Stop Wasting Leftovers! Here’s How to Use Them
If you’re cooking at home more than ever these days, you may have more leftovers than ever too. Let’s examine ways you can reduce your family’s food waste.
If you’re cooking at home more than ever these days, you may have more leftovers than ever too. Let’s examine ways you can reduce your family’s food waste.
While you may see PVC pipe in your home being used for plumbing lines, it has a lot of other uses that help organize and simplify work on the homestead.
An herbal band-aid is an affordable and effective way to treat injuries like small cuts, minor burns, sunburned skin, and more.
Sewing can be difficult at first, but once you get the hang of it, it can become an addiction. Soon you’ll be repairing and making all kinds of clothes.
There are a lot of everyday items around the home that can help you survive a disaster. One of them happens to be nail polish.
Rather than plopping kids in front of a TV or tablet all day, try these activities that will help your children entertain themselves while you work.
If you throw away old or mismatched socks, you are missing out on a recycling opportunity. Socks are great for survival hacks and household uses.
If you’ve never made soap before, this is a great recipe to start with. It’s a hot process soap that’s really good for the skin and really easy to make.
Although ginger has been around for centuries, there is a new upswing of interest. The medicinal qualities alone is enough reason to start growing it.
Now is a better time than ever to start making extra cash at home. Diversifying your income and having multiple streams is always a good idea.