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Horntmaktri' Items
Home-can the oil rags and- polishing cloths in your home, either
ta quart jar or a metal can.
3 way you can protect the rest
.he things in the closet against
and odors that are in the
hs. Storing dust cloths in cans
ars also is a safety- precaution, because an accumulation of oily cloths can start a dangerous fire.
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Some fruits 'sink in gelatin— others float. The next time you make a gelatin salad or dessert, why not take advantage of this fact? First add the fruit that will sink, distributing the pieces "as evenly as possible. Canned apricots, cherries, peaches, pears, pineapple, plum-, raspberries fresh orange sections, grapes and cooked pm nes will sink to the bottom.
Next add the fruits that will float. Apple cubes, banana slices, fresh peaches and pears, fresh strawberry halves, broken nut meats, and marshmallow^^ will float. Chill the dessert until it is firm. There will be two fruit layers with clear gelatin in between.
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These tips will help you save time and energy:
Dip scissors in hot water to aid in cutting marshmallows.
Rin<e egg beater in cold water immediately after using.
Measure all ingredients before starting to mix a product.
Scrub or scrape young vegetables instead of peeling. Many can be cooked in their skins.
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