Bookends . Your Tips from Simply Her / November 2005
clean your silver
Want a quick, cheap way to keep silver jewellery sparkly? Here are two ways: Dunk them in hot, soapy water and wipe them with a lint-free cloth, Alternatively, immerse them in water used to boil potatoes. Then wipe dry with a cloth. Works like a dream! - Ng Mui Hoy, 60, homemaker
charcoal dehumidifier and deodoriser
You can either buy or use leftover charcoal from a barbecue. Break the charcoal into palm sizes, then wrap them up in weave cloth or put them in small plastic bags (untied). Place them in areas you want to dehumidify or deodorise such as show cupboards or wardrobe. - Simon Neo, 36, sales manager
condensed milk without mess
Get that last drop of condensed milk without the sticky mess! Pierce two holes opposite each other and tilt one side (with hole) into a container. Clean and neat, no wastage, and it only takes five minutes to empty the can. - Audrey Koh, 30, sales coordinator
Want a quick, cheap way to keep silver jewellery sparkly? Here are two ways: Dunk them in hot, soapy water and wipe them with a lint-free cloth, Alternatively, immerse them in water used to boil potatoes. Then wipe dry with a cloth. Works like a dream! - Ng Mui Hoy, 60, homemaker
charcoal dehumidifier and deodoriser
You can either buy or use leftover charcoal from a barbecue. Break the charcoal into palm sizes, then wrap them up in weave cloth or put them in small plastic bags (untied). Place them in areas you want to dehumidify or deodorise such as show cupboards or wardrobe. - Simon Neo, 36, sales manager
condensed milk without mess
Get that last drop of condensed milk without the sticky mess! Pierce two holes opposite each other and tilt one side (with hole) into a container. Clean and neat, no wastage, and it only takes five minutes to empty the can. - Audrey Koh, 30, sales coordinator
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