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Do you have a question? I have lots of them. All day long but often there is no one who knows the answer. So, finding Questions and Answers at Question Bin was kinda cool for me.

Yeah ther is some crap to wade through, but how about this question for starters? 

Thomas R.

Is the olecranon process of the humerus on the distal or proximal end of the humerus?

I had to laugh!

Of course, having just seen the vampire movie Eclipse, this one was funny for me too. What is the difference between full-moon day, new-moon day,solar eclipse and lunar eclipse?

Okay, okay. Just go take a look around and see if there is anything of value for you. Maybe share your own know it all answers.

 

This is a sponsored post but those things did cause me to chuckle for real.

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Today’s Tip – not so fresh laundry?

Add a half (1/2) cup baking soda to your laundry detergent when you wash your next clothing load. It should help neutralize any odors and just generally freshen up your laundry.

Today’s tip is sponsored by
Try Angie's List!

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Today’s beauty tip about shaving your legs

shave-those-legsIf you like to use shaving cream or lotion to shave your legs, in a pinch, grab your hair conditioner and apply that to your legs. It will work just as well, and leave your legs soft and smooth when you’re done.

Today’s tip comes from Tami at Essensu holistic skincare

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Tuesday’s Tip – how to snuf a candle

beadedsnuffUse a snuffer to put out candles.
It may seem frou-frou, but putting out a candle with a snuffer, instead of blowing out the flame, keeps wax from getting all over the table or on the floor. You may have to seek out a pewter or candle store to find one, though. Or order online.  Antiques stores often have decorative snuffers.

Today’s tip is supplied by Dana of Gourmet Delight Candles

Alex says: you place the bell of the snuffer over the flame of the candle and it blocks out all the air to the flame – snuffing it. I think this method also helps cut down on the smoke from an extinguished flame, but don’t quote me on that.

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