J. Johnson

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Stories By J. Johnson

  • How To Get Wooden Drawers Unstuck

    Hardwood drawer slides are notorious for getting stuck in humid conditions or when they haven't been opened recently. Applying lubricant should help ease open drawers that use wood-on-wood drawer slides or ball-bearing slides.

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  • How To Sanitize Black Mold From Pillows

    If you spot black mold on your pillow, it's important to clean and sanitize it immediately. This is a serious health risk. Keep reading to find out how to get rid of that icky mold and ensure your sleep space is clean and healthy.

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  • How To Get Greasy Ointment Out Of Fabric

    If you get a Neosporin stain on your clothes, bedding, or any other fabric, it's important to know how to properly remove it or else you risk making it worse. Keep reading for the best methods for getting greasy ointment out of any fabric.

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  • How To Remove Spray Paint From Wood

    There are a few different scenarios that might require you to remove spray paint from wood. You may have spray painted a wood object in your home, such as a chair or wall, and would now like to get it back to its natural wood finish. You might have also accidentally gotten some spray paint on a wooden surface.

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  • How To Get Mold Off Of A Backpack

    During the off-season, backpacks might simply get thrown in a pantry, closet or even somewhere in the basement. When a backpack is left to lie around, especially in a space that is damp, dark and not well ventilated, mold can definitely become an issue.

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  • How To Get Rid Of Ants In Couches

    Ants are very resourceful insects. They will send scout ants into your home to search for food sources. When a food source is found, large numbers of ants will enter the house through tiny crevices.

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  • How To Use An Induction Cooktop

    An induction cooktop uses an impressive technology. The only part of the cooktop that heats up is the part that touches the pan. This means that you can place a pan on one-half of the cooktop and ice cubes on the other half; the ice cubes won’t melt. There are a few distinct advantages to using an induction cooktop.

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  • How To Turn On An Electric Stove Top Burner

    A electric stove top is quite easy to use. The top of the stove has a series of electric powered burners, usually about four or five. You can place your pots or pans on top of these burners and turn them on to cook your food. One great thing about electric stove tops is that it’s easy to conserve energy.

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  • How To Clean Discolored Wilton Armetale Serveware

    The Wilton Armetale company sells a variety of types of serving ware that grace elegant and special occasions, as informal as a dinner party or as formal as a wedding. Many of the "Armetale" metal pieces can be used to bake, cook, broil, or chill foods; others are for serving only.

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  • How To Remove Palm Oil Grease From Clothes

    Palm oil is a cooking oil that is made from the nuts of the oil palm tree. While palm oil is not as popular as other cooking oils like olive oil, you might find yourself cooking with it at some point. The palm oil grease that you cook with can end up on your clothes.

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  • How To Keep Cut Irises Fresh

    Freshly cut flowers around the home brighten up various rooms. Irises are an excellent choice for cut flowers. They are a beautiful and fragrant with a uniquely shaped blossom and a highly original look. With a few simple strategies, you’ll be able to enjoy your freshly cut irises for days longer than you might think.

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