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    Tried and tested useful household tips

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      Busymom
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      kiasimom:
      I used \"used\" tealeaves for my eyebag treatment.


      I will store the used teabag in the fridge so that it will be cooling when I use it for eyebag treatment.
      Thanks for starting this thread - have learned so many useful things.

      Hmm... used teabag for eyebag? Is it effective? Mine probably permanent damage alredi, dun know if it would still work?

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        Busymom
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        Also, my pantry lady taught me to soak stained tea cups in water with squeezed lemon juice (one lemon to a pot of water) for removing the stains.

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          girlmum
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          Busymom:

          I know a friend who uses vinegar to wipe floor. Apparently, it kills germs. Wonder if anyone has heard of that?
          My mum taught me to use vinegar with floor detergent, it's supposed to get the floor squeaky clean. But I didn't try it before coz DH can't stand the smell of vinegar.

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            Augmum
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            kitty2:
            I use vinegar for my oily stove,it's really effective.

            vinegar can be used to wash off the pesticide residue found on fruits such as grapes , cherries, strawberries by pouring some of it into a bowl of water and soak the fruits in it for a while, say 10-15 min. i also use it for washing of veg (pour some of it into a basin of water) as soaking in water alone generally doesn’t remove all pesticide residues.

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              Picolo
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              Hmmm… useful thread. If there are more contributions to this thread, maybe Chief may decide to make it sticky?


              I keep my expired axe-oil, ru yi you and the likes, so that I can use them to wipe away the ink stain left by white board or permanent markers on the white board or laminated furniture.

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                autumnbronze
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                Augmum:


                vinegar can be used to wash off the pesticide residue found on fruits such as grapes , cherries, strawberries by pouring some of it into a bowl of water and soak the fruits in it for a while, say 10-15 min. i also use it for washing of veg (pour some of it into a basin of water) as soaking in water alone generally doesn’t remove all pesticide residues.
                Hi Augmum,

                Yes, I've heard of this tip. Been meaning to try it out.

                Apologies for the 'duh-ness', but shd wash off vinegar from the fruits/veges aft soaking b4 eating/cooking it rite??

                TIA

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                  kiasimom
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                  Busymom:
                  Also, my pantry lady taught me to soak stained tea cups in water with squeezed lemon juice (one lemon to a pot of water) for removing the stains.

                  Yes, lemon is good in removing stains too. Gentle on hands too 🙂

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                    kiasimom
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                    Hi busymom,


                    Teabags do work. If your condition is more serious, maybe you need to use for a longer time 🙂

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                      heyhoe
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                      I use "magic sponge" to clean in between groves of tiles as well as tiles itself. Also, useful to clean the wall and kid’s table off pencil/pen marks.

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                        heyhoe
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                        kiasimom:
                        Acne Fix.


                        I use this product when I have pimple and it works well for me !
                        Can I know where to get this? I still have pimples from time to time.

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