Before cooking, rinse the mushrooms thoroughly with cold water. For shiitake mushrooms with stems, remove the roots. Place the mushrooms, gills facing downward, in a basin of warm water. Once they soften and the gills open, gently stir them in one direction to allow any sediment to settle to the bottom. The soaking water can be reused after removing the sediment. Adding a little sugar to the warm soaking water will enhance the flavor of the cooked mushrooms.

 

    Household cleaning is tiring and time-consuming, but with effective methods, the task becomes much easier.
　　1. Ditch the mop: Mopping with a mop is heavy, can easily cause back pain, and takes a long time to dry. Use old towels as rags for a cleaner, dries quickly, and saves time. Use old synthetic fibers for even better results.
　　2. Use toilet cleaner as a drain cleaner: Periodically suffocate the toilet with toilet cleaner, then flush with water to keep it clear.
　　3. Cleverly use 84 disinfectant: If cotton fabrics get stained by other clothes during laundry, don't worry. Soak the stained clothes in diluted 84 disinfectant to utilize its bleaching properties and restore them to their original appearance.

 

　　Among the various honeys sold in the market, especially the bulk honey sold door-to-door by vendors, some are adulterated. Adulteration mainly involves the addition of sugar, water, and starch. Some honey also contains impurities, making it impure. Adulteration can be easily detected with certain identification techniques.
　　1. Drop honey onto a piece of white paper. If the honey gradually seeps out, it has been adulterated with sucrose and water. Honey adulterated with sugar is less transparent, less clear, and more turbid, with a less floral aroma. Honey adulterated with brown sugar appears darker in color; honey adulterated with white sugar is lighter in color.
　　2. Honey adulterated with flour, starch, or cornstarch appears cloudy and less sweet. Place a small amount of honey in a cup, add an appropriate amount of water, and bring to a boil. After cooling, add a few drops of rice wine and shake well. If the solution turns blue, red, or purple, the honey is adulterated with starch.
　　3. Insert a red-hot wire into the honey. If sticky material sticks to the wire, it indicates impurities. If the wire remains smooth, it is free of impurities.
　　4. Take one part honey, add two parts cold boiled water and one part 95% alcohol, mix well and let it sit for a day and a night. If no impurities settle, it means the quality is pure. 5. Honey that can be pulled into long threads with chopsticks and automatically shrinks into a ball when broken is of high quality.

　　Some jelly bags have zippers and are spacious enough to use as makeup bags when traveling. Many wine bottles these days have unique shapes, making them perfect as vases. Buy some dried wheat ears and place them inside for a beautiful home decoration. Don't throw away your folding umbrella cover; it's the perfect size for storing rolled socks. If you need some ventilation, just cut a few holes.

　　Chop a large snow pear with skin into pieces, add appropriate amount of water and rock sugar, stew, let it cool and then drink it. It can cure cough, hoarseness, and dry and sore throat; remove the core of a large snow pear, put in 3 grams of Sichuan Fritillary Powder, steam it in water, eat the pear and drink the soup, which is effective for various coughs and asthma; remove the core of a large snow pear and slice it, slice 300 grams of fresh lotus root, chop a piece of fresh lotus root leaf, wash and cut 30 grams of fresh white reed root, decoct in water and drink it. It has excellent effect on coughing up blood and blood in sputum; take two large snow pears, 12 grams of lotus root nodes, and 60 grams of lean pork, add water and cook. Take one dose a day for several days. It is very effective in treating nosebleeds; remove the core of a large snow pear, put in an appropriate amount of rock sugar, put it in a bowl and steam it thoroughly. After cooling, eat the pear and drink the soup. Take one a day after the coldest days of winter to cure shortness of breath and cough in the elderly.

