A flat rubber band twisted round a_ screw-topped bottle which is hard to undo, will give a splendid grip.
Newspaper is one of the finest window polishers, and tissue paper is equally good for cleaning. silver. oe A teapot put away with a lump of sugar in it will' not taste mouldy afterwards, Ninon or other thin fabric will machine perfectly well if you machine it with @ piece of tissue paper over it.
Skin milk used instead of water for whitening shoes will prevent the whiting coming off on your clothes.
A lump of sugar dissolved in the final rinsing water makes lace or fine muslin just stiff enough.
Soap rubbed along the edges of a chawer will prevent it sticking.
Jumpers should always be put." to dry fiat on the ground ona towel, as they go out of shape' when hung.
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