If you’ve spent any amount of time on Instagram or Facebook in the last year, you’ve probably seen a friend or two “strip” their laundry. And no, it’s not that!
So, what is it? Oh, just the grossest, yet cleanest thing you’ll ever do.
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5 Best Herbs to Grow in Your Garden
Spring has sprung, which means it’s time to get your plant on. Literally. It’s time to get out there and plant those plants. Still trying to decide what to plant? Don’t think you have a green thumb? You’re in luck, because we’ve compiled a list just for you.
Best Herbs to Grow in Your Garden:
- Basil: it smells great all the time and you can use it in a number of dishes. Or in a fun cocktail like something with lemonade!
- Rosemary: so much flavor and pretty easy to grow. You can literally use it in everything– including floral arrangements!
- Lavender: another smell-good herb, this one is great for infusing a little sweetness into items.
- Thyme: truly an all-star herb that is great in Mediterranean and Italian dishes.
- Argula: grow your own salad!
Field Agent Webinar: Speak to an App Expert
Field Agent recently hosted its second webinar for Agents where our app experts answered every question under the sun about how to get the most out of the Field Agent app. Of course, the webinar was a success because our Agents asked interesting and engaging questions. We hope you will join us for our next webinar in the near future.
Best Ways to Exercise Your Dog Indoors
Sure, you, like a lot of people feel like you’ve been inside for 6 months straight. Same. And as the temperatures get colder and colder– it’s time to settle back in to the sweats. But, what about your ol’ pupper? You can exercise them indoors! Who knew?
1. Stairs
2. Teaching them the trick– sit to lie down
3. Let dogs and/or cats play together
4. Interactive toys
5. Long elastic leash
Okay, maybe nothing groundbreaking here, but it could keep you entertained for a few minutes!
How to Remove Almost Any Stain From Your Clothes
If you’re like me, you might shy away from white shirts or pants because you never know what is going to end up on them. Yes, I’m an adult, but it seems like I’m always missing my mouth when eating or dropping stuff. Then, there’s the cooking and things splattering all over me. Basically, it feels like there is always something on my clothes. But, no more! Real Simple has a quick fix for almost all of those stains and I am here for it.
How to Build a Raised Garden Bed for Not a Ton of Money
Has quarantine led you into the abyss of new hobbies? Is one of them gardening? (Same here.) If you’re going to garden, it’s important to get the bed right from the beginning. And it’s especially important to know how to build a bed for not a ton of money, too!
How To Clean Your Microwave
Microwaves make life a little easier when it comes to quickly throwing a meal together. But, they also can be messy and hard to clean. They get even harder to clean when you let food sit and cook over and over again.
So, it’s time to clean that microwave!
Supplies:
1/2 cup of water
1/2 cup of white vinegar
Microwave-safe bowl
Damp sponge or microfiber cloth
Instructions:
Place the water and vinegar in a bowl and microwave on high until the mixture comes to a rolling boil and the window steams up.
Allow the microwave to cool for a few minutes, then wipe the interior down with the sponge or cloth.
Can You Make Popcorn in a Wok? (YES)
Popcorn, for the most part, is a universally-loved snack. And, of course, popcorn tastes even better when popped with some oil on the stove, right? Right. But, that task is sometimes a little daunting. Well, not anymore! Not with a wok.
Check out America’s Test Kitchen’s Lisa McManus’ method and report back to us.
How to Season a Cast-Iron Skillet in 5 Easy Steps
Owning a cast-iron skillet is a right of passage when it comes to becoming a veteran at-home cook. However, owning one can be daunting. But, it doesn’t have to be. Once you have one you can season it in just five steps.
How to Season a Cast-Iron Skillet in 5 Easy Steps:
- Scrub skillet well in hot soapy water.
- Dry thoroughly.
- Spread a thin layer of melted shortening or vegetable oil over the skillet.
- Place it upside down on a middle oven rack at 375°. (Place foil on a lower rack to catch drips.)
- Bake 1 hour; let cool in the oven.
24 Ways to Cook a Whole Chicken
Have you ever thought to yourself, could I poach a whole chicken? You’re in luck, Bon Appétit recently went through every single way there is cook a whole chicken. That’s right– the entire chicken.
Did you know you can deep fry an entire bird? What about putting one in the microwave? Both are possible. Good luck out there.