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Tips Submitted from Fort Wayne, IN

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Healthy Hints - Eating Healthy

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Freezing Bread

When freezing bread, put a square of SCOTT® Towel in with the bread. Then, when it thaws out, the towel absorbs the moisture and keeps the bread fresh as new.

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Marilyn
Fort Wayne, IN
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Healthy Hints

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Splinter remover

Try this for a splinter remover. Just pour a drop of glue over the splinter, let dry, and peel the dried glue off the skin. The splinter sticks to the dried glue.

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Kelly
Fort Wayne, IN
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Healthy Hints

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Child's bumps & bruises

My little Granddaughter hit her forehead and received a large bump. I took an Headache Cooling Pad, cut it to fit her bump. Her bump went down and there was no bruising, plus, she did not have to sit still for an ice pack.

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Natalie
Fort Wayne, IN
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Neat & Clean

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Dirty Hot Cleaning Water

After cleaning with your hot water and cleaning product don't dump it into the toilet. The hot (warm) water may soften (melt) the seal and water may leak from the bottom of the toilet.

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Natalie
Fort Wayne, IN
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Time Savers

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Trash Bag Switchout

I store my new kitchen trash bags at the inside bottom "corner" of my kitchen trash can. That way when I remove my filled bag, I reach into the bottom of my trash can, pull out a new bag, wrap edges of bag around the lip and I'm ready to go.

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Karen
Fort Wayne, IN
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