruit wash-rinses away germs
- Erase ballpoint-pen marks
- Erase crayon marks from clothes
- Remove stickers and price tags
- Disinfect cutting boards
- Restore wood paneling
- Remove carpet stains
- Keep car windows frost free
- Remove candle wax
- Conceal scratches in wood furniture
- Get rid of water lines on furniture
- Freshen your kitchen
- Trap fruit flies by placing some in a small bowl
- Wash out your washing machine and dishwasher with 1/2 cup
- Wash away mildew from your shower curtain
- Put the sparkle back in your china
- Remove mineral deposits from shower heads
- Whiten your grout
- Clean a coffee maker
- Remove stains from pots and pans
- Help bruises heal faster by applying a little vinegar
- Sooth a soar throat by gargling 1 Tb of apple cider vinegar with 1 tsp of salt
- Soften your cuticles
- Clean your toothbrushes
- Erase scorch marks
- Unset old stains
- Soak out blood stains
- Keep cut fresh flowers fresh
- Revive your paintbrushes
- Kill weeds in the yard
- Peel off wallpaper
- Clean cloths and sponges
- Keep unwelcome guest out of the garden
- Clean counter tops
- Clean and freshen the smell of the refrigerator
- Clean and disinfect baby toys
- Get rid of stubborn bathtub residue
- Spray vinegar along doorways to keep ants away
- Treat stained Tupperware stains with vinegar
- Shine porcelain sinks
- Pamper your skin by blotting it on with a cotton ball
- Treat a bee sting by pouring some undistilled vinegar on it
- Relieve sunburn by lightly rubbing it with vinegar
- Boil better eggs by adding 2 TB vinegar to the water – keeps them from cracking
- Make fluffier pancakes by adding 2 TB of vinegar
Tuesday, May 26, 2015
Vinegar and its uses.
Tuesday, May 12, 2015
Flubber
~ 1 1/2 cups very warm water
~ 2 cups Elmer’s glue (I’ve tired it with generic white school glue and it never works as well)
Combine in a small to medium bowl and stir with a clean spoon.
Mixture 2:
~ 3 teaspoons Borax (you can buy it on Amazon or at the grocery store)
~ 1 cup very warm water
Combine in a large bowl, stir until dissolved (or almost dissolved) with a clean spoon.
Pour mixture 1 into mixture 2. Because of the science behind this recipe, the borax combines with the PVA in the glue and makes a polymer. You could do nothing at this point and it would turn to flubber after a while. But what fun would that be? Your kids will want to stick their hands in immediately and start mixing. It will take about 10 minutes, but eventually all of the water will be absorbed, and you will have flubber
Basic Puppy Chow Recipe
- 3 cups Rice Chex Cereal
- 1/2 cups white chocolate chips
- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 1/2 teaspoon Vanilla
- 1 cup Powdered Sugar
- Microwave white chocolate chips and butter in a bowl for 30 seconds on high. Remove from microwave and stir. If the mixture is not melted together yet, place back in the microwave at ten seconds intervals until melted together.
- Add vanilla to the mixture and stir completely.
- Add cereal, one cup at a time, until the cereal is covered with the butter mixture.
- Place the cereal in a sealable bag with the cup of powdered sugar.
- Shake until the cereal is completely covered.
- Pour the puppy chow in another bowl or in containers.
From this point, making the Princess Puppy Chow is easy. Pour the Basic Puppy Chow mix in a large bowl. Grab the shiny pink covered chocolate and another 1/2 cup of white chocolate chips.
Friday, April 24, 2015
Moon Sand
~Moon Sand~
Saturday, April 4, 2015
Spray Chalk Recipe
Spray Chalk Recipe:
- 6 tablespoons of Cornstarch
- 3 cups of water
- 10 drops of food coloring
- Mix the ingredients in a bowl, then pour them in a spray bottle.
- Spray the chalk on the sidewalk! To avoid clumping in the bottle, shake before using.
Scratch n Sniff Paint Recipe
- Water
- Kool-Aid