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| I inadvertently let the water boil off a pan of broccoli yesterday and am trying to find a way to salvage the pan if I can. Do you have any suggestions? |
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| Fill the bottom of the pan with white vinegar and bring to a boil. The heat and vinegar will work together to loosen that cooked on crud. Then simply let it cool and scrub any remaining mess away. |
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| My kitchen sprayer on my sink is clogged and so is my shower sprayer what can I do to unclog it without using a harsh chemical? |
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| Try soaking the fixtures in white vinegar. It will remove hard water deposits and clear away those clogs! |
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| I was wandering if there is a solution to help clean and get rid of scratches from the brillo pad off of the top of the stove. |
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| You can try buffing the scratches out with a little paste wax on a soft cloth. |
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| We have tried several different things in our drain. It seems to work for awhile, then the water just stands in the sink. It finally goes down. We've also replaced the pipe under the sink. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks for your time, I really appreciate it. |
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| Once a month pour a cup of baking soda into your drain followed by a cup of white vinegar. Let the two bubble and fizz and then flush the drain with boiling water. |
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| We recently remodeled our kitchen and we put in a stainless steal sink. Despite my efforts of trying to not allow the sink to be stained by our hard water it has happened and the side of the sink that get used most often is looking kind of dull. Any suggestion? |
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| Pull on a pair of rubber gloves and soak several paper towels with household bleach. Line the sink with towels and let them sit overnight, in the morning throw them away to reveal a beautiful shine! |
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| What can I use to clean the inside of my dishwasher? |
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| Fill the soap cups with powdered lemonade mix and run the machine through a cycle with no dishes. |
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| I dropped a heavy glass and made a small chip in the formica right in plain sight. The formica is beige speckled, looking kind of like sand grains of black and tan.
Is there any way I can fill is chipped area, or any other suggestions. Please let me know, I just did my kitchen over after waiting so long and feel really bad about this mishap. Thank You. |
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| Once Formica is damaged there is really no way to repair it. I'm sorry I can't be of more help. |
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| Any suggestion on how to part two crystal bowls that are sitting one in the other and won't come apart. I have tried oil, hot soapy water but to no avail. I hate to have to break one of the bowls to get them apart. Any suggestions will be appreciated. Thanks. |
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| Place the bottom dish in warm water to expand the glass slightly and fill the top with ice water to slightly contract the glass. Then you should be able to get them apart! |
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| When you take paper off a container so that you can reuse the same container again, how do you get the sticky glue residue off? |
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| I use nail polish rmeover! |
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| How can I clean under my refrigerator and heavy furniture? |
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| Pull the leg of an old nylon stocking over a yardstick and then use your new extension arm to reach easily under and behind items you can't move easily! |
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