Just some tips!

[sour_plums]

New to this community and I just thought I'd drop some tips! Some of them you may already use or they're no-brainers, but these are some things that work for me.

CLOTHES

• I once decoupaged the outside of a shoe box and put it in my drawer and put all my underwear in it, folded neatly. This made sure that it would be floating around while I dug for my

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[lost_girl_04]

The onion thing actually happened to me with a tomato. So when I tried to make taquito toppings it was a disaster. But it was kinda funny.

[noveldevice]

Or you could just use the stain remover, and cut out the tedious intermediate steps.

[velum_cado]

Mhmm... That's what I'd do.

[noveldevice]

If I'm a lazy git, at least I'm in good company. :D

[sour_plums]

Haha, you could do that to! But for some stains, like blood and sweat stains and wine, stain remover doesn't cut it.

[gemfyre]

I often freeze all my bread. It took me a while to learn that if I freeze it right away, it stays fresh when thawed. If I wait until it's going stale before I freeze it, of course it will still be stale when thawed again.

When the wicks of my scented candles burn down I stuff the remaining wax into old socks and use them to scent my clothes drawers. :)

[southernmyst]

That candle idea is a great one, thanks!

[jenellebelle]

I love this post! I am so going to do that with my tights- put them in ziplocks! I literally just came up from changing my laundry and having bought like 5 new pairs of "over the knee socks" at target last week onsale for $2! a pop! (i love target.)I was shoving them in my drawer..like this is gonna be a problem and I get on here- and voila! instant solution :) thanks so much!

[velum_cado]

2 scoops of old grounds is the equivalent to one scoop. So if you throw 1 scoop of 2 scoops of used grounds, you should put in 2 cups of water.

What?

[m0rbidm00n]

hahahaha me too

[kayotically]

She is saying that once you've use grounds, you can reuse them but they're half a strong.

[sour_plums]

haha, sorry, that's a typo!
But yes, pretty much what kayotically said below me.