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  • Homemade Picnic Blue Gel Pack

    Keeping cold foods cold and hot foods hot is one of the best ways to guard against spoilage and food poisoning. But lugging an ice chest everywhere isn't always practical. Instead, you can keep...

  • How to Freeze Fresh Raw Coconut

    Coconuts are nutritious large seeds that grow in tropical climates on coconut trees. Coconuts are composed of coconut meat and juice and can be processed to produce coconut milk and oil. Coconuts...

  • How to Use Potpourri Refresher Oil

    Everyone loves a sweet-smelling home, but just keeping it sparkling clean isn't always enough. Candles soaked with fragrance oils are nice, but they aren't the best choice for every home....

  • Alternative to Washing Machines

    In some situations, a washing machine may not be accessible for a number of reasons. People may decide to live in a way that is more sustainable, cut their dependancy on electricity, or wish to...

  • How to Clean a Shower Head Easily Youself

    You undress, get in the shower and turn on the shower. The only problem is, the shower head is so covered with lime and scale, the stream of water is barely coming out a trickle and the water...

  • How to Wash a Freezer Bag for Reuse

    Reduce, reuse, recycle. No doubt about it, recycling is all the rage. We treat "reduce, reuse, recycle" as the new "in" thing to do, but the truth is recycling is and always...

  • How to Stop Bugs From Eating Your Books

    If you have books that somehow are looking like something has been munching on them, you may have bugs eating your books. Insects like to munch on the pages and covers of books. There is a way to...

  • Ways to Reduce the Use of Plastic Bags

    Plastic bags are difficult to discard knowing that they are harmful to the environment. With every shopping or grocery trip we can bring more plastic bags home, only to not know what to do with...

  • How to Organize Food to give them a long life

    As food is so important for our survival and price hiking is making us worried to purchase them everyday, a little effort can make it last longer.

  • Ways to Reduce Solid Waste Production

    We throw a lot of stuff away. But there's no such place as "away." It all lands somewhere, and that's a problem. To reduce the amount of solid waste you produce, you must begin thinking about that...

  • How to Keep Fish Fresh

    Now you have been fishing and caught your limit. You want to keep your fresh caught fish fresh so follow these tips so that is done!

  • How to Use Scrap Material for Craft Ideas and Grocery Bags

    “Green” is the byword of day. It either means something has been recycled or is made from a renewable source. This would be a source that is readily replaced and not landing in the dump. With a...

  • How to Pack Cookies to Mail

    Receiving cookies in the mail can brighten anyone's day, but its even better when they arrive fresh and yummy. The secret of mailing delicious cookies versus stale crumbs is packing them...

  • How to Print on Plastic Bags

    According to The Wall Street Journal, the United States uses 100 billion plastic shopping bags every year. That figure doesn't include all the other plastic bags, including freezer bags, that are...

  • Facts About Paper Bags

    Paper bags remain an option in grocery stores and are preferred by many consumers for convenience; some people assume they are less damaging to the environment than plastic bags. The production of...

  • How to Start a Food Stockpile on a Budget

    Creating a food stockpile is an exercise in preparedness. Making sure you have extra on hand for an emergency is simple and can be done on even the tightest of budgets.

  • How to Easily Organize Baby Clothes

    Like many moms-to-be, new mothers and mothers who are completely busy, organizing your babies clothing is not high on the priority list. Here is a simple solution that will tackle any large amount...

  • How Are Zip Lock Bags Made?

    A zip lock bag is a thrifty little reusable, sealable and resealable baggie that comes in many sizes and dimensions, and can be used for many different things. You can use zip lock bags to freeze...

  • How to Get Rid of Kitchen Grease

    If you are like the rest of us, when it comes to kitchen grease you probably fall into one of these categories : 1) You dump it down the drain or 2) You throw it in the trash. The latter is the...

  • How to Save Money at the Grocery Store and Help the Environment

    If you know how, and it's a snap to learn, you can tie plastic and cloth bags and then easily untie and reuse them.

  • How to Keep Potatoes fresher longer

    Did you ever buy a 10# bag of potatoes and have many get thrown out before you and your family could eat them? These tips can prevent this from happening to the next 10# bag.

  • How to Sell Empty Soda Cans to Make Extra Money

    Almost every community has a recycling station that will pay you to bring in empty soda cans to make extra money for yourself. The amount you will make will depend on two factors: how many cans...

  • How to Green Solutions Go Green Shopping Bags from Plastic Tarps

    Go Green is a recurring theme to bring conscientiousness back to the way we interact with our environment. After years of producing excess waste, we are now learning, or re-learning, green...

  • How to Keep Donuts for Later Use

    It's easy to save money on donuts by keeping them for later use. Donuts are cheaper by the dozen, but many don't eat enough to make purchasing a dozen worthwhile. Those that won't be consumed...

  • How to Reduce Reuse Recycle Plastic Grocery Bags

    Reduce reuse recycle -- Despite the fact that we have to consume food and drink in order to stay nourished and survive, the plastic grocery bags we carry our food home in, cause a tremendous...

