At home "little known tips" that you know but many others don't?
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Here are a couple.  If you want foods like puddings, cottage cheese, and sour cream (large sizes, not individual sizes) to keep longer, store them in the refrigerator upside down.  Helps keep the air out.\n\nQuick release ice cube trays not quick releasing anymore?  Spray them with cooking spray and then rinse well before filling.  It renews them!\n\nWhen cooking with butter, if you add a little oil, you can keep it from burning.\n\nDon't have a toothpick handy to check if your cake is done?  A piece of spaghetti will work to do that.
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Depends on what you have around the house.  Clothes Dryer is the most popular.  Muscle relaxers are intense, my girlfriend had one of those.  She could barely stop using it, it drove her so crazy.  I have heard vacuum cleaners work.  I knew a woman who loved doorknobs...I'm not going to say anymore about that.
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read tips on some great at home exercises to help you more on this site
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i dont have POTS..but found a link that may help you
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I am a neat person except when it comes to my room!I am so bad about it that when I do decide to do it it takes forever!So trust me on this!Make a list!!!Write out unspecific things-like around bed-then do around your bed- make bed- under bed but everything you pick up has to go where it should be!If it isn't in reach,make piles(i always have a make-up pile, clothes pile, jewelry pile,GET RID OF PILE!ect.)The trick to not taking forever is playing music that gets you pumped rediculously loud.And get rid of things!Things that just lay around that you never use can go to good-will or other charities like that.So you get your room clean,listen to great music,and help others.Doesn't sound so bad huh?!
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see this: http://www.tipping.org/tips/TipsPageTipsUS.html
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Live on cheap groceries.  Use half the amount of laundry detergent per load - still cleans fine.  Wash dishes and use cloth towels instead of buying alot of paper products.  Drink more tap water and less pop.  Watch what's on TV and don't go out as much.
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Never heard of the gettips booklet.   Maybe do a yahoo search?
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thanx for the goosebump tips
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write a book, clean hard to reak areas in the bathroom. check out myspace.com and my yearbook.com. Offer to babysit a relative. keep a journal. teach yourself to cook. make an inspirational collage to remind you of your life goals. Make a video of yourself doing something crazy. Paint a masterpiece. learn to knit or sew. make sock puppets and put on a play. embellish some clothes with beads and glitter. count the raindrops on the window. Write a song about your best friend and sing it to them on the phone. answer Q's online with a humorous note. Cook a meal for your family with their help. make a paper mache piniata. search in the couch for money. the options are endless!
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dryer sheets, rub them on your hands and things you use often that shock you... door knobs, hair brush, tv
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changed all my light bulbs to low wattage, never turn lights on til absolutely necessary, never leave mobile phone cgarger plugged in (costs approx £10 a year if you do), I don't have a shower so bath/stripwash alternate days, have a hippo bag in the toilet cystern which saves approx 2 litres of water every flush, when running off water from cold tap keep a jug handy for 'waste' water, any spare boiled water gets saved in a flask for coffee, washing up etc (saves running the hot tap off til it's hot), never use the washing machine unless I have a full load, use half the recommended quantity of washing powder or tablets, never run machine above 50c, always do washing overnight on economy meter,  turned down the immersion heater, use the microwave/steamer daily, only use the oven when it's full,  batch bake and freeze (remember to take food out of the freezer to defrost naturally, not in the microwave), always buy meat, fruit and veg  from the market (it's fresher, cheaper and saves on packaging, therefore a drop of oil on plastic) plan car trips so that I do everything at once, ie visit the post office, do shopping, go to recycling centre etc, try to stick to 55mph for best fuel consumption, buy most of my clothes and small gifts from charity shops (but don't tell my family <blush>) recycle envelopes by sticking home made labels over the old address, recycle gift wrap, make my own gift tags from old cards with pinking shears, a hole punch and some thread from my needlework box, have stopped junk mail even if it only saves a twig a year, don't buy the latest cleaning products with this and that extra additive, my house shines on vinegar, salt, beeswax and recyled cotton clothes for dusters, etc etc etc....I guess you could  say I've made a few changes to my lifestyle!
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http://www.hintsandthings.co.uk/\nhttp://www.hints-n-tips.com/
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Um I am going to advise you to try something no one has thought of yet.  Ebay.  LOL
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learn something that will help you in that
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TV, chatting on telephone, malls, homework ;) etc.. cow tipping anyone??
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nope, did not know that...seems I learn something new everyday in here.