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How to make a clothes wringer - eHow UK
Once upon a time, many homes had a mangle to wring and squeeze the excess water out of clothes. With the advent of washing machines and dryers, mangles fell out of use. They are now coming back into popularity: wringing your wet clothes before hanging them up or putting them in the dryer saves ...
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How to build a smudge pot - eHow UK
To light the smudge pot: put an old sock on a stick that's about 1.2 m (48 inches) long. Saturate the sock with lantern fuel. Light the sock on fire and hold it over the 7.5 cm (3 inch) cap.
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How to Write a Factual Essay - eHow UK
Writing a fictional essay is easier than it looks. It is important in high school and college that you know how to do this. It shows that you know how to research, organise your thoughts and put them into words. When writing a factual essay, it gives you somewhere to …
How to make homemade cobwebs - eHow UK
Cut a piece of white thread that's about 90 cm (3 feet) long with scissors. Wrap the thread around the cobweb "arms" in a spiral pattern. Begin attaching the thread in the middle of the web, wrapping the thread once around each arm as it moves toward the outside of the web.
Instructions for making an etui box - eHow UK
An etui is a small, decorative box, often fitted to hold specific items. In Victorian times, the lady of the house would attach one to her chatelaine to carry scissors and other small items. Today, they are often used to hold needlework and craft supplies.
Paxo Stuffing Instructions - eHow UK
Paxo has been a popular brand of stuffing in the United Kingdom for over 100 years. Paxo was created in 1901 by the English butcher John Crampton, who whipped it up as an extra enticement to sell to his customers. The earliest Paxo stuffing was Parsley, Lemon and Thyme, but Sage & Onion has since ...