Avoid flies

Flies hate the smell of basil. Place pots of the plant at doorways and windowsills and on the kitchen counter. If you do not have potted basil, put dried basil in a small muslin pouch, rubbing it occasionally to keep the scent strong.

Storing leafy greens

Keep all leafy greens (lettuce, spinach, arugula etc.) in the refrigerator and they will last 3 to 7 days. If produces are not prebagged, wash and wrap loosely in a paper towel to prevent water from rotting them, and then put in a plastic bag and place in the refrigerator.

Green Tea Day #3!

Recognized as an antioxidant-rich and anti-aging phenomenon, green tea is a very popular drink among the health conscious. Researches have shown evidence suggesting that regular green tea consumption can lower the risk of heart disease and certain types of cancers. Here you will find some surprising alternative uses for green tea that may make you very happy...

Fight underarms odors

Dab cool green tea water to your underarms to avoid undesirable smell in that area. This alternative deodorant will fight the effects of heat and stress.

Lingerie freshening

Place green tea leaves in a thin cloth bag and throw it into your lingerie drawer. The leaves will absorb any odor and leave apparel fresh and ready.

Helping your plants

Immerse tea leaves in water for a few days, remove the leaves, and then use the water to fertilize your plants. Antioxidants will improve their health.

Taking care of your feet

Give your feet a bath in a strong green tea infusion to get rid of foot odors. Green tea is a powerful anti-fungal and anti-bacterial.

Green Tea Day #2!

Recognized as an antioxidant-rich and anti-aging phenomenon, green tea is a very popular drink among the health conscious. Researches have shown evidence suggesting that regular green tea consumption can lower the risk of heart disease and certain types of cancers. Here you will find some surprising alternative uses for green tea that may make you very happy...