Underarm sweat stain on clothes

Attach a mini panty liner to the inside of your garment’s underarms and wear to absorb moisture on hot days.

Helping your diet

To prevent dessert cravings, eat a nice amount of cherry tomatoes before dinner. They are very alkaline and will shift the body’s pH from acidic toward neutral, helping you to turn down sweets.

Cleaning silver jewelry

Make a paste of 2 parts water to 1 part cornstarch and apply to the pieces with a damp cloth. Let dry and then wipe off with a clean damp cloth.

Blackheads on your skin

A quick fix for a cluster of blackheads on your nose is to apply a thin layer of all-purpose white glue over the area. Let dry and peel off gently, pulling out the oil and dead cells that leave you with skin spoilers.

Avoid impulse online purchase

Do not save your personal information in a web store, instead, reenter your billing and shipping info every time you place an order. This extra effort can prevent an impulse purchase, since storing the data makes transactions so quick that you do not have enough time to think twice about your action.

Pet nail-clipping nick

Accidentally, you clipped your pet’s toenail too short and now it is bleeding. As long as the cut is minor, you can apply a pinch of cornstarch onto the wound and use your finger to, very gently, press the area for about 1 to 2 minutes, helping to speed coagulation. You do not need to brush off the product.

Tangled yarn

To prevent balls of yarn from twisting while you are knitting with 2 different rolls, string each roll through a plastic drinking straw before starting your work.

Crayon marks on hardwood floor

Hold an ice pack against the stains until they are frozen. Scrape off the ice (and pigment) with an old credit card, and waxy remains should come right off. Dabbing at the marks will push the color deeper into the wood and ruin the floor.