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Must-Try Kitchen Life Hacks Upgrade Your Routine
In the fast-paced world of modern life, everyone is searching for clever solutions to everyday
kitchen cupboards and drawers, and their aromatic compounds will act as a natural deterrent, keeping the moths at bay.
Avoid ingredients sticking with a clever trick. Are you ever frustrated by ingredients like honey or corn syrup sticking to your measuring spoons? If you’re making a recipe that involves dry ingredients like flour or sugar, make an impression with the bottom of the measuring spoon in the dry ingredients in your mixing bowl before adding the sticky ingredient. The indentation is about the same size as the measuring spoon. If your recipe does not call for dry ingredients, you can coat your measuring spoons (or cups) with cooking spray before measuring out any sticky ingredients. Revive towels with a sprinkle of baking soda. Getting your kitchen towels clean and fresh just got a whole lot easier. Sprinkle a bit of baking soda on your linens before tossing them in the wash, and watch as it works its magic, absorbing odors and leaving your towels feeling soft and revitalized.
problems. Luckily, the internet is a treasure trove of practical, time-saving “life hacks” that will revolutionize how we approach our daily routines. For those looking to get ahead in their kitchen, these ingenious tips and tricks are for you. Tongs are a great tool to juice lemons. Are you tired of wrestling with slippery citrus fruits and struggling to extract every last drop of juice? Try using
a pair of tongs instead of a hand juicer. The rigid structure allows you to apply far more pressure than your bare hands, making juicing a breeze.
Bay leaves keep pantry moths at bay. Dealing with persistent pantry pests? Ditch the harsh chemicals and take advantage of the power of nature. Simply place a few bay leaves in your
EASY STEPS TO PREP FOR COLD WEATHER Don’t Let Winter Freeze Your AC
“Game of Thrones” may have coined the phrase, “Winter is coming,” but it’s the reality we all face this time of year. The temperature is dropping, and winter’s cold, snow, and freezing conditions will soon envelop us. There’s always much to do to prepare for cold weather, and
keep things from falling into the top. Even a piece of plywood can work as a suitable cover. If you have a heat pump, however, you shouldn’t worry about covering the unit.
you may not realize your air conditioning unit needs some attention. Taking a few extra steps to protect your air conditioning unit will ensure it’s ready when you need it again when the heat returns. Winterizing your AC unit protects it from snow, ice, and rust. It also prevents unwanted critters from invading your unit and making it their home for the winter. The process can seem daunting if you’ve never touched your AC unit before, but it only takes a few minutes and is easier than you think. If your unit is under a tree or in an area where icicles or snow could fall into it, invest in a cover. You don’t need a cover over the entire unit, but one that will
Before winter arrives, clean your unit to the best of your ability. Remove leaves, twigs, and other debris on top or inside the unit. You can even use a garden hose to rinse the outside. Once you’ve cleaned it out and are sure the warm weather is over, cut the power supply to your unit. This will ensure it doesn’t turn on during an unusually warm winter day.
Once the cold weather arrives, don’t just ignore your AC unit until spring returns.
Continue to check on it to ensure the cover is doing its job and remove critters nesting below or near it. Replacing and repairing an AC unit can become expensive quickly. Be proactive and winterize your unit to reduce risk and lengthen its lifespan.
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