Life hack - Plane ticket tips
Look and compare ticket 3rd/4th week of September if planning March next year
Incognito mode
Monday night to Tuesday early morning
Life hack - Plane ticket tips
Look and compare ticket 3rd/4th week of September if planning March next year
Incognito mode
Monday night to Tuesday early morning
I was wondering if you also use toilet blocks? When I arrive in my current accommodation, my housemate is using toilet blocks. And she is using the in-cistern toilet blocks (the one that you put inside the cistern). From what I gather, toilet blocks keeps the toilet fresh every flush and prevents limescale. Basically, this is cleaning with minimal effort though this is not as effective as cleaning your toilet with brush and bleach at least every week.
We have to clean first thoroughly though and then no need to remove the wrapper in the block. Drop the block into the cistern opposite end of the water inlet float. Then wait for 10 minutes before flushing.
I came across a video in a social media where she talks about how to properly store food in the fridge.
Upper most section - ready to eat meals, leftover foods
2nd - dairy products (butter, cream, milk eggs ) milk and the eggs not in the door - as temperature in the door is not consistent and eggs need cold consistent temperature for it to remain fresh in the fridge
Meat - always on the tray or in a sealed container right the bottom as it is the part where it is the lowest, the coolest and the meat requires that
All the sauces, condiments, spices that survive in the temperature slightly or higher can go in the side of the fridge. Always write the expiration date if you can.
Fruits and vegetables they need to be below separately because the boxes below in the fridge maintain the humidity level keeping your fruits and vegetables fresher for longer
Air vents in the side should not be blocked
If you want an odorless fridge, use an expired baking soda (can be also used for cleaning
Do you know how? I saw some YouTube tutorials in which they just pull out the knob. But I don't want to do it because the knob might broke. What I did were these steps that came from trial and error.
Next is to use a nail pusher/or a thin screwdriver which can pass through the side of the U-opening of the knob.
Put the pusher/screwdriver inside the U-opening and carefully push the middle portion upwards while rocking it from left to right going in an upward direction.
Hope this helps!