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November 28, 2009 on 8:26 pm
Collapsible Picnic Basket The perfect gift. Stuff it with gifts as a gift basket, or just by itself. This is a winner at a great price. Attractive, fully insulated collapsible basket constructed with a lightweight aluminum frame and swivel handles. Removeable zip off lid. Great for all outdoor events or trips to the market.
November 27, 2009 on 9:32 pm
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November 22, 2009 on 5:40 pm
Unscented Candles for the Table/ Wax Removal Always try to use unscented candles around food. Fragrance interferes with our taste buds-don’t compromise all of your chef talents byUnscented Candles for the Table/ Wax Removal Always try to use unscented candles around food. Fragrance interferes with our taste buds-don’t compromise all of your chef talents by masking taste. Should you have drips from candles- just a reliable way to remove wax- but my best advise is buy good quality candles, and always keep them out of drafts. Once wax has dried onto a tablecloth, cloth napkin, or placemat, several steps are required to remove it properly and completely. The first thing to do is to apply an ice cube or ice pack to the wax. This will make the wax brittle, allowing you to scrape off what you can. Use a credit card or a thin butter knife to gently scrape away as much of the wax as you can. Never use a regular dull knife that has serrated edges since this may damage the cloth. Once you have carefully removed as much of the wax as you can, it will be necessary to get your iron and a few clean paper bags. Place one paper bag underneath the cloth while you set the iron to heat on a medium to medium high level, depending on the fabric. Place a second paper bag on top of the wax. Gently iron the area until the wax has been transferred to the paper bag. Throw the paper bag with the wax residue into the trash once it has cooled. Repeat the process with another paper bag until all of the wax has been removed. Unfortunately, if the wax came from colored candles, a stain may appear on your tablecloth, napkin, or placemat. If this is the case, pre-treat the stain and follow the laundering instructions for the tablecloth, napkin, or placemat. For the best results, launder the soiled fabric as soon as possible. masking taste. Should you have drips from candles- just a reliable way to remove wax- but my best advise is buy good quality candles, and always keep them out of drafts. Once wax has dried onto a tablecloth, cloth napkin, or placemat, several steps are required to remove it properly and completely. The first thing to do is to apply an ice cube or ice pack to the wax. This will make the wax brittle, allowing you to scrape off what you can. Use a credit card or a thin butter knife to gently scrape away as much of the wax as you can. Never use a regular dull knife that has serrated edges since this may damage the cloth. Once you have carefully removed as much of the wax as you can, it will be necessary to get your iron and a few clean paper bags. Place one paper bag underneath the cloth while you set the iron to heat on a medium to medium high level, depending on the fabric. Place a second paper bag on top of the wax. Gently iron the area until the wax has been transferred to the paper bag. Throw the paper bag with the wax residue into the trash once it has cooled. Repeat the process with another paper bag until all of the wax has been removed. Unfortunately, if the wax came from colored candles, a stain may appear on your tablecloth, napkin, or placemat. If this is the case, pre-treat the stain and follow the laundering instructions for the tablecloth, napkin, or placemat. For the best results, launder the soiled fabric as soon as possible.
November 22, 2009 on 3:32 am
Just in process of adding a beautiful collection of very special Hummel items including 1971 Anniversary plate. What a find!!!
November 21, 2009 on 5:07 pm
November 18, 2009 on 8:48 pm
I have found putting my favorite hot dip or fondue into an electric fondue pot the key to successfull , casual entertaining. The temperature is easy to control, so believe it or not it will last through your party, or your favorite game. Just surround the pot with fresh veggies, breads, meat balls etc. It’s a great self serve idea, that’s easy, and a crowd pleaser. I love the new Back to Basic electric fondue pot. It took me a lot of years to round up one that I actually could recommend. Bonnie Desideesreno.com
November 18, 2009 on 12:08 pm
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November 18, 2009 on 12:08 pm
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We are so excited… for years we have been layering the body care of La Bouquetiere with lotions, gels, and sprays. At last we have the ultimate top coat. A totally natural Parfum to totally immerse your body in their exquise fragrances. Too fabulous to pass up. desideesreno.com
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