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To Kaybeth who was wondering how to get rid of her flies- save any jam (or jelly if you're from the US) or honey jars as they are used up and add water almost to the brim (without removing any leftover jam). Flies (or wasps etc.) will be attracted by the
Posted by Milly84 in How Clean is your House. Faves: 0
re: Grandpa's a Honey! Okay, I had to think about this one for awhile... but I have to say the only thing I can suggest is rubbing oil or bees wax into your wood, so that it acts as a protective barrier to any dirt (or honey!). Your wood will love you for it. As for your Grandpa, maybe a cute reminder would work. Take some construction paper, cut out a circle, and glue it to the top of the honey jar. Write in something like 'Please wash-up, Honey!' or the like. :) I think it's sweet (er, pun not originally intended...) that you have lovingly cleaned up each time with no fuss to your Granddad. :) Don't see that kind of respect from a lot of folks these days. :) Take care. Hope it helps!
Posted by Komadori in Kitchen. Faves: 0
Actually, it's more of a desperate cry for help. My 91 year up grandpa loves to eat honey, but he doesn't clean his hands afterwards. Consequently, he gets honey everywhere, especially in the kitchen. By the time I get home from work, the kitchen is a sticky mess. I clean everything with hot soapy water and that does the job, but how do I keep the honey from sticking to the wood cabinetry? Is their something I can apply after cleaning so the next time I clean, it's easier? PLEASE HELP!!! I'm sick of the germs!!
Posted by cleanupplease in Kitchen. Faves: 0
 
 

 

 




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