Helpful Hints, Home Remedies
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Ear infection home remedy??
Comments (7)another option: i would instead recommend a therapy which would encourage the ear to drain (rather than put oil into a fluid filled ear). garlic oil and other infection fighting herbs could be taken internally and an onion poultice used to relieve pain and encourage the ear to drain. onion poultices occupy an honored place in folk healing tradition being inexpensive, easy to make and use, effective. i have a client handout on making and using an onion poultice i'll gladly share, if anyone wants a copy message me privately from here. This post was edited by kaliaman on Wed, Aug 7, 13 at 10:03...See MoreSLEEP Home Remedies
Comments (30)same thing with me... go to bed, hoping I can sleep through the night...no, most nights it's a wake up, every half hour, or 45 minutes, or less..I see the clock, try to sleep... it goes on through out the night. before, I used to take a tablet of paper and a pen. push them under the pillow.. if I woke up and had any thoughts, I'd pull it out and write it down..in the dark..it didn't matter if I had it correct or not, at least I had the idea written. that helped a lot. I had ideas for short stories, poems, things to build, things to paint, others to create with fabric, clay, rocks, or make garden ideas.. and in the end, it didn't matter if I did any of it.. I was just happy to have the idea written down and I could let go of it. I could read it in the morning, cuz I had it in print, or scribbled... it was my doctor who suggested it... he had 7 kids and his best time to study or write his papers, was after the kids were in bed..if he was tired but couldn't sleep, he would do that type of reading and writing. it worked for him, so he suggested it to me. back then, I had most of my kids still at home, too young to get themselves ready for bed.. I was exhausted...and that idea worked! dang, and lately I haven't been able to sleep through the night...so, thankyou, thankyou for asking for advice. I can take my own advice now and go ahead and get to bed..I have paper and pen right here, next to the computer....I sure wish I had remembered this, weeks ago! geez.......... nightee nite............... Becky ;(*_*);...See Morehome remedy for urine smell
Comments (6)Is this the one you were looking for? In a plastic container mix: 12 oz. hydrogen peroxide 1/2 tsp. dishwashing liquid(not dishwasher liquid) 1 1/2 tsp. baking soda Mix all ingredients together,multiplying the amounts of each if needed. Pour on the affected spot,allow to dry thoroughly then vacuum any residue. Shampoo carpets and furniture if possible. Can be poured into a spray bottle for use on drapes and upholstered furniture,etc. but do not store any remaining liquid in the container,(or any container) as it will burst. If using on carpets be sure to saturate the affected spot all the way to the pad and allow to dry....See MoreAny home remedies on a clogged drain?
Comments (11)Hmmm..that Nair idea sounds good! I get a bottle of stuff from my plumber. It is a crystal type dry product. You dump it down the drain and add water. It is some nasty stuff - but boy does it get rid of hair or grease clogs. I can only get it from him. The "over the counter" stuff doesn't do a thing. Waste of money, IMO. The plastic thing that Lydia described work well also. I have also taken a wire hanger apart and "snaked" it down the drain to pull out hair. Gross - but effective....See Morejolanaweb
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