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Extraordinary Uses For Ordinary Things: 2317 Ways to Save Money and Time
do extraordinary things with ordinary household products!
Polish your rings with toothpaste? Absolutely! In fact you can clean piano keys, even ink stains with the stuff. Surprised? Then get ready. EXTRAORDINARY USES FOR ORDINARY THINGS has thousands of ways to help you get more value out of more than 200 everyday items you probably already have in your home.
Condition your skin with SALT? You can! There are 64 more intriguing uses for everyday table salt be3ginning on page 280. Here's a sampling: Kill weeds in walkway cracks, keep milk fresh and cheese mold-free, shell pecans more easily, repel fleas, and clean your clothes iron.
Feed your plants BAKING SODA? Yes! And we have 82 other clever applications for inexpensive generic baking soda, beginning on page 62. Things like washing wallpaper, eliminating fish odor, removing stains and scratches on your countertop, clearing clogged drains...the list goes on for pages.
Clean your computer with VINEGAR? It's true! That's just one of the 175 surprising things you can do with plain old white vinegar. Turn to page 343 to discover how to use it to remove bumper stickers, revitalize leather, tenderize meat, banish bugs, sharpen pant creases, keep cut flowers fresh, and more.
duct tape 43 uses
lemon 34 uses
salt 65 uses
Polish your rings with toothpaste? Absolutely! In fact you can clean piano keys, even ink stains with the stuff. Surprised? Then get ready. EXTRAORDINARY USES FOR ORDINARY THINGS has thousands of ways to help you get more value out of more than 200 everyday items you probably already have in your home.
Condition your skin with SALT? You can! There are 64 more intriguing uses for everyday table salt be3ginning on page 280. Here's a sampling: Kill weeds in walkway cracks, keep milk fresh and cheese mold-free, shell pecans more easily, repel fleas, and clean your clothes iron.
Feed your plants BAKING SODA? Yes! And we have 82 other clever applications for inexpensive generic baking soda, beginning on page 62. Things like washing wallpaper, eliminating fish odor, removing stains and scratches on your countertop, clearing clogged drains...the list goes on for pages.
Clean your computer with VINEGAR? It's true! That's just one of the 175 surprising things you can do with plain old white vinegar. Turn to page 343 to discover how to use it to remove bumper stickers, revitalize leather, tenderize meat, banish bugs, sharpen pant creases, keep cut flowers fresh, and more.
duct tape 43 uses
lemon 34 uses
salt 65 uses
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400 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 2005
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The company was founded by DeWitt and Lila Wallace in 1922 with the first publication of Reader's Digest magazine, but has grown to include a diverse range of magazines, books, music, DVDs and online content.
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April 28, 2012
was interesting to those that like to do stuff for themselfs.
July 3, 2012
too text book for me...didn't even attempt to read so not a true rating here..
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