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Did you know that rinsing your hands with apple cider
vinegar after using harsh cleaners or doing a day of yard work will
leave your hands feeling really good? If your hair is dull or listless
from summer sun, just rinse it with a tablespoon of white vinegar
stirred into a cup of warm water. If will leave your hair shiny and
fluffy. It will feel squeaky clean.
Have smelly hands from handling fish or onions? Besides
apple cider vinegar rubbed into your hands, washed normally and rinsed
thoroughly, there are other products to use. For instance, you can cut a
lemon in half and rub it on your hands, followed up by soap and water.
You can also pour some sugar into the palm of your hand and add a few
drops of liquid detergent to wash those odors away. The fourth option
would be to sprinkle some baking soda into your wet hands and scrub
vigorously and rinse.
Don’t know what to do with your empty spaghetti jars? I
do. Soak the labels off and wash and rinse the jars and use them for
iced tea or Kool-Aid glasses. They are heavy duty and hold just enough
ice and your choice of a summer beverage. I also use them for leftover
storage containers.
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