For creamier scrambled eggs add whole greek yogurt to your mix. A ratio of one dollop to two eggs does the trick.
Start Seeds in a Used Tea Bag
Get a head start on your spring garden by using this DIY seed starter hack. Make good use of your used tea bags by cutting a small slit in the bag and placing a few seeds among the damp tea leaves. Keep the tea bag moistened by misting occassionally until your seeds sprout and are ready for transplant.
Clean A Scorched Pan with Baking Soda and Vinegar
Before using elbow grease to clean the bottom of a scorched pan first try using a mixture of vinegar and baking soda. Fill the bottom of the pan with water and add one cup of white vinegar. Bring the mixture to a boil and remove from the heat. Add two tablespoons of baking soda and watch as the vinegar and baking soda react. Once the fizzing has stopped pour out the mixture and scrub away.
Sweeten Gifts With Candy Bows
Why buy bows when you can make them from something more interesting? Next time you have a present to give consider making it extra sweet with a handmade bow made from a bag of candy. Simply pinch the candy bag in the middle using a rubber band or ribbon to create the bow. Then use another ribbon to attach to the present.
DIY Weatherproofing Outdoor Plugs
If you are worried about outdoor plugs being exposed to the elements, try this simple hack using a recycled food storage container. Cut two slits on either side of the plastic container and slide the cords into the slits. Now place your lid and you’ve got DIY weatherproofing for your outdoor cords.
Kiwi Prep Made Easy
Cut off the top and bottom of kiwi and then carve it out with a small spoon for easy kiwi prep.
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