 

　　The rated load in a washing machine's manual refers to the maximum weight of dry clothes that can be washed at one time while ensuring proper operation and effective washing.
　　Loading more clothes at once, exceeding the rated load, will increase the load on the motor and rapidly increase its temperature, shortening its lifespan. Overloading the motor can also slow the speed, straining the drive belt and even causing it to slip. Furthermore, excessive clothing can cause it to become tangled and tangled, preventing it from turning in the tub (normally, clothes turn 15 times per minute). Some clothes may even not turn at all, simply floating on the surface. This reduces friction between the clothes, between the clothes and the detergent, or between the tub walls, resulting in uneven force distribution and ineffective kneading, rubbing, rinsing, and even rinsing.
　　While loading more clothes at once may seem to save time, detergent, and water, in reality, dirt remains unwashed, or the clothes come out unevenly clean, becoming frizzy and tarnished. In severe cases, rewashing may be necessary, wasting time and resources and increasing wear and tear on the clothes.

 

　　Turn food over for even defrosting. Microwave defrosting is very convenient and quick, but there's a trick to it. First, turn a small plate upside down on a large, deep plate. Then place the food on the small plate and microwave it to defrost. During the thawing process, the dissolved moisture will prevent the food from cooking. Also, take the food out every five minutes and turn and stir it once or twice to ensure even thawing.
　　Small pieces of meat, such as chicken wings and thin cuts of meat, must be placed flat on the plate for even and quick thawing.
　　When cooking skinned foods, for example, fish should be scored two or three times to prevent it from bursting due to evaporating water during steaming. Tomatoes, potatoes, apples, and sausages should be pierced with small holes to allow the water vapor to escape. As for foods with shells, such as eggs, never cook them whole in the shell to prevent them from bursting.
　　Wrap food in microwave-safe plastic wrap to retain moisture. The most common problem encountered during cooking is that food easily becomes hard and dry. If you want the food to retain moisture, you need to wrap it in microwave-safe plastic wrap or cover it with a lid.

 

 

　　Cars are essential to life, and they serve our lives. Some of our everyday items can be used in cars, especially during maintenance. Here are a few examples you might want to give them a try.
　　1. Toothpaste. Toothpaste contains abrasives, making it an excellent abrasive for grinding parts like the three precision mating parts between valves and valve seats in diesel vehicles. For example, using toothpaste to clean minor scratches on car dashboard mirrors is highly effective.
　　2. Kitchen detergent. This non-toxic, non-corrosive alternative to gasoline and kerosene is ideal for cleaning car parts, especially small rubber parts, without losing shape or swelling. It's also perfect for washing work clothes; gently swishing cleans them.
　　3. Loose oil. This is a medical ointment used to treat injuries and bruises. It's used to remove asphalt stains from cars, conveniently and effectively, leaving no residue.
　　4. Laundry detergent. A combination of laundry soap and sawdust can easily clean dirty undercarriage grease and your hands after repairs.
　　5. Cans. Aluminum cans like Jianlibao can be used as gaskets in cars or simply modified into funnels for adding oil or water, making them a great, inexpensive material.
　　6. Drinking space water and purified water. Currently, commercially available space water and purified water beverages have been tested and found to be suitable for battery use, so they can be used to replenish batteries to prevent sulfation caused by low fluid levels.

 

 

　　The amino acids in tea are beneficial to the human body and dissolve readily in water at 60°C. Vitamin C is destroyed at 70°C. Tea tannins and caffeine gradually dissolve at 70°C. If the water temperature is too high, the tea will taste bitter. Therefore, to preserve the nutrients, flavor, and aroma of tea, the ideal water temperature for brewing tea is between 70°C and 80°C. It's generally best to first pour boiling water into a thermos before brewing.

 

　　Correct use of washing machine
　　. Five fears: fear of washing more than the specified amount at one time; fear of using too much or too little water; fear of the water temperature being too high; fear of idling with the power on; fear of clothes stained with gasoline being dehydrated in the washing machine.
　　Five musts: Soak the dirty clothes first, so that a lot of dust and dirt can be washed away, saving detergent, electricity and water when washing; use low-foaming detergent for easy rinsing; separate light-colored and dark-colored clothes, and wash them in order from light to dark, so as to avoid multicolored clothes from staining light-colored clothes; choose different washing programs or washing times according to the degree of dirtiness, wash them separately, and save electricity; after each wash, drain the water, wipe dry with a dry cloth, and leave the cover open for a while to prevent water from stagnating in the machine and causing rust on metal parts.
　　Different textures require different washing methods .

