First, don't use much of it. When it goes to the landfill, it's a "nonrenewable resource." (How easy is it to find all those crumpled sheets in a landfill and reuse them?)
If you do use it, use it for all its worth. After the original use, wash it of course. But wash it again if it's still in good enough shape. Grease and baked on stuff will come off with hot water and a good soak.
When it's too far gone to use again for covering things, wad it up and use it as a scouring pad. You'll be surprised how well it works.
This blog is for people who are extremely frugal, either out of choice or out of necessity.
Showing posts with label aluminum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label aluminum. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Friday, September 17, 2010
Frugal silver polish
Don't buy silver polish! Instead, simmer silver tableware or jewelry in an aluminum pot for a few minutes, then let it set. If you don't have an aluminum pot, add some aluminum foil to a pot and simmer, then let it set. Your silver will come out shiny and free from any tarnish.
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