A Simple Solution for Cleaning Burner Pans and Covered Casserole Dishes

Written by LeAnn R. Ralph


©2004 LeAnn R. Ralph

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If your burner pans and covered casserole dishes look like mine did, they've got baked-on spots that no amount of scrubbing will remove.

And if you're like me, evenrepparttar thought of using chemical cleaners brings tears to your eyes and makes you want to start coughing, not to mention thatrepparttar 111083 chemical cleaners are expensive.

One simple solution that I've found works very well uses ingredients that are probably in your cupboard right now: cream of tartar and vinegar.

Here arerepparttar 111084 steps to follow:

1. Mix 2 teaspoons of vinegar and 2 teaspoon of cream of tartar in a small dish (use 3 or 4 teaspoons of vinegar and 3 or 4 teaspoons of cream of tartar if you have more items to clean or if you have larger items, such as a heavily soiled casserole dish and cover).

2. Use a cotton ball to applyrepparttar 111085 solution to your burner pans or casserole dishes and covers (Corning Ware casseroles, for example).

3. Let sit for 5 to 10 minutes.

4. Scrub with a scouring pad and then wash in hot, soapy water.

5. Repeat several times, if necessary, for heavily soiled burner pans and covered casserole dishes.

How to Grieve a Tragedy

Written by Stephen Bucaro


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How to Grieve a Tragedy

By Stephen Bucaro

Bad things happen to good people. Have you lost your job or are facing bankruptcy? Has a cherished relationship ended or you have gone through a divorce? Maybe you received diagnosis of a serious health problem. Or maybe you are mourningrepparttar 111084 loss of a loved one. Unfortunately, these painful events are part of life.

If you have to endure such a tragedy, maybe you can find solace in your friends and in your faith. There is no way to completely avoidrepparttar 111085 pain of a tragic event, but I offer you a way to work throughrepparttar 111086 pain. If a friend or loved one is grieving, you can pass this message on to them.

Your should deal withrepparttar 111087 grief in three phases. You should carry on each phase for exactly 21 days before moving on torepparttar 111088 next phase. Why 21 days? Because studies have shown that if an individual doesrepparttar 111089 same thing for 21 consecutive days, it becomes a habit. That isrepparttar 111090 amount of time required to make a permanent life change.

Phase 1: Don't think aboutrepparttar 111091 event that is causing your grief. You may be forced to think about it in some way in order to take care of business related torepparttar 111092 event. But otherwise don't think about it forrepparttar 111093 first 21 days. Ifrepparttar 111094 event comes to mind, think to yourself "I don't want to think about this right now", and dismissrepparttar 111095 thought from your mind.

Every timerepparttar 111096 tragic event enters your mind, think "I don't want to think about this right now", and force yourself to think about something else. Usually friends and family will not be a problem because they will avoid bringing uprepparttar 111097 subject. Forrepparttar 111098 first 21 days, keep pushing thoughts ofrepparttar 111099 event out of your mind.

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