26 simple tricks to make you look smart
- 26 simple tricks to make you look smartBy Woman's DayLook like a genius with these secrets to navigating everyday life.http://static.glo.com/photos/Original/134029_Original.jpg
- 26 simple tricks to make you look smartIf you're caught without a ruler, improvise with a dollar bill: It's about 6 1/8 inches long. ON WOMAN'S DAY: 9 Bad Habits That Are Good for Youhttp://static1.glo.com/photos/Original/133969_Original.jpg
- 26 simple tricks to make you look smartSpritz thread ends with hairspray to stiffen them for easier needle-threading.http://static.glo.com/photos/Original/133970_Original.jpg
- 26 simple tricks to make you look smartKeep a small magnet in your sewing basket; it's handy for rounding up wayward pins and dropped needles. ON WOMAN'S DAY: 75 Timeless Beauty Tipshttp://static1.glo.com/photos/Original/133971_Original.jpg
- 26 simple tricks to make you look smartIf you plant flower beds in a diamond pattern rather than straight rows, they'll look fuller faster. ON WOMAN'S DAY: 50 Surprising Foods Under 100 Calorieshttp://static2.glo.com/photos/Original/133989_Original.jpg
- 26 simple tricks to make you look smartWhen sending directions to visitors, attach a picture of your house to make it easier for them to find. ON WOMAN'S DAY: 10 Foolproof Ways to Get in the Moodhttp://static1.glo.com/photos/Original/133977_Original.jpg
- 26 simple tricks to make you look smartUnstick stacked glasses by pouring cold water into the inner one and then placing both glasses in warm water for a minute or two.http://static2.glo.com/photos/Original/133979_Original.jpg
- 26 simple tricks to make you look smartTo speed the flow of ketchup, insert a plastic drinking straw into the bottle, then remove it.http://static2.glo.com/photos/Original/133980_Original.jpg
- 26 simple tricks to make you look smartBefore pouring honey intro a cup or measuring spoon, coat the tools with a few drops of cooking oil so the honey will slide out more easily.http://static.glo.com/photos/Original/133981_Original.jpg
- 26 simple tricks to make you look smartDid you overbake the cookies? Store them in an airtight container for a day and they'll soften.http://static.glo.com/photos/Original/134020_Original.jpg
- 26 simple tricks to make you look smartYou'll get more juice out of oranges and lemons if you roll the fruit firmly on the counter a few times before cutting and squeezing.http://static.glo.com/photos/Original/134019_Original.jpg
- 26 simple tricks to make you look smartKeep a dripping faucet by from driving you crazy by tying a string around the end of the spout (long enough to reach the drain). Until you can fix the faucet, the water will flow down the string silently.http://static.glo.com/photos/Original/134028_Original.jpg
- 26 simple tricks to make you look smartToss pillows in the dryer on low for about ten minutes.http://static2.glo.com/photos/Original/134024_Original.jpg
- 26 simple tricks to make you look smartUse an automobile snow brush to get at crumbs and dust under the fridge.http://static2.glo.com/photos/Original/133982_Original.jpg
- 26 simple tricks to make you look smartWash windows horizontally on the inside and vertically on the outside. If they streak, you'll know which side to redo.http://static1.glo.com/photos/Original/133984_Original.jpg
- 26 simple tricks to make you look smartTry holding hands under cold water for a few seconds and the stubborn gloves will slide right off.http://static1.glo.com/photos/Original/133983_Original.jpg
- 26 simple tricks to make you look smartRub bathroom mirrors with shaving cream and wipe off with a soft cloth to cut down on post shower fogging.http://static.glo.com/photos/Original/133998_Original.jpg
- 26 simple tricks to make you look smartFill narrow, stained vases and bottles with water and drop in a tablet of denture cleaner.http://static2.glo.com/photos/Original/133985_Original.jpg
- 26 simple tricks to make you look smartPut unwrapped soap bars or fabric softener sheets in drawers, suitcases and storage boxes to get rid of musty and stale odors.http://static.glo.com/photos/Original/134021_Original.jpg
- 26 simple tricks to make you look smartTry rubbing a pencil along a stuck zipper; the graphite lubricates the teeth.http://static.glo.com/photos/Original/133996_Original.jpg
- 26 simple tricks to make you look smartAdd a few drops of baby oil to the bath water. Ta-dah! No more grime.http://static2.glo.com/photos/Original/133986_Original.jpg
- 26 simple tricks to make you look smartRub glassware with a cloth dipped in toothpaste to remove small scratches.http://static.glo.com/photos/Original/133997_Original.jpg
- 26 simple tricks to make you look smartRake leaves when they're dry; wet ones can weigh twice as much.http://static1.glo.com/photos/Original/133988_Original.jpg
- 26 simple tricks to make you look smartBefore you take something apart to fix it, take a digital photo of it so you'll know how it goes back together.http://static2.glo.com/photos/Original/133978_Original.jpg
- 26 simple tricks to make you look smartTo peel off stubborn stickers, warm the glue. Move a blow dryer set on low slowly over the spot.http://static2.glo.com/photos/Original/134027_Original.jpg
- 26 simple tricks to make you look smartTo remove wax from candlesticks, freeze them for about 20 minutes. The wax will chip right off.http://static2.glo.com/photos/Original/134025_Original.jpg
- 26 simple tricks to make you look smartTo remove the strong garlic odor from hands, rub them on a stainless steel surface, such as the kitchen faucet.http://static1.glo.com/photos/Original/134026_Original.jpg
- 26 simple tricks to make you look smarthttp://static.glo.com/photos/Original/134029_Original.jpg
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1 of 27By Woman's Day
Look like a genius with these secrets to navigating everyday life.
