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Tips to Make Life Easier
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As long as you remove the tea bags before putting in the fridge, I don't find the taste bad. BUT, if I forget to remove them...yuck!Originally Posted by cococat
Don't notice one bitI love ice cold tea with a slice of lime and/or lemon. Green tea or black, plain, no sugar. It really doesn't sit around long though, I forgot to mention my DH brings a massive container every morning instead of coffee for work, we go through a lot in one week.
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Add me to that group today.Originally Posted by Nekomania
Oh my goodness, hubby hating going on
The nerve of these guys!
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Originally Posted by Primula
How to make life easier? Get divorced.
It was just my sardonic British humor.
My husband helps make my life so much easier. Love that guy
Another tip along the lines of getting rid of things, clean out the clutter. Throw away, sale, donate as much as you can in your closet, garage, kitchen, bedrooms, etc. Less clutter clears the mind, clears the space, makes cleaning so much quicker, and you can make some excess money as well.
Another tip along the lines of getting rid of things, clean out the clutter. Throw away, sale, donate as much as you can in your closet, garage, kitchen, bedrooms, etc. Less clutter clears the mind, clears the space, makes cleaning so much quicker, and you can make some excess money as well.
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To continue with this line of thought, one thing I do is if I buy myself a new piece of clothing, I throw out a piece. Helps to keep the closet free of clutter.Originally Posted by cococat
My husband helps make my life so much easier. Love that guy
Another tip along the lines of getting rid of things, clean out the clutter. Throw away, sale, donate as much as you can in your closet, garage, kitchen, bedrooms, etc. Less clutter clears the mind, clears the space, makes cleaning so much quicker, and you can make some excess money as well.
you can also pre-spritz ALL the clothes, then store in a plastic bag in the freezer. my mom used to do that.
i am unable to use either bleach or ammonia, so i use baking soda/peroxide &/or vinegar for cleaning.
i put powdered lysine in the cat fountain because Pixel has feline herpes - helps keep the flare-ups to a minimum.
hmm... can't think of anything else right now.
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boy, you don't drink tea like i do! i make mine in a coffeemaker, double-strength [6 regular-sized bags to 12 cups], add to sweetened water [again, about 12 ounces], & store in the fridge. if i'm at home all day, i can drink 3 gallons of tea. drink a gallon at school every day! never has time to get that oldOriginally Posted by strange_wings
You must not notice that day old tea taste terrible. I can't even drink it after it's been chilled in the fridge, even if it had plenty of time to cool down before.
But why iron at all? I hardly know anyone who irons these days.
It sure does mine too.
I'm another one that LOVES iced tea. We make sun tea all the time in the summer in one of those glass jugs with the spigot on the side, then we put it in the fridge. Yum!! I didn't realize that tea changed flavor, huh. You must use different tea, then, b/c ours never changes. I've been drinking tea like that my whole life. No one will change my mind, I love it!Originally Posted by strange_wings
You must not notice that day old tea taste terrible. I can't even drink it after it's been chilled in the fridge, even if it had plenty of time to cool down before.
One investment I've never regretted was in a good steam cleaner, because it's certainly made my life a lot easier, and made most cleaning solutions totally superfluous. I use it every week on the floors, kitchen, bathrooms, oven and litterbox, defrost the freezers with it, wash the windows and shutters, get wrinkles out of delicate handwashables, clean the hard-to reach parts of the radiators......the list is endless.
What is a steam cleaner?