    Cotton fabrics: Machine wash, following the instructions in your washing machine's manual. For hand washing, soak dirty clothing in warm water for half an hour and apply soap; alternatively, soak in a detergent solution. Gently scrub thin fabrics by hand, and brush thicker fabrics with a soft brush. Let sit for half an hour before rinsing.
　　Wool fabrics: Dry clean valuable wool fabrics if possible; soaking can cause the fabric to lose shape and discolor.
　　Regular wool fabrics can be washed with a silk and wool detergent. Before washing, soak in cold water for 30 minutes; never use hot water to prevent shrinkage or loss of elasticity. Place a wool sweater in silk and wool detergent. After 10 minutes, squeeze it by hand to release any dirty water. Pinch and squeeze the collar and cuffs, particularly those prone to staining. Rinse with clean water, then squeeze by hand without wringing, and then flatten and air dry. Roll the hem and cuffs slightly inward when washing to prevent the sweater from unraveling.
　　Chemical fiber fabrics: Wash nylon and polyester in water temperatures no higher than 50°C; acrylic no higher than 40°C; use cold water for vinylon, chloroprene, and polypropylene fabrics. After washing, do not wring the clothes by hand; hang them to drip dry.
　　Down jackets: First, wet the garment to remove any loose dust. Then, soak it in soapy water for a while, then gently scrub it with a soft brush. After scrubbing, lift it up and down several times, wrap it in a dry towel, and gently squeeze out the moisture. Avoid rubbing it vigorously to prevent the down from bunching. Down jackets should also avoid alkaline substances and should not be agitated in a washing machine.
　　Leather goods: Use a detergent mixture of denatured alcohol and ammonia, then use a brush to wash.