  • How to Keep Cut Parsley Fresh

    Fresh parsley is critical for many recipes used in everyday cooking like omelets, pizza and spaghetti sauce. Once fresh parsley wilts and yellows, the flavor changes dramatically. The flavor of...

  • How to Keep Crackers Fresh

    Crackers or any other bread-type food items are prone to getting soggy once the package is opened. Once crackers get soggy, they usually don't have the same appeal as they did when they were first...

  • How to Keep Parsley Fresh

    Using old parsley in recipes can ruin the entire dish, since parsley loses flavor when it is not fresh. In order for your recipes to turn out the way you expect them to, you must use the freshest...

  • How to Keep Tortilla Chips Fresh

    The true appeal of a tortilla chip is the crunch. It can lose this over time. The enemy of tortillas is air. If you leave a bag open, you run the risk of making the chips soggy. Most people don't...

  • How to Keep Cereal Fresh

    If you live in a humid climate and want to keep your cereal fresh and crisp, you know it is a daily battle. Even those in colder climates find summertime a challenge to keep their cereal fresh. As...

  • How to Freeze Tomato Sauce

    Many people are unable to finish an entire jar of sauce and may not want to finish the jar by the end of the week. Some people may just have an abundance of tomatoes grown in their garden and want...

  • How Does a Liquid Hand Soap Dispenser Work?

    Liquid hand soap eliminates the mess and potential spread of germs that can come with sharing bar soap. Public restrooms often use a wall dispenser where a bag of liquid soap is inserted. The...

  • How to put a brown paper bag to use in the kitchen.

    Knowing how to use things you have on hand is and art. Here is on simple way to use a brown paper bag when cooling cookies.

  • How to Save Money On Groceries Each Week

    Grocery prices are officially through the roof. I have four children and a husband, and feeding six people can be difficult without spending a fortune. Here's how to save money on groceries you...

  • How to Remove Gum From the Bottom of a Shoe

    Stepping into a fresh, sticky wad of gum on the sidewalk isn't a pleasant experience. Trying to remove it by scraping it off with a sharp object is time consuming and not very effective. Need a...

  • How to Reuse a Paper Vacuum Bag

    Here's how to reuse a paper vacuum bag in a pinch. Your bag is full, you don't have replacement bags...here's what to do.

  • How to Use Used Tea Bags

    Tea bags have many surprising uses. Many people don't know just how many purposes a tea bag has. Read on to find out what to do with that tea bag after you make tea. Even better it's all natural!

  • How to Blacken Foods

    Charring foods helps keep natural juices inside the meat and also compliments the natural flavors of the meat. Use this simple technique to help you cook meat that is crispy and savory on the...

  • How to Recycle Grocery Store Bags

    Sometimes grocery stores still ask if you prefer paper or plastic, but most will not ask for your preference. Some chains even offer to sell you a cloth grocery bag. For those who do not get the...

  • How to Make a Drawstring Plastic Bag

    It is not difficult to make a drawstring plastic bag. In many ways it can be easier than making the same type of bag out of other materials, as you do not need a sewing machine or other fancy...

  • How to Make a Reusable Grocery Sack

    As more and more people become aware of the damage being done to the environment, an increasingly popular trend is the one of earth-friendly grocery shopping. One of the best ways to do this is by...

  • How to Clear up Mothball Odor

    Are moths a problem in your home? If so, then you probably use mothballs in your closet. Those mothballs can leave a lingering odor in your closets, too. Here's how to get rid of that odor without...

  • How to re-soften hardened brown sugar

    Ever get a bag of sugar and it gets hard and clumpy before you use it all up?

  • How to recycle plastic bags

    Do you ever wonder what to do with all of your grocery plastic bags? You see them floating in the air on a windy day outside and doesn't your heart cringe because you know you could do something...

  • How to Choose a Messenger Bag

    The fit and storage capacity of a messenger bag make it a useful alternative to backpacks and briefcases, as well as a statement of personal style. Keep these tips in mind to ensure selecting one...

  • How to Remove Hard Water Buildup From Shower Head

    Even the cleanest showers can get hard water buildup over time. This article will show you the quick, easy and green way to remove the gunk and get your shower flowing again.

  • How to Make a Simple Lettuce Spinner

    Tired of buying bulky appliances that only have one function in your kitchen? This easy-to-make lettuce spinner fits in a kitchen drawer, taking up a fraction of space that a normal salad spinner...

  • How to lead a green life by cutting plastic bags out of your life!

    Think back to your last grocery shopping experience. Years ago, you would have been given the option of paper or plastic for your bag. Did the bag boy or girl offer you choices during your last...

  • How to Become an Environmentally-Conscious Grocery Shopper

    You re trying to become a more environmentally-conscious person at home. You're recycling and reusing items but what about the way you shop? There are a few easy tips you can do when you're at the...

  • How to Choose a Ziplock Bag

    Ziplock bags are made by numerous manufactures and seem to be available in all shapes, sizes and prices. Buy the ziplock bag that suits your wallet and serves your storage needs. Compare different...

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