Grandma's 29+ Brilliant Life Hacks You Need to Try! (Don't miss #15) 

For greasy plastic containers......wash in hot water with any bar soap( I use Ivory) and then rinse in COLD water! The cold warer solidifies the grease and it rinses right off and is squeaky clean! ( rinsing in hot water melts the grease and it goes right back onto the plastic)!😊❤

DON’T throw flour on a fire. Flour dust in the air is flammable. Keep a large box of baking soda handy if you want something to extinguish fire.

Grandma did not use paper towels. There were no paper towels in her house. She used rags. Old pyjamas cut up into pieces.

Useful info thank you

Grandma didnt have zip-lock bags. Quite a few of these suggestions where not around in grandmas day

Don't you just love when fall is around the corner. Love your❤

Honey they dont know the word dishrag now in days 😊

I lightly line Tupperware- plastic container W/ Olive Oil, sauce won’t stain

Good advice

My grandmother didn't use paper towels much. For her Tupperware, she would use a dishrag. But the shaking trick works very well.

I enjoy this video very much then.

@1:45 They show the wrong “mesh”. Use the plastic mesh for scrubbing teflon or non stick and greasy, messy food off plates and pans. I cannot live without mine! The kind that you get with some fruits and vegetables.

The nail polish trick on keys does not work. Nail polish wears off.😂

Graet tips

To remove stains from clothing, use Vegetable soap, dampen stain and soap rub well into stain leave for it to work then launder as normal.

These tips mostly were from recent generation of Grandma's, Not from way back though.

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Why throw away the curds you made home made cheese just squeeze the water out of the cheese ball of mozzarella 😂😂😂

I dont think grandmas had paper towels or bags with fruit in to make the scourer

Why would u put rice juice on your face when we doak them a few times to get the arsenic out( soak) never would I

What’s a baddle?

Stop trying to educate these young ignorant people. They don't care about learning anything from days gone by.

Please, when it comes to squash, CUT IT FIRST before peeling. Peeled squash (especially butternut) is deceptively slippery as it doesn't 'shine'. Not only do you risk slicing _your_ skin, but maybe even an entire fingertip.🩸🔪