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    Tried and tested useful household tips

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    • K Offline
      kiasimom
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      wildboys:
      The storage area under my kitchen sink used to stink with the detergents I kept inside, now I put a box of baking soda and it smells much much better and I do not need to hold my breath whenever I open the area to take or put things. I put some in my toilets too... cos I don't like to use synthetic fragrance in those areas that my kids frequent. šŸ˜„

      Wow, didn't know that baking soda can absorb odour!!

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        BigDevil
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        kiasimom:

        Wow, didn't know that baking soda can absorb odour!!
        We have one in the freezer and one in the fridge too....but remember that
        the box must be opened and the baking soda exposed. šŸ˜‰

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          wildboys
          last edited by

          BigDevil:

          We have one in the freezer and one in the fridge too....but remember that
          the box must be opened and the baking soda exposed. šŸ˜‰
          Thanks for pointing that out šŸ˜„ For me I'm afraid that my kids will spill the powder, I scoop out the baking soda into a recycled box with cover and punch holes on the cover to \"expose\" them. It works too šŸ™‚

          Oh yah, I also put some baking soda in my dish washing detergent, it will make the cleaning more effective. Also read that it will be less harsh on the hands.... not sure about this though maybe my hands already \"seasoned\"?! šŸ˜›

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            wildboys
            last edited by

            kiasimom:
            Wow, didn't know that baking soda can absorb odour!!

            I ever tried those box of \"odour removal\" from Daiso, so-so effect only and can only last for 2-3weeks. Baking soda is more effective, more economical$$$ and most importantly natural and non-toxic to our bodies šŸ™‚

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              kiasimom
              last edited by

              I know you can use baking soda to wipe your stove and it will be spotlessly clean. Do not mix with water when cleaning. Just baking soda.

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                kiasimom
                last edited by

                For those with oily hair, avoid ascience products. It makes my hair oilier than before. They will cause dandruff and their comditioner makes my haor feels oily even after rinsing thoroughly.

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                  aspring
                  last edited by

                  Hi wilboys


                  How to add baking soda into dish washing detergent.

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                    Augmum
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                    kiasimom:
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                    No, it is not a paper mask. You pump the liquid out from the bottle. When you rub on your face, it will become bubble. Leave it on for 5 to 10 mins, when the bubbles disappear, rinse off with warm water.

                    After rinsing off the mask, apply the moisturiser šŸ™‚

                    Ta da, you are done!

                    I will apply sunblock last.
                    Sunblock is the most vital!
                    thks for the instruction to use bubble mask.
                    i did a search at google and found someone demostating at you-tube, looks fun with the bubbling on the face but she is using another bubble mask, not follow-me. (shd work the same)
                    so 1 bottle of mask can be used for roughly how many times?

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                      Augmum
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                      autumnbronze:
                      Hi,


                      Would like to share my tried and tested recipe for cookies. Please refer to the Festive (X'mas) Cooking/Baking Recipes in Foodies' Paradise if you are interested šŸ˜„
                      hi autumnbronze
                      do u have pineapple tart recipe to share?? or any1 else??
                      last yr's new year, i did some to try......the recipe for the pastry was no good, too hard, but smell was fragrant.
                      this yr, i would like to try again with a new recipe.
                      will take at a look for yr christams cookies, thks............

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                        kiasimom
                        last edited by

                        Hi augmum,


                        You can use 1 bottle for as many as 50 to 80 times.
                        Just need a small amount will do.

                        Also will depend on how much you pump out.

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