Here are 10 more easy {and budget friendly} tips and tricks for all you homemakers out there!
1. The
next time you have green onions, don't throw away the white ends. Simply
submerge them in a glass of water and place them in a sunny window. Your onions
will begin to grow almost immediately and can be harvested almost indefinitely.
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{Note: I have kept my green onions alive and growing for over 2 months using this trick! It is amazing!}
2. Working
with 6 tortillas at a time, wrap in a barely damp cloth or paper towel and microwave on
High until steamed, about 30 seconds. Lay the tortillas on a clean work surface
and coat both sides with cooking spray. Then carefully drape each tortilla over
two bars of the oven rack. Bake at 375°F until crispy, 7 to 10 minutes.
3. The secret to cutting burlap in a straight line {here}
4. Rub
facet with waxed paper and water will not leave a mark.
5. Clean stove, oven, pans, stainless steel appliances, refrigerator door, etc. with baking soda & peroxide cleaner: Pour 1/4 cup of baking soda in a bowl. Add enough
peroxide to make a paste. Rub on with fingers or sponge.
6. How to clean baseboards {click here}
7. Homemade
Sugar Scrub {recipe}
8. Remove scratch marks from dishes {click here}
9. How to tint mason jars {tutorial}
10. How to ice-proof your windows. Fill a spray bottle with three parts vinegar to one part
water and spray on your car windows at night. In the morning, they should be
clear of the icy mess. How does it work? Vinegar contains acetic acid,
which raises the melting point of water – preventing water from freezing. What
to do if you wake up to an already frozen car? Just spray the mixture on your
window and watch it melt.
Previous tips & tricks posts:
Handy Homemaker Tips & Tricks
Handy Homemaker Tips & Tricks II
Handy Homemaker Tips & Tricks III










Such great tips! I'll be trying some of these out!
ReplyDeleteGreat tips! I love the mason jars :)
ReplyDeleteOhh I love this!! Great tips :) Thank you SO much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI saw the green onions trip on pinterest and have wanted to try this. Not only is it a fab. idea, but it looks super cute as well.
ReplyDeleteOoo I didn't know about the wax paper on the faucet. I'm going to try that. ;)
ReplyDeleteUmm the Wax paper on the sink is genious!! I hate the water marks! Definitely trying this out :)
ReplyDeleteI JUST started doing that with my green onions - I was having a problem with them falling over and breaking though, so I put them in a taller glass and it's been great. I'll have to try some of these others also!
ReplyDeletegreat highlights! some of my favorite new pinterest tips!! need to actually try the green onion one...
ReplyDeleteThese are some really useful tips! Thanks for sharing them! I'm about to go check the others out. Hope you have a great day!
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Oh my goodness, I am just loving this post. After every tip I had a "oh! I should do that.." moment.. Thanks for sharing(:
ReplyDeleteThanks for the wonderful tips gal! I'll have to remember these :)
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend!
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Just found your blog and i LOVE the homemaker tips!!! are you kidding me!! I cant wait to try out onion one!!!! stop by if you get some time and say hello:
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I love all of these tips. I can't wait to try the onion one and the wax paper on a faucet tip. Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOH I LOVE all these tips! Definitely need to bookmark! Who know you could even do half these things?!
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