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Homemaker's items
Use worn out gloves to make patches on knees and elbows of snowsuits, Try them on your own skreater sleeves, too. . Pipe cleaners make good hair curlers. They are soft to sleep on, they make soft curls, and they will not split ends of hair.
Bend down the ends of an ordinar wire hanger into two underhooks. This brings the hanger to little girl's size and the under hooks make good hangers for slips, belts, or ribbons.
You can attach matching ribbon and socks to your little girl’s dress with clothes pins as you hang it in the closet. It saves time in that “before school rush.*' . Place a card table under the small end of your ironing board. It will keep large pieces from dragging on the floor.
To remove onion odor from. hands, “soap” them with an unpeeled raw potato in eold running. water.
Household Wax will help you keep well groomed. Use huffing wax to put a protective shine on shoes, handbag,.leather and metal
accessories*, Use 'self polishing wax to give old galoshes— e» yewr - old straw sailor hat a new lease . on life.
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