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How to Sift Flour

Posted October 23rd, 2009 By Carmelia Cooking

Sifting flour is sometimes called for when the recipe requires more air integrated with the flour, or if other dry ingredients like baking powder or salt. Here’s how you can sift your flour, with or without a sifter.
Measurements
Before starting, make sure that you [...]

How to Age Paper

Posted October 4th, 2009 By Elaine Crafts

A lot of people find aged paper stylish and lovely, especially when used for projects. The yellow-brown color, slight wrinkling and the tears and burn marks around the edges add a classy look to any simple scrapbook, essay or even invitation. Instead of [...]

How to Paint Linoleum

Posted October 1st, 2009 By aileen DIY

Replacing floors can be really expensive. Repainting them is one way of giving your floors a new look. Here are some easy steps you can follow to paint linoleum floors.
Things You’ll Need:

Mop
Sand paper
Primer
Rags
Oil- based paints
Paint rollers
Paint brushes
Polyurethane
Stencils

Steps:

Clean the floor. Wash off dirt and [...]

How to Polish Wheels

Posted September 14th, 2009 By aileen Auto and Motorcycle

A nice car won’t be attractive and noticeable if you don’t know how to keep it clean and polished all the time. Don’t forget to polish your wheels when cleaning your car. Here are some tips you can follow to polish wheels.
Things You’ll [...]

How to Use Sealing Wax

Posted September 14th, 2009 By Elaine Miscellaneous

Before the advent of faxing and e-mail, sending letters has been the quickest and most reliable method of communicating over long distances. Only very few people use this method today, but many of them prefer to add a stylish and elegant flair to [...]

How to Age Wood

Posted September 2nd, 2009 By Elaine DIY

Brand new wooden furniture or home fixtures look great, but some people prefer that old and aged wood looks better and more unique. You have two options: you can wait and let the wood age naturally for several years or you can [...]

How to Touch Up Car Paint

Posted August 27th, 2009 By Elaine Auto and Motorcycle

You nearly cry out in dismay when you saw that your car with the shiny and perfect paint job now has a scrape on it. This is annoying, but there’s a way to fix this. Touching up car paint is not a hard [...]

How to Zest a Lemon

Posted August 24th, 2009 By Elaine Cooking

When making pastry or regular dishes, you’ll often come across instructions telling you to add lemon zest. Although simple in concept, this foodstuff can greatly enhance your dishes, adding a delectable tangy taste to it. You must learn how to properly zest a [...]

How to Freeze Peaches

Posted July 29th, 2009 By Carmelia Cooking

Fresh peaches are great, but to enjoy peaches all year round, one way to keep them around is by freezing them. Not only are they good by themselves, you can also use frozen peaches in pies, pastries, chutneys and baked goods. Not to [...]

How to Clean a Steam Iron

Posted July 27th, 2009 By Elaine Cleaning

Ironing clothes with a steam iron is a relatively easy task, but if the appliance is not properly maintained, it will cause more harm than good. Steam irons become clogged with mineral deposits over time, and different materials can stick on to their [...]