Measure Anytime, Anywhere
2 of 27If you're caught without a ruler, improvise with a dollar bill: It's about 6 1/8 inches long.
ON WOMAN'S DAY: 9 Bad Habits That Are Good for You
Thread a Needle
3 of 27Spritz thread ends with hairspray to stiffen them for easier needle-threading.
Pick Up Pins
4 of 27Keep a small magnet in your sewing basket; it's handy for rounding up wayward pins and dropped needles.
ON WOMAN'S DAY: 75 Timeless Beauty Tips
Plant a Garden
5 of 27If you plant flower beds in a diamond pattern rather than straight rows, they'll look fuller faster.
ON WOMAN'S DAY: 50 Surprising Foods Under 100 Calories
Give Directions
6 of 27When sending directions to visitors, attach a picture of your house to make it easier for them to find.
ON WOMAN'S DAY: 10 Foolproof Ways to Get in the Mood
Separate Glasses
7 of 27Unstick stacked glasses by pouring cold water into the inner one and then placing both glasses in warm water for a minute or two.
Pour Ketchup
8 of 27To speed the flow of ketchup, insert a plastic drinking straw into the bottle, then remove it.
Measure Honey
9 of 27Before pouring honey intro a cup or measuring spoon, coat the tools with a few drops of cooking oil so the honey will slide out more easily.
Soften Cookies
10 of 27Did you overbake the cookies? Store them in an airtight container for a day and they'll soften.
Juice Lemons
11 of 27You'll get more juice out of oranges and lemons if you roll the fruit firmly on the counter a few times before cutting and squeezing.
Stop a Drip
12 of 27Keep a dripping faucet by from driving you crazy by tying a string around the end of the spout (long enough to reach the drain). Until you can fix the faucet, the water will flow down the string silently.
Freshen Pillows
13 of 27Toss pillows in the dryer on low for about ten minutes.
Sweep Up Crumbs
14 of 27Use an automobile snow brush to get at crumbs and dust under the fridge.
Wash Windows
15 of 27Wash windows horizontally on the inside and vertically on the outside. If they streak, you'll know which side to redo.
Remove Rubber Gloves
16 of 27Try holding hands under cold water for a few seconds and the stubborn gloves will slide right off.
De-Fog Mirrors
17 of 27Rub bathroom mirrors with shaving cream and wipe off with a soft cloth to cut down on post shower fogging.
Clean Narrow Vases
18 of 27Fill narrow, stained vases and bottles with water and drop in a tablet of denture cleaner.
Freshen Drawers
19 of 27Put unwrapped soap bars or fabric softener sheets in drawers, suitcases and storage boxes to get rid of musty and stale odors.
Unstick a Zipper
20 of 27Try rubbing a pencil along a stuck zipper; the graphite lubricates the teeth.
Prevent Bathtub Ring
21 of 27Add a few drops of baby oil to the bath water. Ta-dah! No more grime.
Polish Glassware
22 of 27Rub glassware with a cloth dipped in toothpaste to remove small scratches.
Rake Leaves
23 of 27Rake leaves when they're dry; wet ones can weigh twice as much.
Fix Gadgets
24 of 27Before you take something apart to fix it, take a digital photo of it so you'll know how it goes back together.
Remove Stickers
25 of 27To peel off stubborn stickers, warm the glue. Move a blow dryer set on low slowly over the spot.
Clean Candlesticks
26 of 27To remove wax from candlesticks, freeze them for about 20 minutes. The wax will chip right off.
De-Garlic Hands
27 of 27To remove the strong garlic odor from hands, rub them on a stainless steel surface, such as the kitchen faucet.
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