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Happy weekend, kids! The girls from my pinochle club just
left my house. While they were here, the subject of my Tips
of the Day came up, and the girls gave me a few new ones
to work with. So scroll on down and check out Today's Tip!
ANOTHER GREAT USE FOR VINEGAR!
Cheryl says:
When you're ironing clothes, the easiest way to work out the wrinkles is to spray the fabric first with a mixture of vinegar and water. Take a spray bottle with 8 ounces of water mixed with 1 to 2 tablespoons of vinegar. Spray the fabric and then iron it. The wrinkles will come right out! This works more easily than just using the steam setting on the iron or spraying with plain water. Use the vinegar and water mixture with the iron on steam setting, and you're good to go!
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Vinegar? I think I'm out of it.. Can I use oil instead?
If I did any ironing I would this wow... I love the uses of vinegar, but if u spray it on clothes will they smell like vinegar?
I was just wondering about the smell as well!
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Originally Posted by PJSinger
No. Just use distilled white vinegar. You can get it in gallon plastic bottles, and it's very inexpensive. I use it in the washing machine when I do my laundry. When it's diluted, it leaves no odor behind and keeps the clothes, especially towels, fresher longer.
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Good to know that Pammy. I'll definitely try this one then.
I just use that Downy wrinkle release stuff. Works like a dream; told my son I was going to try it on my face! He was not amused.
LOL! Let us know how that works out for ya!
As for ironing, I don't do it. Probably a great tip though for you ironers out there. If something is wrinkled I usually just throw it in the dryer for a few minutes and voila! No more wrinkles, or at least it's better than before.
If I did any ironing I would this wow... I love the uses of vinegar, but if u spray it on clothes will they smell like vinegar?
No SQ....you would just smell like a great big Easter Egg!!
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I just never got the hang of it.
Let us know how that works out for ya!
