Household Hints

dont insert them there or do that action with them on!

you open the doors and windows and you clean everything. a vacuum is a good idea because contrary to sweeping you actually get rid of the dust and small particles whereas in sweeping you just move them around.

just saying it's not good to annoy your sister but if you want to you can do pranks, jump on her back, or just talk to much.

Total number of apartments divided by number of apartments available

Depends on what was use to put wallpaper up. Steamer works best or very hot water. A heat gun can actually burn the paper and the wall if used incorrectly or if adhesive is old.

Try Goof Off, it may work better.

Possibly, depends what base the marker ink is. If not, try Goof Off, it's a bit different.

YO, if you have frog marks on your wall then you have issues...but my advice would be to get a new wall and ditch the frogs...PROBLEM SOLVED

No it will not

I use rain x year round . In the winter it does not help keep ice off my Windows . So it won't help keep it off in the freezer.

At least 3' - more if there are dishwasher or oven doors opening into the walkway.

using organic substances like kerosene or alcohol

This information is from the Use & Care Guide from my personal Revere-Pro Line cookware.

USE MEDIUM TO LOW HEAT:

Pro Line cookware conducts heat quickly and efficiently and therefore only medium to low heat is needed. Start with medium heat until water boils or meats are seared. Then reduce to low heat to minimize burning, spattering, and sticking. Do not use high heat. [Separation of the copper disc may occur]

OVEN USE:

Pro Line cookware is intended for top-of-the-range cooking but can be used in a preheated oven. This may cause some discoloration with prolonged use. Always use hot pads.

Crowded conditions, inadequate ventilation, infrequent housekeeping, regular moisture, and unsealed cracks are reasons why closets have mold. Clothes may not be adequately dried, and damp towels or soiled socks may be left on the floor. Order, sanitation, and security are three ways to discourage mold.

you can go to any parts store and buy a feeler gauge for a couple of dollars.

use that to set the air gap between the coil and the flywheel. use the oem specs

Depends what is wrong with it - you have not given adequate information.

To control fluctuating power in a rural home I'm assuming you mean the power or lights dim out when certain electrical appliances come on. This fluctuation or dimming of the lights will sometimes occur when a well water pump kicks on, or the home AC starts, usually any major appliance that has a large amperage draw, even a household refrigerator. Typically the dimming of the lights is caused by too small of wires feeding the main electrical panel to the home. I would recommend having a licensed electrician look at the electrical service coming into your home.

Hope this helps some.

Probably a hair clog. Snake it or use a drain cleaner.

Epoxy adhesive can stick to almost anything except some PTFE's and some of the new polyethylenes. It can stick to metals, woods, most plastics (except the fore-mentioned) and stones and rocks.

my mom uses salt and lemon mixture for 5 minutes than used to wash it very much effective

I've found that orange oil is good for removing sticky residues, though you may want to patch test for colour fastness in a hidden area of the object first.

The best way to get the residue off is to use hot, soapy water mixed with vinegar. Soak a cloth or wash rag in the solution and apply to the plastic you wish to clean. Rub the cloth over the surface until satisfied.

A little bit of elbow grease goes a long way.

depends on how many people live in the house. and if they all take showers at the same time.

3 people and below is a 30 gallon boiler 4 - 7 a 40 gallon would suffice anything above that you probably need a commercial boiler.. like an 80 gallon.

Take it apart and clean it. Usually he noise comes from accumulated dust and lint.