Has anyone ever made their own sunscreen?
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Has anyone made their own shepherds hooks?
Comments (9)I made one using pvc pipe! I don't have a picture right now. I was in the aisle looking around while DH picked up what he needed and got creative. I used a plumber's trap (the bent piece used under the sink), some straight pieces, connectors and an end cap to plug it off! I sprayed it all black and voila'. Have you checked the dollar stores? Dollar General and Big Lots usually have the larger hooks for $5 :)...See MoreHas Anyone Made His Own 'Safers'-Type Insecticdal Soap?
Comments (6)This reminds me that wherever possible we don't spray with soap, but carry around a small bucket of soapy water and drop the pests into that. For instance, snapping off the tops of broad beans infested by aphids, knocking bean weevils off the plants, shaking the earwigs collected overnight in overturned strawberry boxes - all into the bucket. Then dump the soapy water on the ground outside the garden. The good thing about Dr. Bronner's is that it is soap, and the ingredients are listed on the bottle. It can be really time-consuming to find out the ingredients in commercial dishwashing liquids....See MoreHas anyone made their own centipede filter?
Comments (2)Marti8a, I work in the pond industry very close to the company that produces the centipede and I would not say that the Centipede and snorkel is expensive. That would be putting it too mildly. They run in price from $400.00 to $1300.00. I suggest that you go to the following website "http://www.bogfiltration.com/". It will tell you a very simple way to make your own at very low cost. It will cost you less than a $100.00 and will work better than a Centipede and snorkel. Mike...See MoreHas anyone ever made their own ketchup?
Comments (8)I've made it before but it is nothing like Heinz or anything you buy at a store. But for adding to meatloaf, BBQ, soup, etc., I love it. One way to cheat is to make a few pitchers of juice, let it sit in the fridge for a couple of days until it settles, then pour off a lot of the water. Makes a much thicker ketchup without having to boil it for a long time. Mike...See More- 10 years ago
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