Household Cleaning Tips

Ever noticed a white, powdery layer on store-bought grapes? That coating—called bloom —is completely natural and helps protect the grapes from moisture loss. But while it’s harmless, it can sometimes leave a strange taste or dull their appearance. If you want grapes that are not only clean but also fresher, tastier, and ready to serve, try these five easy, natural ways to wash them using common kitchen ingredients. 🍇1. Sea Salt Scrub Sea salt is a gentle exfoliant that helps lift away residue. How to use it: Place your grapes in a bowl. Sprinkle 1 tablespoon of sea salt over them. Gently rub the grapes to polish off the film. Rinse well with water. 🍇 2. Corn Starch Cleanse Corn starch binds to the film and pulls it away from the skin. Steps: Add 1 tablespoon of corn starch to the grapes. Rub gently to coat and clean. Rinse under running water until smooth and clean. 🍇 3. Baking Soda Bath Baking soda is a natural cleanser that breaks down residue without affecting...

1) Apply natural sea salt on the ulcer. (Ow, this stings and hurts A LOT) 2) Gurgle a lukewarm sea salt solution made with boiled water 3) Apply over the counter mouth gels. House brands antiseptic mouth gels or the brand Bonjela works well. 4) Apply watermelon frost or pearl powder from Chinese stores. This may be bitter tasting. 5) Apply butter! Butter creates a layer or film of protection between saliva and the ulcer and thus reduces pain. Consider using salted butter as the salt doubles up as antiseptic and speeds up the healing