Gorilla Glue on Skin, Clean Leather, Diatomaceous Earth for Bed Bugs & Strawberry Coffee Fertilizer
Joan Clark
June 20, 2024
Hi there! Join us for some fantastic tips for your home and garden.
In today’s issue:
Removing Gorilla Glue from Skin
Fertilizing Strawberries with Coffee Grounds
Using Diatomaceous Earth for Bed Bugs
Cleaning Leather
And more…
CLEANING
We've all had those moments when a DIY project turns into a sticky situation, haven't we? When it comes to Gorilla Glue, we've got 7+ super-easy tricks to save the day because who hasn't ended up with glue on their fingers at least once?
TIP OF THE DAY
Can Bell Peppers Have Roommates?
Yes, they can! Plant your bell peppers alongside basil or marigolds. These companion plants help deter pests and improve growth. |  |
CLEANING
You know, leather can be a tricky material to keep looking fresh, but with a few insider secrets, it’s a breeze. We once discovered that a simple household ingredient can work wonders on those stubborn stains!
FICTITIOUS QUOTE OF THE DAY
Why buy it for $50 when you can make it yourself with $200 worth of craft supplies?
BUG CONTROL
We know how frustrating bed bugs can be, right? Did you know that diatomaceous earth, a natural and effective solution, has been used for centuries to tackle these pesky invaders?
FUN FACT
Royal Flush: The Queen's Godson Invents the Loo!
Did you know Sir John Harington, godson to Queen Elizabeth I, invented the first flush toilet in 1596? Talk about a royal flush! Imagine the Queen's delight when she didn't have to use a chamber pot anymore! |  |
PLANTS & GARDEN
Have you ever wondered how to give your strawberry plants a little extra love? Like our morning brew, we discovered that coffee grounds can work wonders—just like it did for our friend who swears by this method for her lush garden!
THANK YOU!
From removing stubborn Gorilla Glue to giving your strawberries a caffeine boost and tackling bed bugs with diatomaceous earth, we've got you covered! And don't forget those leather cleaning tips to keep things looking fresh.
Stay sticky-free and strawberry-sweet!
Tipsbulletin Newsletter Team
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