Transforma o foaie colorata intr-o punga de cadouri SUPERBA
Un proiect extrem de frumos: cum sa iti faci singur/a punguțele de cadouri cu doar doua ingrediente: o foaie colorata si putin lipici lichid. Pentru decorare vei avea nevoie de o panglica colorata (indicat este sa nu fie in aceeași nuanță cu cea a hârtiei).
We spend 1/3 of our lives laying on a mattress that can’t be washed. Or can it? Pour vodka into a spray bottle, spritz lightly across your mattress and leave it to air-dry. The alcohol kills odor-causing bacteria while it disinfects the mattress.
Halve a couple lemons and put in a glass dish with water. Zap until the water starts to boil. Let it sit and steam for a minute before opening. The gunk can now be wiped away with little effort. You might want to share this one with that co-worker who’s always exploding spaghetti in the break room.
Hook an old pillowcase over one fan blade at a time and slowly wipe it backward. The blade will be clean and the dust will be trapped inside (instead of in your hair).
Got greasy fingerprints on the walls? Cover the stains with white chalk, wait a few minutes and then wipe the chalk away with a damp cloth. Works on clothes too!
Do you live with a four-legged friend who loves to shed? Sweep your carpet with a rubber squeegee (or run your hand over it while wearing a rubber dish washing glove) and prepare to be horrified by what comes up.
Pressed for time? Throw one clean dry towel in with wet clothes before starting the dryer. 15 minutes later, take it out. The dry towel will actually absorb some of the excess moisture floating around and speed up drying time.
Love smoothies but hate cleaning the blender? Just fill it with warm water and a drop of dish soap, then turn it on and blend for a few seconds. Dump, rinse with clean water, and dry.
Cruddy air vent or A/C intake? Moisten a clean towel with your favorite cleaner and wrap around a butter knife. Now you’ve got the perfect tool to clean the narrow grate.
Halve a white onion and use a fork to rub it back and forth over the grates of a hot grill. The onion will clean the grates and add a little extra flavor.
Fill the bottom of the pan with water and add a cup of white vinegar. Simmer. Take the pan off the stove and add 2 tablespoons baking soda. Empty the pan and scrub lightly to remove burn marks.
You can’t put this appliance in the dishwasher and cleaning by hand will likely result in a cut-up hand. Instead pulverize bread or uncooked white rice to remove old odors. Then grind 1 tablespoon baking soda to clean, and wipe thoroughly.
Shower head covered with nasty hard water deposits? Pour distilled white vinegar in a plastic bag and fit it over the shower head with a rubber band. Let it soak for an hour (or overnight) then remove the bag and wipe scum away with a cloth.
After they’ve freshened your laundry, use dryer sheets to clean anything–baseboards, your television or laptop screen, bookshelves–and the anti-static chemicals will actually repel dust in the future.
Remember this kids: oil attracts oil. Next time your bacon breakfast makes a mess of the stove, add a few drops of vegetable oil to paper towel, then wipe the greasy surface and watch the oil disappear!
There’s nothing grosser than a couch that looks like you pulled it out of the alley. Use a spray bottle to cover your couch with rubbing alcohol, then use a clean white sponge to rub the couch. Fluff the fibers with a hard bristle brush when done, and it’ll look good as new.
Even though it cleans other things, occasionally your dishwasher needs to be cleaned as well. Run it on its hottest cycle with nothing but a container filled with white vinegar in the top rack. Then, sprinkle some baking soda on the bottom, and run it again on a short-hot cycle. Be prepared to shield your eyes from the sparkle.
Instead of scrubbing, spray cooking spray on your glass shower door and/or walls. Give it about 5 minutes and wash it off with soapy water and dry it. The oil in cooking spray will dissolve the soap buildup and lime deposits.
Bathroom sink draining slow? Drop 4 Alka-Seltzer tablets down the drain, followed by 1 cup distilled vinegar. After 10 minutes, rinse with boiling water.
Ring around the tub? Cut the grapefruit in half and sprinkle the pink fruit with salt. Wet your tub and sprinkle additional salt on the bottom. Use the fruit as a scrubber, being sure to get the juice on every surface. Rinse clean and enjoy the fresh scent!
Carpet stain driving you crazy? Spray stain with a mixture of 2 parts water with 1 part vinegar. Lay a damp rag over the spot, then press a hot iron–set on the steam setting–on the rag for about 30 seconds. Repeat for really stubborn stains. It’s like a mini Stanley Steamer!
If you’re addicted to caffeine, your coffee pot probably shows it. Fill the reservoir with equal parts white vinegar and water. Run the brew cycle halfway through, then turn off and let it sit. After an hour, turn it on and let the cycle repeat. When it’s done, run two cycles with fresh water only.
