is actually a bit more popular, but I wanted something that would fit neatly on my counter, just under my upper cabinet, and all of the Keurig models that I found were so much taller than the Tassimos and just wouldn’t fit.
Here are some great things to do if you find snowy, freezing weather heading your way.. 1) Cover your windows!Using car mats, carpet remnants, or sheets of plastic to cover your car windows will prevent them from getting any frost, snow, or ice on them in the first place.
For the side windows, open the doors and let the plastic drape over the windows before closing the doors again.This takes a bit of planning the night before, but you’ll sure be happy when you wake up in the morning!.2) Another use for vinegar!
If you spray or wipe vinegar over your windows after you park your car, it will prevent ice from forming in moderately cold temps.You can also use it to mist over a light frost to help it melt faster.. 3) Protect your wipers!
One of the most frustrating parts of an icy car is trying to chip away at the ice around your windshield wipers.
The car’s defroster rarely reaches the wipers too, so warming your car up in advance of needing it doesn’t help either.We juuuuust finished renovating the bathroom in the master bedroom and I’ve got a few posts about it lined up for the next few weeks, but I just had to take the chance to add a few decorations in here and show it off just because I love this room so much!.
Want to know a little secret?The plans for this dining room all started with the red ribbon tied around the napkins.
I bought myself a pair of grocery store pajamas and the perfect red grosgrain ribbon was used to tie the label on them.I just couldn’t throw it out.