One night I had finished my normal makeup remover and was in a bit of a bind so I used a few drops of my kids body wash (Johnson's Original in the yellow bottle). I was honestly shocked at how easily my makeup was removed, and after rinsing my face, my skin was extra soft! An added bonus is you know it is gentle enough for baby's skin, so it is not loaded with harsh chemicals. Needless to say, I now use it on a daily basis! Give it a try! :)
1. Place each grate in a large Ziploc bag (ensure there are no holes in plastic.)
2. Fill bag with 3 tablespoons of Ammonia and close bag.
3. Let sit overnight for 12 HOURS!
4. Remove grate from bags and rinse thoroughly. There shouldn't really be a need to scrub at this point.
That's it--so easy!
Use a fitted sheet to cover your box spring as well! Makes such a difference :)
Place an old towel in the wash with tracksuits, sweatshirts and jerseys to stop fluff from forming on the garment
Bath toys can get pretty disgusting with mold and old water..and not to mention the smell that comes along with it all! Use your glue gun and squeeze glue into the hole on the bottom of each toy to close it and prevent nastiness in the future!
To clean out your existing ones, soak in straight white vinegar for a day or so.
Prolong the life of fresh berries by preparing a mixture of one part vinegar (white or apple cider work best) and ten parts water. Dump the berries into the mixture and swirl around. Drain, then rinse and pop in the fridge!
When it comes to clothes hanging in your closet, turn all the hangers backwards--once you wear a piece of clothing and return it to its place, hang it back up with the hanger facing forward. At the end of the year (or after 6 months), toss any items that are still on the backward hangers--you probably won't miss it if you haven't worn it that entire time.
