Left-over tea stains in Thanksgiving's cups and mugs can be safely removed with a teaspoon of baking soda on a damp cloth. Rub gently in a circular motion, and the stains will vanish. As good as new once again!
Left-over tea stains in Thanksgiving's cups and mugs can be safely removed with a teaspoon of baking soda on a damp cloth. Rub gently in a circular motion, and the stains will vanish. As good as new once again!
Wipe your windshield wipers with white vinegar on a dampened cloth, and you'll say good-bye to windshield streaks. Repeat as needed.
Use stakes to identify where your spring bulbs are located. In late winter, when the snow begins to fade, you can start your spring bed preparation without disturbing your awaiting blooms.
Don't throw out that extra turkey. It's great for sandwiches, or slivered and tossed in a salad, or in a casserole. Mix up your left-over dressing with Mexican spices and stir in corn chips, and you'll eat like it's Spring Break all weekend long!
Enjoy your turkey! Remember, some people don't care for the flavorful bird. Plan to have backup choices available, such as ham or even vegetarian options. Your meal will be a resounding success, and everyone will leave the table stuffed!