If you have actual silver cutlery or dishes, you know polishing it can be a pain. Line a large dish with aluminum foil, add a 1/2 cup of table salt and a 1/2 cup of baking soda. Fill the foil-lined sink with hot water, and then dump in all your silver. After a 30 minutes soak, the tarnish will be gone. Just rinse and wipe dry.
If your kid (or roommate) hurls on your sofa, don’t panic. Make a paste of baking soda and water, and take a spatula or spoon, generously spreading it onto the affected area (be sure to hold your breath or you might vomit too). Let it dry overnight, and you’ll be able to easily vacuum the whole thing up. Also works for urine and carpets (hooray).
If you don’t clean it right away, you’ll never get all the gunk out of the tiny ridges of your Foreman grill. Try this instead: When you’re done cooking, unplug it, and press a couple of damp paper towels between the lid and the surface. The leftover heat will steam clean the grill. Wipe it dry with another paper towel and you’re done.
Scrubbing the toilet sucks, especially if more than one person has been using it. Instead of scrubbing, “fill a mason jar with vinegar. Punch a couple of small holes in the metal lid with a nail. Drop that jar into your toilet’s water tank upside down. With each flush, a little vinegar will seep out of the jar and keep your toilets clean and yucky growth-free!,” explains Organic Authority. No mason jar handy? Snip off a section of one of those Mr. Clean Magic Eraser sponges and drop it right in the bowl before you go to sleep. In the morning, the ring will be gone! Just be sure to get it out before you flush.
There’s nothing worse than stepping on a tiny remnant of that glass you broke last week. Carefully press a piece of white bread all over the area to pick up even the tiniest shards.
Daca esti la fel ca mine, sunt sigur ca iubesti aroma si gustul placut al unei cesti de cafea bauta dimineata. Insa te intreb, daca iubesti sa consumi cafea, ai idee ce poti face cu zatul care a ramas dupa ce ai consumat-o?
Sunt sigur ca dupa ce vei citi ce poti face cu zatul de la cafea, nu-l vei mai arunca niciodata!
Asadar, ia-ti o ceasca de cafea si citeste ghidul Secretele pentru a invata cum sa utilizezi zatul de cafea intr-un mod cu totul neobisnuit, CITESTE IN CONTINUARE
When you’re getting crafty in the kitchen, there are some potentially tasty results waiting for you. With these tricks, your kitchen will be the yummiest place in town!
Instead of making pasta every night, use this spiral cutter to make zucchini noodles (zoodles). Zoodles are healthier and pasta and very trendy right now.
Wash and dry your lettuce, then portion it into plastic bags. Blow up the bags with air, and seal them. They’ll last longer and are already portioned for you. Just make sure the lettuce is dry when you put it into the bags.
Don’t let your fresh herbs go bad! Chop them up and place them into an ice cube tray with olive oil. When you’re cooking and you need herbs, no need to buy more and let them go bad – grab your frozen herbs and throw them in the pot!
If you aren’t sure if your eggs are still good, use this easy trick! Put the egg in water. If the egg sinks, it is very fresh. If one end of the egg rises slightly, then the eggs are still good, but not as fresh. If the egg floats, it is bad and should not be consumed.
Remake your pancake batter and put it in a clean Ketchup bottle. This way, you have ready to cook pancakes whenever you want. Bonus: easier to pour into the pan and clean up.
Use a spoon to peel the skin off ginger in your recipes. The spoon easily removes all the skin, even from the bumpy parts of the ginger. This trick can also be used for kiwis.
If you’re making tacos for dinner, but don’t have any crunchy shells, don’t worry! Take the soft shells, and cook them upside down on your oven rack. Crunchy shells in no time!
If you need melted butter in a flash, don’t risk microwaving it (if you’re baking, you could cook the eggs prematurely – ew!). Grate the butter and it will melt more quickly.
To keep your brown sugar soft, put some marshmallows into the container. Make sure the container is also airtight! A damp piece of terra cotta also works to keep brown sugar soft.
An easy way to hull strawberries for baking or recipes is to use a straw. Push the straw up through the bottom of the strawberry, and the leaves should come off too.
An easier way to cut corn off the cob is to put the corn into the center hole of a bundt pan and then cut it. This way, the corn won’t slip around, and all of the corn will fall into the pan.
20 Kitchen Charts That’ll Bring Out Your Inner Chef
Anyone who regularly cooks, bakes or even microwaves their meals needs these handy cheat sheets. They seriously take the guess work out of so many different tasks–from measuring to chopping to organizing and even cleaning.
Take a look for yourself and learn how to become more like a chef in seconds!
1. Volume Conversions Cheat Sheet
Because you don’t want to waste time measuring out 12 teaspoons to get a 1/4 cup.
