Crockery is often damaged by; being knocked against the scullery tap. To prevent breakages occur-; ring take a rubber ball and cut it tin half. A child's bail which has a hole in it and is of no use as a plaything' would do for the purpose. Make a hole which is a little smaller than the spout of the tap in the upper part of the half-hati. Force the inverted cup formed by the piece of ball over the tap. There will be no more risk of knocking crockery against the hard metal. ries.—Majorie Shuler in "Christian Science Monitor."
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