How can I refill this spray myself? Was planning to buy essential oils and based on what I read mix with distilled water and a bit of rubbing alcohol? I’ve had this for a really long time so William Sonoma no longer has refills for the product.
Is essential oil + distilled water + rubbing alcohol the recommended mix? What ratio?
I use this purely for scent not really for cleaning or disinfectant.
Found in goodwill. Ceramic bowl diamond shape with a handle perpendicular to the bowl and then a small hole on one end maybe for draining?
In a heat wave where I live, feels like 100+. Is there any concern or issue with putting out a bowl of ice and water for local squirrels and chipmunks?
Seems fine and able to walk and climb as normal. But comes around a couple times a day for snacks and lays with its legs splooted. Is it injured or just enjoying the food so much they can’t help it.
One of my go to meals is chicken with a blackberry balsamic sage sauce. The sauce is made with a sugar free blackberry jam I buy at the store. It’s so easy and I’m a huge fan of sauce on protein.
I’m thinking of other recipes I can make with different flavors of sugar free preserves like raspberry, strawberry, apple butter, etc.
Anyone else use preserves for an easy sauce? One big pro is the gelatin of the preserves already creates a nice sauce consistency without needing a roux.
Is there any downside nutrition wise to using sugar free jams and jellies for recipes eating a few times a week?
One of my go to meals is chicken with a blackberry balsamic sage sauce. The sauce is made with a sugar free blackberry jam I buy at the store. It’s so easy and I’m a huge fan of sauce on protein.
I’m thinking of other recipes I can make with different flavors of sugar free preserves like raspberry, strawberry, apple butter, etc.
Anyone else use preserves for an easy sauce? One big pro is the gelatin of the preserves already creates a nice sauce consistency without needing a roux.
Is there any downside nutrition wise to using sugar free jams and jellies for recipes eating a few times a week?
Plastic adirondack chairs that have some “mold” on them. I say in quotes because I’m not positive if it’s mold or really stained dirt. I’ve tried power washing with hose and a simple all purpose cleaner. Hesitant to use bleach products in my backyard. Is there a safer way to remove stains or will I need to use harsh chemicals to scrub out?
Dirt/mold isn’t too bad so usually just sit on a towel over the chair. Would rather not buy new so hoping to clean if possible.