Unfortunately, not all of us can afford the fancy cabinet lighting that comes with our kitchen units. Some of us mere mortals have to put up with the shame of dark cabinets and learn how to embrace the darkness and gloom. This can be rather annoying when you’re trying to rummage around for cereal or a peanut butter jar.
You don’t need to walk through kitchen supplies with a flashlight or candle. You can just install some LED lights on the shelves so that you see everything clearly. They are pretty cheap and look pretty sleek if you ask us.
Patch up Windowscreen Holes with Nail Polish
Be aware that this is for smaller holes and cracks. If you have a massive hole in your window screen, you might need to replace it, but for minor ones, you can just use clear nail polish. Just paint the crack with some transparent nail polish; it will be as good as new in no time, just like you do with runny nylon stockings.
Who would have thought you could use the same hack for your beauty stocking and fixing your glass window? I guess there is a huge science lesson behind it, and we feel kind of lost for not paying more attention back in school.
Messy Ceramic Top? Use a Magic Eraser
Cooktops made of ceramic are neat and a great alternative to other stovetops. They look much better than the old fashion ones, and from what we can see, this is where the future, when concerning kitchen designs, is going. Unfortunately, they're not great to clean.
While there should be specially-made type sponges for these types of stoves, technology isn't quite there. But there is an alternative. Just use a Magic Eraser. The texture of this magnificent sponge is perfect for tough grease stains and oil build-up. Just a few swipes, and your ceramic stove top will be spick and span.
Throw Dishwashing Liquid into Your Blender
Cleaning a blender can be a real headache. It doesn't have smooth angles, it always tends to have small bits stuck in extra small hols, and you can never get to the bottom of it. Not only that, but it can be potentially pretty dangerous. Sticking your hand into blades can cut your hand up into ribbons.
No one wants that. There are safer ways, though. You can try dishwashing liquid. Add the dish soap to your blender with two cups of warm water, and blend it together until the food residue washes away. It's super safe and totally efficient.
Avoid a Cluttered Kitchen Cabinet By Hanging Up Pots and Pans
There is no such thing as too many pans. We all need a small one for eggs, a medium size one for pancakes, a deep one for deep frying and the list goes on and on. No space for an overhead rack in your kitchen? No problem. The best way to make space in small places is to stop stacking and start hanging.
Simply place some corkboard on the inside of the cabinet and stick adhesive hooks on it. You can hang all your pots and pans and have tons of space. No need to drill holes or knock-in nails. Sticking on wood is just as good and is completely hassle-free. You won't believe how many pots and pans you can actually have.