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Previous Posts
Weevil Infestation in the Kitchen?
These nasty little bugs can get into grain products, such as flour and other food items in your cupboard, without you realizing that they are there. So every so often check the boxes/containers in your pantry. When you discover weevils, here’s what to do.
When you see them, remove the package o
posted 10:00:35am May. 25, 2012 |
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When Planning a Move
It can be so overwhelming and such a big project. To make it easier, create many to-do lists. Also set up a time line for how the move will unfold. You can then check out each item when you accomplish it. Here’s one essential call you must make.
Experts say to phone your insurance agent to make
posted 10:00:25am May. 24, 2012 |
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Removing Vehicle Oil Stains from the Driveway
Keeping a driveway clean and looking nice takes a little effort. Sweep and hose down often. Try to check it for stains regularly, so they don’t become permanent. When you find stains, here’s how to treat them.
* If the stains are fresh and wet sprinkle a good amount over the stain, one of the
posted 10:00:11am May. 23, 2012 |
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Give Your Home a Cord Inspection
Our homes are filled with cords of all kinds for appliances, lights and now with all the computers we have. It’s important to check extension cords and appliance cords. You want to make sure they are in good condition. Take these steps too.
* Look at the cords closely to be sure that they are f
posted 10:00:19am May. 22, 2012 |
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Freezer Hints
When you bring frozen food home from the supermarket, make sure your freezer is working properly to keep frozen food—frozen. Keep your freezer at 0 degrees F. If the temperature is fluctuating, it will cause frozen foods to lose moisture, dry out and go bad. Also, take the following steps.
posted 10:00:03am May. 21, 2012 |
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With fall and winter weather, hiking boots get wet, muddy and dirty. If there’s just lots of dust has collected on your boots, simply use a shoe brush to remove as much as possible and wipe off any debris with a paper towel. But if the boots are muddy and wet, here’s how to clean them.
