Every dog owner knows that dogs can be curious creatures. Their noses and mouths explore everything around them, and ...

Nothing beats a batch of soft, fluffy pretzels made right at home. This easy recipe walks you through every step, from the classic baking soda bath to that perfect twist. Great for parties, snacks or ...

You can also try a peroxide bath. Mix one quart of three percent hydrogen peroxide, one teaspoon mild dishwashing detergent, and 1/4 cup baking soda in a bucket. Lather, rinse, repeat.

Baking soda is useful beyond baking. It cleans sinks and counters effectively. It also neutralizes odors in refrigerators and shoes. A baking soda bath soothes skin. It removes product buildup ...

Add one teaspoon of baking soda in a bowl, and squeeze the juice of half a lemon in it. Mix to get a thick paste. Apply this on a damp face. Cover the problem areas first and then move on to the ...

Supplies: White vinegar Spray bottle Baking soda Dish towel or bath towel Microfiber cloth Stovetop cleaner Disposable gloves (optional) Directions: 1. Prepare with vinegar Make a half-and-half ...

Baking soda is known for deodorizing a number of areas in your home, and there are even commercial cleaners and other products that contain a small amount of baking soda for this purpose. And, it ...

While baking soda will kill roaches, it won’t do so on its own. Roaches come inside the home for the same reasons that other bugs do the same. They are looking for shelter, food, and water. If your ...

Estimates vary, but vinegar baths have been judged to kill some 99.6% of bacteria. As with baking soda, vinegar’s delightful edibility is key.

Fill the bathtub with warm—not hot—water. The ideal water temperature is between 94 and 96 degrees Fahrenheit. If the water is too hot, it can actually cause your skin to feel worse. As you fill the ...