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Indoor Winter House Cleaning & Organizing
Kitchen Cabinets:
While you’re stuck indoors in winter weather, take the opportunity to
give your kitchen cabinets a good cleaning to remove any grease and
grime. To make the job easy, spray on a little orange oil cleaner to cut
the grease, then wipe the cabinets clean with a wet sponge that’s been
microwaved about 40 seconds. Be sure to wear gloves so you don’t burn
your hands! The combination of citrus oil and hot water will make short
work of grease on cabinets. To see how it’s done, check out our video on
Removing Grease from Kitchen Cabinets.
Stovetop and Oven:
Citrus-based cleaner also works great for cleaning your stove. Start by
removing the burners and pans, then give the stovetop a good cleaning
using the same hot sponge method. Be sure to remove and clean the knobs
and the surface behind them as well. For stubborn stains, sprinkle a
little baking soda and scrub. While you’re at it, be sure to clean your
oven with a commercial oven cleaner, following the instructions. For a
greener option, sprinkle the bottom of the oven with baking soda, spritz
with water, let it sit overnight, then scrub it clean.
This Christmas...
...spend quality time with your kids before your extended family
arrives. Christmas is a good time to teach your family, especially
children about values like love, compassion, giving and sharing. Try to
include the whole family in different Christmas activities like
festival related cooking, decorating the house and the tree and wrapping
up gifts...
Christmas Tips
This Christmas, take your dog outside for some playtime before your
gathering. A tired pooch is a lot less likely to jump up on guests or
bark incessantly every time the doorbell rings. For extra insurance,
keep him occupied with a toy that dispenses treats.
During your Christmas party remember: guests prefer to take on some
small tasks, instead of standing around while you attempt to do
everything yourself. Ask an older relative if he'd mind greeting guests
at the door. Recruit teens to take coats or offer fruit juice. Kids may
direct guests to the buffet table or offer hors d'oeuvres.
Rest Your Fears About Hosting Thanksgiving
As
the host of Thanksgiving dinner, you will have plenty on your plate to
be concerned about. But thanks to these tips, the things that could
possibly go wrong probably won’t. Relax—have a drink. You got this.
What If I Don’t Have Enough Food?
Thanksgiving
nightmare No. 1 is running out of food, as guests clamor for another
helping of green bean casserole. You don’t have to guesstimate the
amount of food you need to feed your crowd. Simply plug in your number
of guests here and you’ll have your shopping list. Wondering how big of a turkey to buy? The USDA recommends 1 pound per person. And check out our breakdown of turkey types to help you choose the best one.
What If All the Food Isn’t Ready at the Same Time?
The turkey is getting cold on the counter while the yams are still rock-hard in the oven. Your quickest solution is a warming tray to keep items ready for the table as you pull together the meal’s remaining dishes.
When
possible, make menu components in advance and then reheat as needed.
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