Nov 26, 2009 | Kat:
how do i get massage oil which is sweet almond based out of my linen sheets,pillow cases,towels etc...?
im a massage student and unfortunately got oil spills in my sheets and pillow cases towels and hand towels and just wondering whats best thing to get the oil out
A: Before you wash them, treat all the stains with Dawn dishwashing liquid and scrub the stains by hand, Soak overnight in the Dawn. Then spray all the stains with a prewash stain remover such as...
Before you wash them, treat all the stains with Dawn dishwashing liquid and scrub the stains by hand, Soak overnight in the Dawn. Then spray all the stains with a prewash stain remover such as...
pelican | Nov 27, 2009
Aug 20, 2009 | James B:
Can HPV be spread from sharing towels, linen, or other non sexual contact?
Hypothetically, if I were to use the bathroom and forgot to wash my hands and shook someones hand, used a computer keyboard, mouse, hugged someone, etc. Could they contract the virus??
Lulu's Vintage & Home Made Fair - a deliciously scrumptious treat!
Simon from Cooper and Leith is back no doubt with another slice of fabulous vintage goodies.....I bought some fabulous linen tea towels at the last event that I have made into half aprons. I was also very tempted by the ostentatious tea pot in the pic to add to my ever growing collection; didn't dare as I knew Mr F might not be too pleased! ....and now to a bit of self promotion {blush}.....happy go loopy is my guilty pleasure. I love creating things from things I find on my travels. Paper rings crafted from vintage notebooks, mismatched vintage plate cake stands, upcycled vintage Christmas cards, scrap fabric creations and to be honest whatever I can find to create with I'll give it a go! The most recent project is my upcycled bean tin pencil pots - a quirky gift for any teenager! Fancy a slice of raspberry, plum and almond tart {mmmm} and a proper cuppa served in a proper cup? Then make your way onto the stage and prepare yourself for a difficult...
From my mom's friend
I've been amassing quite the collection of linens from thrift and antique stores. I feel better about rescuing the ones from the thrift stores -- mainly because I don't think everyone has an appreciation for the handwork and skill that goes into creating such pieces. These new additions are extra nice because I know just where they came from and I know they've been well-loved.
