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Question: Drying Flowers I would like to know how to dry flowers at home - if any one knows please!!!!!! thanks. lavender@netvision.net.il (shlomit kliger) (Ref:0530)
Answer: Drying Flowers at Home : Hang your flowers upside down in a warm dark place where you seldom go. Let hang till dried. They come out a little darker, but you will like them when the process is done. -- Sandy Kittle Apr 3 2006
Answer#2: Take your flowers and place a rubber band around the stem. You can use a paper clip on the end with the rubber band and hand the flower stem up-side down. Make sure the petals are formed the way you want the flower to be presented. Hang in well-vented area for approximately three weeks. I used to spray after they are completely dry with clear just to preserve better. It depends on the kind of flower. -- Bob Baisley Aug 5 2007
Question: White Out????? I have an hand washable sweater, that I got white out on my sweater, how do I get it out? -- tammyryl@excite.com (Tammy Baton) (Ref:0531)
Question: Chapstick how do you get melted, liquefied chapstick out of a shirt (after it has been through the dryer and sat in your dresser for days)? (i did this twice and the second time it didn't wash out!) HELP!!! Libragirl92986@aol.com (Ref:0532)
Question: Silk Smell. Does anybody know how to get rid of that strange smell silk sweaters have adele@speakeasy.org (Adele Abrams) (Ref:0533)Question: Stain on Suede I have a suede coat that got oil from a deepfryer on it. Last time it went to the dry cleaner the black came back blue. Does anybody have any ideas. Thanks Deb Taylor -- cannonco@execulink.com (Mark Cannon) (Ref:0534)
Question: Sticky residue from new jeans' label I got new jeans and the long label with the size on the side of the leg left a sticky residue. How can I get it off? Thank you. Evelyn Hastings hastingsevelyn@mediaone.net (Ref:0535)Sticky Residue from Sticker on Sweater
I had a name sticker during a meeting on my cotton sweater and my 7-month-old baby was drooling on it. I tried to get it off while it was still wet, big mistake! Now I have sticky whitish residue on it. How can I get it off? Thank you. Evelyn Hastings hastingsevelyn@mediaone.net (Ref:0536)Question: Removal of tippex on skin and trousers Help
Olive.Daly@FBDIFS.ie (Olive Daly) (Ref:0537)
Question:Color Bleed Hello there! What a fantastic site idea!
My mom used vinegar and salt to set colors in a shirt that is both red and white. However, when she washed it the colors still bled, red onto white, of course. How do you get the red off of the white? And is there a way not to have to do that with each washing? Thanks! -- Ruth dulaneyr@grayson.edu (Ruth Emonts) (Ref:0538)Answer: "Dye Magnets" a compound that you add to your wash to prevent run. Does anyone know where it can be bought.
Question: Water Rings on wood furniture. What to do ?? Toss the furniture ?? No, because I know someone out there in cyberspace has the answer. The furniture is a light to medium blond oak. Let's hear the hints, please. -- Thx H2RICK h2.rick@3web.net (Ref:0539)
