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| To instantly distinguish hard-boiled eggs from the uncooked ones in the carton, add a couple of tablespoons of vinegar to the water when you're boiling them. Need a quick refresher? Learn how to hard-boil an egg. (Credit: David Prince) |
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| Fluff up wool sweaters by adding a few capfuls of vinegar to the rinse cycle. (Credit: James Wojcik) |
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| Deodorize a garbage disposal. Make vinegar ice cubes and feed them down the disposal. After grinding, run cold water through the drain. (Credit: Antonis Achilleo) |
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| Add 1/2 cup of vinegar to the water to soothe dry skin—and get a cleaner bath tub. An essential oil can help counteract the smell. (Credit: Antonis Achilleo) |
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| Dislodge a stubborn price sticker. Paint with several coats of vinegar, let it sit for five minutes, then wipe away. (Credit: Antonis Achilleo) |
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| After chopping onions, scrub your hands with salt and a splash of vinegar to eliminate the smell. (Credit: Antonis Achilleo) |
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| The opinions expressed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of Comcast. |
| Clean a coffeemaker or a tea kettle by making a pot using a mixture of water and vinegar. Follow with several cycles of water to rinse. (Credit: Anita Calero) |
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| Original purpose: Pickling. Aha! use: Cleaning salt-stained leather and suede shoes. Make a solution of equal parts white vinegar and water. Dab it onto a cotton rag (or a nylon-bristle brush if you’re cleaning suede), rub gently over the entire shoe, then let dry. Reward: Step through slush without fear of ruining your favorite boots. (Credit: David Prince) |
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| The opinions expressed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of Comcast. |
| To instantly distinguish hard-boiled eggs from the uncooked ones in the carton, add a couple of tablespoons of vinegar to the water when you're boiling them. Need a quick refresher? Learn how to hard-boil an egg. (Credit: David Prince) |
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| The opinions expressed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of Comcast. |
