Measuring gooey ingredients

Spray the measuring tools with nonstick spray first, and then measure the sticky ingredient, like honey, peanut butter, jelly, molasses etc. They will easily come off the tool.

Preserving nuts

Keeping nuts in the freezer will make them last longer. The temperature will prevent oils in nuts from going rancid.

Leftover Champagne

Pour your leftover champagne in an ice cube tray and place it in the freezer. Next time you crave for a mimosa, just pop one or two cubes into a glass of orange juice.

Longer life for greens

To give your broccoli, celery and lettuce a longer life in the refrigerator, wrap them in foil and they will last about a month.

Storing produce

When storing produce at room temperature, keep them on an area away from windows. Sunlight speeds up the ripening process.

Preserving fresh herbs

Keep your herbs fresh longer, and save space in the refrigerator, by placing them like a bouquet in a flower vase with water. Trim the stems first!

Make deodorant more effective

During your morning shower, wash your underarms with bar soap instead of body wash. Apply deodorant as usual. Unlike bar soap, body wash contains creamy formulas that will over-moisture the area and stop deodorant from penetrating pores and acting like it should.

Revive your nails

To soft rough cuticles and revivify your nails, rub a slice of fresh pineapple around them. Wait a couple minutes and wipe off excess juice. The fruit contains bromelain, which will help to recover beautiful nail beds.