Many Hints Make Lighter Work
Helpful Suggestions For the Housewife
iSew the buttonholes together before washing a sweater or cardigan. It will prevent them stretching in the washing process and being unshapely and apt to pull out. Meat which is to be grilled should l e placed on a hot pan, under a hot grill, and the gas left full on for two minutes. This will seal the surface and keep the juices in. Now turn down the griller to half strength, allowing another two minutes, of full heat when the meat is turned. Never pierce w'ith a fork when turning. ■Stitc-h triangular pieces of rubber under the corners of your mats to pre-
vent them slipping on polished floors. The smell of onions can be removed from a knife by plunging it in the earth. If pipeclay to be used for cleaning purposes is mixed with milk it does not rub off, and cleans more effectively. Wrap water pipes w'ith plenty of paper in frosty weather, as this, being a non-conductor of heat, will help to keep them from freezing. If you brush the, top of pastry with egg or milk be careful not to touch the edges, as this will bind them and prevent the pastry from separating into flakes. • ■ Walnut furniture that has the new dull finish should be kept in good condition by wiping it down with a flannel tightly wrung out of soapy water. Be sure the soap contains no alkali to injure the wood.
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Hawera Star, Volume LIV, 24 August 1935, Page 12
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