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Think Twice Before Tossing Spent Tomato Plants Into Your Compost This Fall

September 4 By Debbiedoo's Team Leave a Comment

Tomato plants can leave behind a large pile of stems and leaves once the last fruit comes off in fall. Sending all that plant material to the compost pile may seem like the next step, but check the ...

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These 5 Garden Plants Need Attention in September Before Cold Weather Arrives

September 3 By Debbiedoo's Team Leave a Comment

Garden Plants Need Attention in September

September changes what many garden plants need. Flowers fade, nights get colder, and plants begin storing energy for winter and next year’s growth. Cutting, feeding, or ignoring the wrong plant now ...

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Why People Are Putting Bay Leaves Near Their Windows and Doors This Fall

September 3 By Debbiedoo's Team Leave a Comment

Why People Are Putting Bay Leaves Near Their Windows and Doors This Fall

Bay leaves tend to stay in the spice cabinet until a soup, stew, or sauce calls for them. Come fall, some people move a few leaves out of the kitchen and place them near windows, doors, and other ...

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Before Scrubbing Greasy Pans, Mix a Spoonful of Sugar Into Your Dish Soap

September 2 By Debbiedoo's Team Leave a Comment

Dish soap handles much of the grease left behind after cooking, but burnt food and residue stuck to the bottom of a pan can require more scrubbing. Adding sugar and baking soda turns the liquid soap ...

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The Baking Ingredient That Can Help With a Slow Drain Isn’t Baking Soda

September 2 By Debbiedoo's Team Leave a Comment

Baking Ingredient That Can Help With a Slow Drain Isn’t Baking Soda

Baking soda gets most of the attention when household ingredients move from the kitchen cabinet to the cleaning bucket, but there is another baking staple that can be used when water has begun ...

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Instead of Tossing Lemon Peels, Simmer Them Before Mopping the Floors

September 2 By Debbiedoo's Team Leave a Comment

Lemon peels left after cooking or squeezing juice can get one more use before they reach the compost or trash. Simmering them in water extracts their citrus oils and creates the base for a homemade ...

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If Your Carpet Stays Flat After Vacuuming, It May Be Telling You Something

September 1 By Debbiedoo's Team Leave a Comment

If Your Carpet Stays Flat After Vacuuming, It May Be Telling You Something

Vacuuming can lift loose fibers and remove dirt, but it can't reverse every change happening to an older carpet. When the same paths remain flat after cleaning, especially through hallways, living ...

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If Ants Keep Coming Back, Sprinkle This Fine Powder Around Their Entry Points

September 1 By Debbiedoo's Team Leave a Comment

Ants can disappear after a countertop is cleaned, then return through the same gap hours later. When the trail leads to a crack beside a door, baseboard, patio, or exterior wall, diatomaceous earth ...

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Before You Add More Detergent to Smelly Laundry, Consider This Pantry Staple

August 31 By Debbiedoo's Team Leave a Comment

Towels can come out of a full wash cycle clean yet still carry a stale smell. Adding another dose of detergent seems like the next move, but more soap can create another issue: detergent that does not ...

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Why People Are Putting Ice Cubes in the Toilet Before Reaching for the Brush

August 31 By Debbiedoo's Team Leave a Comment

Why People Are Putting Ice Cubes in the Toilet Before Reaching for the Brush

Ice cubes belong in drinks, not in the toilet bowl, which is what makes this cleaning trick look strange at first. The method calls for dropping several cups of ice into the bowl, pouring white ...

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