Hmmm . . . very Pinteresting . . .

I am joining in again on The Pinterest Fun over at Our Front Door.  Head on over if you would like to link up, or see some other Pinterest posts.

One of the coolest things about Pinterest is some of the cheap, simple ideas you find.  I thought I would list some of the ones I have seen and tried.

1.  Adding a couple of drops of essential oil to the inside of a toilet paper tube.  The idea is that every time someone uses the bathroom, a fresh scent will be added to the air, thus making the bathroom experience all that more enjoyable.

 

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I tried it and did not think it was all that fantastic.  Maybe I needed more oil?  But, we go through about a roll a day, so it didn't seem like the best plan for us.

But it just might rock your world.  So, there you go.

2)  Homemade Miracle Stain Remover

1 part Dawn to 2 parts Hydrogen Peroxide.

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This does work.

Ask me how I know.

3)  Homemade Fabric Softener

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I used this for a few months.  It works just fine, but does not leave much of a scent.  I have been making my own laundry soap for about a year and a half now and about a month ago, I decided I really missed laundry that smelled good.  Now, my laundry did not smell bad, it just had no scent (homemade laundry soap has no scent).  So, I still make my soap, but use Kirkland's (from Costco) version of Downy. And my laundry smells like heaven.

If I am ever in need of saving more money, I would go back to making this fabric softener.

One thing I noticed-this stuff is runnier than regular fabric softener, so it seemed like I went through it a bit faster if I wasn't careful.

4)  This is perhaps the best tip EVER.

Shredding chicken in a mixer.

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Oh, be still my heart.

If you let it go too long, however, it turns a bit gummy, so watch it.  But it saves SO much time.

5)  And lastly, but not leastly, here is another fantastic tidbit.  The other night, I was making spaghetti.  The pot was about to boil over.  David, who finds himself humorous for some odd reason, always makes fun of me and my massive boil overs.

It truly is a problem.

Well, he was watching the pot and casually mentioned something about the impending doom that was soon to be wrought on my cooktop when I had an epiphany.

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I had remembered seeing this pin on The Pinterest.  So I whipped out a wooden spoon and set it on top of the pot right before the pot exploded.

And BAM!  It worked.

My husband was impressed.  As he should be.

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Happy Pinning!