MaxPixel 1. Use fine-tipped tweezers Correctly removing a tick requires the right tool. Fine-tipped tweezers will allow you to work with precision and remove the tick without leaving anything behind. 2. Grab the tick as ...
What you need: 1 cup of dish soap 1 cup of heated white vinegar 1 funnel 1 spray bottle 1 sponge/cloth Image Source: flickr/darkbuffet Directions: 1. Warm up the vinegar on the stove. It should ...
When the potato touches the hot grill, it excretes starch, giving the grill a natural non-stick coating. Genius! Another tip for a successful barbecue… Wait until the grill is really hot. This will reduce the ...
Pixabay Luckily, I’ve never personally been affected by a tick, but like many of us, I know many people first-hand that have. Ticks are so small that it is often very difficult to spot them before ...
Here’s everything you need: * Baking soda * Essential oil * A fork * A glass jar with lid * A screwdriver * A hammer * A tea light © Pixabay This trick is perfect ...
Pixabay 1. Fight weeds Vinegar is a perfect natural herbicide. According to Orchard Care Lady, you can just pour white wine vinegar into a spray bottle and spray any weeds you want to get rid ...
Put your burgers on ice Place an ice cube in the middle of a burger while it’s cooking. You can also use a pat of butter. This will make your meat as juicy as can ...
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© Shutterstock I’m not really a fan of mosquito repellents since many contain a long list of unnatural ingredients and poisons that I’d rather avoid. But using a home remedy sometimes means settling for less ...
Cinnamon Ants are sensitive to smells, and in fact, their odor receptors are five times more sensitive than the average insect. So use that knowledge to your advantage! Although most humans love the smell of ...