Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Household Hints - Pistachio Nuts - Recycled Nuts Ideas
Recycle those old nut shells, including pistachios, walnuts, peanuts and other nuts. Once you're done eating the delicious nuts, break them up and use to line plant pots or use as mulch for your garden! (A great tip I just saw last night on the Food Network -- Unwrapped)
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Helpful Hints: Keep a Reusable Bag in Your Purse
Keep a reusable bag in your PURSE (not the car) all the time. We all have good intentions to use canvas bags, but if we don't carry them with us, we usually end up leaving them in the trunk. And that doesn't help us - or the environment - much at all!
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Household Hints - Kitchen Hints - Opening Tight Jar Lids
Tight jar lids got you down? Try a few of these helpful household hints to open a tight jar lid:
- My favorite is to tap along the edges of the jar lid with a butter knife. It seems to break the seal, and then you can easily open the jar.
- Wear a pair of rubber gloves! The extra grip will make loosening a tight jar easy!
- Run the jar lid under hot water...again, this seems to help loosen the tight seal.
- Use a Jar opener to open the jar. There are specialty jar openers available that make opening tight jars a breeze. Great gift for anyone with arthritis, too. Here are just two available on the market:
Do you have any other ideas to share on how to open a tight jar lid? If you do, please post a comment!
- My favorite is to tap along the edges of the jar lid with a butter knife. It seems to break the seal, and then you can easily open the jar.
- Wear a pair of rubber gloves! The extra grip will make loosening a tight jar easy!
- Run the jar lid under hot water...again, this seems to help loosen the tight seal.
- Use a Jar opener to open the jar. There are specialty jar openers available that make opening tight jars a breeze. Great gift for anyone with arthritis, too. Here are just two available on the market:
Do you have any other ideas to share on how to open a tight jar lid? If you do, please post a comment!
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