Sat Jan 24 - Weekend Special Edition - Tipsbulletin Newsletter
Joan Clark
January 24, 2026
Hi there,
Happy Saturday! I'm so glad you're here for our Weekend Special Edition, where we've handpicked the three most valuable articles from last week's Tipsbulletin Newsletter just for you. Let's dive into the best of the best together.
In this recap:
Removing Set-In Grease Stains From Fabric
Refresh Memory Foam the Right Way
Make Headlights Shine Brighter Than Ever
Top Tip - No More Stale Tortillas!
CLEANING
Set-in grease stains have survived an average of three wash cycles before most people discover the trick that actually lifts them. These ten tricks turn pantry staples and patience into stain-removing power that works even on months-old spots.
CLEANING
Memory foam cradles the body beautifully, but it also traps dust, sweat, and oils that can shorten its life and trigger allergies . We found five innovative methods that refresh these delicate materials without soaking or damaging them.
CLEANING
Cloudy headlights cut nighttime visibility by up to 80%, turning every evening drive into a guessing game. These 10 homemade recipes restore clarity in minutes using pantry staples like baking soda and vinegar, saving hundreds on professional restoration.
TIP OF THE WEEK
Does reheating bring stale tortillas back to life?
Sprinkle a few drops of water on each tortilla, stack them, and wrap the pile in a clean kitchen towel. Microwave the bundle for 20 to 30 seconds, then let it rest for one minute before unwrapping. The steam softens any dry spots and restores flexibility. This trick works because trapped moisture penetrates the starches, making them tender again. |  |
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THANK YOU!
I hope these stories sparked something in you this week , whether it's a new idea to try or simply a moment of inspiration. Until we meet again, keep finding those little joys that make life richer. Have a wonderful weekend,
Tipsbulletin Newsletter Team
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