Source: the Internet and Woman's Journal Magazine

After looking at how to make the right choice of household appliances, cleaning, kitchen, we now turn to something equally practical - the little tricks for everyday life. In this post from the series, Grandma did it right! Small Practical Tips." - "Do you know the easiest way to tackle...?" I'll share tips that will help make some of the most tedious tasks at home easier, from ironing and maintaining oak furniture, to dealing with moths and maintaining scissors. The tips are random and don't follow a set order, so everyone can find something useful for themselves! They have been gathered from a variety of sources.

Cooling.

If we have burned woollen fabric, we can save it by smearing a mixture of soda and water on the burn. Once dry, the spot is carefully brushed.

Cloths.

Will be more easily cleaned if immersed in lukewarm water in which 3 tablespoons of bleach and 3 tablespoons of bicarbonate of soda have been dissolved.

Clothes of two pieces.

It is well to wash them together. This will bleach evenly, shrink and stretch equally.

Oak furniture.

Return its freshness and colour by washing it with lukewarm beer. Then dry and polish at the same time with a piece of linen cloth.

Labels from jars and bottles.

To remove them easily from jars, bottles and plastic cans, they should be rubbed with baby oil.

Key from cupboard.

If it stinks, it should be cleaned with soapy water and rubbed with wax.

The mosquitoes.

You'll get rid of them if you plant a few tomato plants on the balcony.

The kitchen.

It will smell good if we roast a few dried juniper berries in the oven.

The dishwasher.

The seeds in it should be sorted. The other condition to be observed is not to fill it to the top.

Moths.

To prevent them from attacking the clothes in the wardrobe, it is enough to collect some chestnuts and put them near it.

Bugs.

They won't land on your home's mirrors and windows if you scrub the glass surfaces with vinegar.

New shoes.

If they squeak, rub them with a cotton rag soaked in rubbing alcohol before putting them on.

Scissors.

They are rolled by cutting sandpaper with them. It is enough to make 15-20 cuts to make them sharp again.

Furniture polishing.

Instead of detergent, you can use sun protectant. The same effect is achieved.

Curing.

Before putting it in the refrigerator, it is a good idea to wrap it in tinfoil. In plain paper it dries out.

The bread.

It will not mould easily if a lump of sugar is put in the box in which it is kept. Dry old bread will soften if it is steamed for a few minutes on the steaming mat in the saucepan.

I hope these little tips will help you in your daily life and make household tasks easier and more enjoyable. The next post will be dedicated to something we all use on a daily basis - products and their contents. We will look at the benefits of foods like bananas, tomatoes, onions, walnuts and more. Stay tuned for more helpful information that can assist you in choosing healthy and delicious foods for your table!