Keep Shower Grout From Getting Moldy With a 30-Second Squeegee
· Mark Mendenhall
Mold needs standing water. Squeegeeing the walls after a shower starves it.
· Mark Mendenhall
Mold needs standing water. Squeegeeing the walls after a shower starves it.
· Mark Mendenhall
Black grout lines? Baking soda paste, a brush, and ten minutes bring them back white.
· Mark Mendenhall
A humming disposal is usually jammed, not dead. The reset button and an Allen wrench save it.
· Mark Mendenhall
A heavy tarp, bungees, and a few sandbags stored dry solve a dozen storm problems fast.
· Mark Mendenhall
Baking soda and a gentle simmer lift a burnt layer off the bottom of a pot.
· Mark Mendenhall
Most two-handle faucet drips are a worn rubber washer. A fifty-cent part stops the drip.
· Mark Mendenhall
Painter's tape marked with the hanger spacing transfers the measurements to the wall perfectly.
· Mark Mendenhall
Plastic wrap under the lid and storing the can upside down keeps paint skin-free.
· Mark Mendenhall
A damp towel or shelf liner under the board locks it in place while you chop.
· Mark Mendenhall
June is too late to discover seized tracks and missing wing nuts. A spring check takes an hour.
· Mark Mendenhall
Soak a scorched pan with a dryer sheet overnight and the mess wipes off.
· Mark Mendenhall
Plain cooking oil dissolves label glue on glass, plastic, and wood without harsh chemicals.