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STAINED TEFLON: In the utensil, boil a mixture of 1 cup water, Vi cup bleach and 2 tablespoons baking soda. Then wash in warm suds. Recoat the Teflon with oil before using it. STUCK BOTTLE OR JAR TOPS: The technique: bang the top flatly on a hard surface, like the door. Not the edge, but the flat surface of the top. Just once. Hard. That’s all. And to think of all those jars we used to hold under hot water! STUCK PLASTIC WRAP: Some people, discouraged by the failure of the plastic wrap people to come up with a product where you can find the end when you want it, have taken to keeping their plastic wrap in the refrigerator. Cold plastic wrap is easier to handle and just as effective. STUCK TOGETHER GLASSES: Put cold water in the top one and put the bottom one in hot water, and they will come apart.
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