Sat Feb 21 - Weekend Special Edition - Tipsbulletin Newsletter

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Hi there,
You know how sometimes the best moments deserve a second look? That's exactly why we've gathered the three most loved articles from last week's Tipsbulletin Newsletter—the ones that had our community buzzing with excitement. Pour yourself something warm, settle in, and let's revisit the wisdom that resonated most.

In this recap:

  • How to Restore Your Car's Upholstery

  • Banish Mildew from Shower Grout for Good

  • The Truth About Freezing Milk

  • Top Tip: Ripe Avocados!

CLEANING

We once spilled an entire iced latte between the seats on a road trip, and it took three different strategies to finally banish the smell. These 14 hands-on car seat cleaning techniques cover everything from everyday crumbs to stubborn stains, so any car interior can look and feel fresh again.

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CLEANING

Shower grout mildew thrives in humidity above 70%, which explains why even the cleanest bathrooms can harbor those stubborn black streaks within weeks . These strategies tackle the problem at its source, turning a dreaded chore into a manageable routine that keeps tile looking fresh for months.

FOOD STORAGE

Milk can stay fresh in the freezer for up to three months, and the texture holds up best when it's frozen in its original container with a bit of room left for expansion. We discovered that thawing it overnight in the fridge brings back nearly the same consistency, perfect for baking, smoothies, or morning coffee.

TIP OF THE DAY

Is there a trick to ripen avocados?

Place hard avocados in a paper bag with a banana or apple, fold the top closed, and leave the bag on your counter. Check daily by gently squeezing near the stem.

The ethylene gas released by bananas or apples accelerates ripening, typically reducing the wait time to 2 or 3 days. Once ripe, move avocados to the refrigerator to pause further softening.

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THANK YOU!

Here's what I know for sure: when you take time to invest in yourself and the things that matter most, magic happens. So go ahead and try something new this weekend—you deserve it.


Have a wonderful weekend,

Tipsbulletin Newsletter Team

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