I want to share…

[Miss Bea]

I’m thinking of household tips, gardening tips. Pet care. Little experiences. How to make sure you exercise, drink enough water. A little visit, and a share! 

[dilip kumar]

Gardening tips...l am planning to start a roof top garden for vegetables

[Miss Bea]

I will start off. Boraxo. Use it in your wash, and it’s almost like bleaching your wash, but it’s wonderful for colored clothes. Sparkles white clothing. 
Also, do your recycle? I have this thing I got from Amazon. Like a wash cloth made of chain! Cans. Especially dog food cans. Put a bit of soap, water, and this little metal wash cloth, flat out cleans it. I use it for jars, too. 
I think this will be fun!

[dilip kumar]

21 hours ago, Miss Bea said:

Also, do your recycle? I have this thing I got from Amazon. Like a wash cloth made of chain! Cans. Especially dog food cans. Put a bit of soap, water, and this little metal wash cloth, flat out cleans it. I use it for jars, too. 

Pls explain i did not understand fully.

[Watching and Waiting]

 

15 minutes ago, dilip kumar said:

ls explain i did not understand fully.

 

 

 

Apparently it’s flexible for scrubbing skillets, etc. and can be dropped inside of glasses, vases, etc. to scrub them clean—made of stainless steel. 

 

[dilip kumar]

So you put it where.?

 

In a dish washer?

[Qapla]

It is used for hand washing the dishes, not machine washing them

[Miss Bea]

Hmm. Maybe this won’t work. Here we go again. I came across a, “recipe”, for when your dog or cat has an encounter with a skunk. (Does not involve tomato juice!)

I wrote it  down, because when you need this, you need this!

1 Quart of hydrogen perioxide, (3%) 1/2 cup of baking soda, 

1 tablespoon of dish soap. 
Lather it on a dry dog, (or cat) leave it on for 5 or six minutes.( until the smell is pretty much gone. Don’t get the solution on their face. You can use a spong delicately around face and ears.  It will sting their eyes.

Big dogs, you may have to multiply the solution.

I heard of this, wrote it down. But I didn’t know if it actually works. It does! It was used by someone in our congregation. ̨ And, this was a house dog. (If you smell them really close, maybe a hint of skunk smell. 

[Watching and Waiting]

I have always had pets and I stumbled on this many years ago purely by accident.  At the time I was using "Playtex Rubber Gloves" for household chores and discovered that if I moisten them, wipe off excess moisture and simply wipe them across upholstery or cloth, it will gather up pet hair, sort of rolling it along into a ball.  The fur attaches to the glove, with the aid of the moisture and also static cling, no doubt.  This photo is from my cat 'Belle's kitty cot bedding, which i just washed and dried last week just prior to leaving for convention.  6 days later, I was able to pick up ALOT of her fur using this method.  Works with any kind of rubber gloves, thick or thin, like latex. A good vacuum first is necessity, but it's amazing how much you still get after doing that and it's a lot cheaper than lint rollers and masking tape LOL.