run lemon or orange peels in your garbage disposal to get rid of any stinky odor. Also makes your kitchen smell nice and citrusy!

You can remove candle wax from carpet with a warm iron and lots of newspaper or white paper if you have light color carpet. Put the paper down and run the iron over it keep moving the paper as the wax melts and is absorbed.

A potato cut in half is an excellent way to remove a broken light bulb in a fixture.

Best home hint?

Hmm

I don't know

I gotta ask my cleaning girl..........

It does work but REMEMBER TO UNPLUG THE LAMP (no, fortunately, I do not know that from personal experience)

When lighting a candle where it's burned down pretty far (like the ones in glass jars), you can use a stick of spaghetti like a match to light the wick.

When moving heavy items like dressers, take out the drawers first and move them with a dolly. This saves time and back pain. :)

order pizza every night then you won't have to cook at all

Put a night light in the closet to keep monsters out.

Hi Katz..I may be a tad late here...but First test the paper. Some of the newer ones come off in one big strip if u can start at an edge. If not, score the paper first, I have even used a pizza cutter if I didn't have a scorer tool. Then you add hot water and fabric softener together and spray it onto the wall. You should let it sit for a few minutes..then start scraping away with a scraper.

Keep a monster in the closet to put the night lights out ...

Become a monster and keep everyone out

now you tell me

Go to ThereIFixedIt.com, only if you want to smile though.

Use a dollar canvas tool apron tied around the arm of your comfy chair to hold the remotes.

Crocheting scrap yarn around plastic hangers helps prevent slide off.

Cutting an old potholder to form a pad for the bottom of your utensil crock will prevent breakage.

A tension rod along the back of the shower is great for drying.

Adding a locksmith, toweing, cab company, license plate numbers, to your purse size address book.

Recieveing blankets make great flannel pillowcases.

Double sheets folded over the bottom then top of crib mattress allows for late night flip overs and later use as guest bed linens

Inverting fresh strawberry cartons, vacume sealed dairy, and meat rays in the refrigerator to make things last longer.

Address stickers added to books, canes, crutches, walkers, and wheelchair foot pegs help them return home.

Put the maps from last years phone book in a DVD case in the car.

Useing an egg carton or muffin pan to keep parts in order disassembeled can help put them back together.

Tying shoes together when you take them off makes it easy and quick to find both when dressing; especially toddlers.

Rubbing needles, thread, and pins on hard soap will prevent rusting and make threading through the eye or fabric easier.

Poneytail holders, paperclips, or twist ties can make good ornament hangers on the tree.

Felt back tablecloths make great covers for car seats or makeshift changeing pads for diaper users or those who should.

Teething gel can make removeing a splinter or sticker painless.

Mini-pads can make good emergency bandages.

my bestest home hint ever is....

put a capful of bleach in with your fresh cut flowers

keeps them fresh longer..truly.

teasingbrunette

Put a long-handled, wooden spoon across a pot of boiling anything to keep it from going Mt. St. Helens on 'ya...

Moth balls to keep away perching birds over your door (or in your tack room)

If you're perming your hair or some other messy chore simply affix panty liners to your forehead, neck, etc. But if someone rings your doorbell don't forget what you look like!

Never thought of that, great idea! LOL