2. Mass and Volume Equivalents Cheat Sheet
Because this is just something I’ll never remember.
3. Vegetable Cooking Cheat Sheet
Because sometimes it’s not obvious.
4. Cooking Methods Cheat Sheet
Because there’s a very real difference between pan-frying and deep-frying.
5. Eggs In Baking Cheat Sheet
Because you wouldn’t want to risk ruining your whole dessert, would you?
6. Proper Way To Organize The Refrigerator And Freezer Cheat Sheet
Because it makes a difference.
7. Where To Store Different Produce Cheat Sheet
Because you’ve probably been doing it wrong. I was!
8. Types Of Cuts For Veggies Cheat Sheet
Because you can sound fancy when say, „Would you like some bruroise potatoes?”
9. Egg Substitutions In Baking Cheat Sheet
Because these are tried and true fantastic!
10. Spice Everything Properly Cheat Sheet
Because it’s both an art and a science.
11. Meat Temperature Cheat Sheet (Fahrenheit)
Because you don’t want to get sick.
12. Blending Basics Cheat Sheet
Because your smoothies (and blender!) deserve it.
13. Mixing Methods Cheat Sheet
Because it honestly makes a real difference.
14. Best Apples To Use In Baking Cheat Sheet
Because you can’t make a classic American pie any other way.
15. Dinner Party Table Setting Cheat Sheet
Because when do you ever have to put out three glasses otherwise?
16. Freezer Storage Time Cheat Sheet
Because freezer-burned food is just awful.
17. Cut A Recipe In Half Cheat Sheet
Because looking at this is easier than learning all the conversions.
18. Flour Conversion Chart
Because it’s fun to mix it up!
19. Balanced Fresh-Pressed Juice Cheat Sheet
Because you want to want to drink it after juicing it.
20. Kitchen Cleaning Cheat Chart
Because this organizes your cleaning time by prioritizing tasks.
21 Most Incredibly Easy DIY Home Projects To Beautify Your Home This Spring
The spring is the time when we need to make some changes in our homes. It is the right time to add freshness that will remind to the beautiful spring. It is good to add some vibrant details in some fresh colors that will break the monotony in every interior design.
If you love crafting, this spring is the right time to make some creative DIY projects for your home beautification. In addition, we present you one collection of 21 Most Incredibly Easy DIY Project Tutorials To Beautify Your Home This Spring. All of them are extremely easy and step by step, you can create perfect DIY home decorations in your own home. See them and you’ll get inspired for sure.
10 Perfect Cleaning Cheats That Everyone Should Know
I’m pretty sure that almost every person on this planet hates cleaning. But we must clean and we need to be clean. World inside pictures tried to make cleaning more interesting for you and always we are searching the best tips that will make cleaning more easy, more fun and first of all cheap.
In the presented post we have found for you 10 perfect tips that will rock your world and that you must know before start with cleaning. This clever ideas will definitely make your life easier. Below you can see tips that shows you how to remove scratches, how to clean your wash machine, how make your tub to look like new, how to clean hard water e.t.c. Check and learn from below. Enjoy!
From the architect. Maid rooms in Paris have long been considered unattractive and secluded spaces in the beautiful Haussmann buildings.
First Floor Plan
Always located on the top level under the roof of these buildings, they are characterized by their small size, with rudimentary aesthetic interior spaces and common circulations difficult to access. It’s a “non architecture” within the beautiful Haussmann architecture.
Over time, the maid rooms have known different usages, therefore losing their original purpose and becoming attics / storage. Thereafter, the general increase in property prices has also generated a new consideration of these forgotten square meters and generated a renewed housing. This location under the roof which was considered unattractive became an additional property asset, offering features not exploited by their previous occupants: sunshine, no vis-à-vis, overlooking the rooftops of Paris and the possibility to create lofts combining several maid rooms.
It’s due to a lack of space and in anticipation of the coming of a future au pair they cannot receive directly in their apartment that our clients have entrusted us with the difficult task of arranging the 8sqm maid’s room. Despite the small area, the space had to be functional in order to sleep, and also to cook, eat, wash, work and store a maximum of items. The space should guarantee the independence of the future occupant.
Diagram 2
The architectural response we made in order to implement many different functions refers to the “concept of the Swiss Army knife.” The Swiss Army Knife is a simple knife but, by a game of sliding and folding, it can contain a multitude of tools in a very small object. Therefore, the new maid’s room is a modular transcription of such an object with elements of storage, a bed, a table, a wardrobe, a staircase, a kitchenette and a bathroom, all fully integrated within a large closet which can be unfolded according to the needs and changes the perception of space. Once all the elements are folded and stored in this “large closet”, it frees half of the area of the room.
The requirement of a unique multifunctional space has first been seen as a fairly complex constraint and, in the end, it became the real strength of the project.