1. When you burp, roll a paper into a twist and stick it up your nose.
2. Cleverly remove grease from screens. 3. Place laundry detergent and cigarette butts in water, dissolve, and use the mixture to clean glass windows and screens.
3. Place shrimp in a bowl, add a little salt and baking soda, rub them together, soak them in clean water, and then rinse them with clean water. This will make the fried shrimp crystal clear, tender, and delicious. 4.
Tip for making dumpling dough: Add 6 egg whites to 1 jin of flour to increase the protein content. The protein will quickly solidify and shrink when the dumplings are put into the pot, allowing them to absorb water quickly after removal, preventing them from sticking.
5. Soak leftover tea leaves in water for several days and then apply them to plant roots to promote growth. Dry leftover tea leaves and burn them in toilets or ditches to eliminate odors and repel mosquitoes and flies.
6. How to Recook Half-Cooked Rice: If the rice is undercooked, use chopsticks to poke holes in the rice that go all the way through to the bottom of the pot, sprinkle in a little rice wine, and simmer again. If only the surface is undercooked, simply flip the surface layer over to the middle and simmer again.
7. When blanching vegetables, it's best to reuse the blanching water as much as possible. For example, when making dumplings, add some of the blanching water to the meat filling. This preserves the nutrients and adds a nice tang to the filling.
8. Tip for Scrambled Eggs: Crack the eggs into a bowl, add a little warm water, stir well, then pour into a pan of oil and fry. Add a little rice wine while frying. This will create fluffy, tender, and delicious eggs.
9. How to Use a Clay Pot: 1. When using a new clay pot for the first time, it's best to use it for porridge or boil thick rice water in it to clog the pot's pores and prevent water seepage.
10. Clever Uses of Thirteen Spices: Use dried tangerine peel when stewing meat for a rich aroma; add angelica root to beef and mutton to remove the muttony smell and enhance the flavor; use cinnamon for a delicious homemade sausage;
and use cloves for a delicious smoked chicken and bacon. 11. Tip 2 for Making Dumpling Dough: Mix the dough slightly firm. After mixing, place it in a bowl, cover tightly, and let it rest for 10-15 minutes. This allows the gluten in the dough to absorb water and expand, fully forming the gluten before making dumplings.
12. Coriander, a plant in the Umbelliferae family, is rich in essential oils and has a strong aroma. However, these essential oils are highly volatile and cannot withstand prolonged heating. It is best to add coriander just before serving to preserve its aroma.
13. Avoid touching the door glass during high-temperature wash or dry cycles to avoid burns. When removing clothes from the dryer, be careful with metal parts such as zippers and buttons to avoid burns.
14. If collars and cuffs are dirty, soak the clothing in warm water with detergent for 15-20 minutes before washing normally.
15. How to Use a Clay Pot 2: When using a clay pot to make soup or stew meat, first add water to the pot, then place the pot on the stove, starting with a low heat and then increasing the heat to high.
16. When cooking vegetables, add some water chestnut starch to thicken the soup. This not only makes the vegetables more flavorful, but also, because the starch contains glutathione, it protects vitamins. 17.
If the rice is burnt, turn off the heat immediately, place a piece of breadcrumb on top of the rice, cover the pot, and let it sit for 5 minutes. The breadcrumb will absorb the burnt smell.
18. How Much Detergent to Use: If the clothes are not too dirty or if there is too much foam during washing, use less detergent. Avoiding excessive use of detergent not only saves money, is environmentally friendly, and increases the lifespan of your washing machine.
19. When cooking dumplings, add enough water. Once the water boils, add 2% salt and wait until it dissolves before adding the dumplings. This will increase the gluten's toughness, prevent the dumplings from sticking to the skin or the bottom, and make them whiter, with a clearer, more fragrant broth.
20. Many people enjoy eating vegetables but dislike drinking their broth. In fact, most vitamins are dissolved in the broth during cooking. For example, 70% of the vitamin C in stir-fried bok choy is dissolved in the broth.
21. If white socks turn yellow, soak them in a detergent solution for 30 minutes before washing.
22. How to Use a Clay Pot 3: When removing a casserole from the heat, always place it on a dry wooden board or straw mat; never on tiled or concrete floors.
23. When cooking meat dishes, add a little vinegar after adding the wine for a fragrant and delicious flavor. When cooking vegetarian dishes like bean sprouts, adding a little vinegar improves both the flavor and nutrition, as vinegar protects vitamins.
24. Bread can remove oil stains from clothes: If your clothes get stained by oil during a meal, gently rub them with fresh white bread to remove the stain.
25. Use leftover tea leaves to scrub wooden and bamboo tables and chairs for a polished finish. Dry leftover tea leaves in the sun and spread them on damp surfaces to remove moisture. Dried leftover tea leaves can also be stuffed into pillowcases to create a softer pillow.
26. After cooking dumplings, remove them with a strainer and immediately rinse them in warm water before serving. This will prevent them from sticking together.
27. Tip for stir-frying shrimp: Before stir-frying, blanch the shrimp in boiling water soaked in cinnamon before stir-frying. This will result in a more flavorful and fresh shrimp.
28. Try to eat vegetables immediately after stir-frying to avoid prolonged heat preservation or multiple reheating. Additionally, to make the stems easier to cook, add a little water after stir-frying to simmer until cooked.
29. Bread can remove carpet stains: If a small area rug at home is dirty, wipe it with hot bread crumbs and then hang it in a cool place. After 24 hours, the stains will be removed.
30. Men can use toothpaste instead of soap when shaving. Because toothpaste does not contain free alkali, it is not only non-irritating to the skin, but also has rich foam and a pleasant smell, making people feel cool and refreshed.
31. The wonderful use of Fengyoujing (1): Sprinkle a few drops of Fengyoujing on the blades of an electric fan. As the blades rotate continuously, the room will be filled with fragrance and it will also have the effect of repelling mosquitoes. 32.
Before painting, apply a layer of cream on your hands. After painting, apply the cream to the skin stained with paint, wipe it with a dry cloth, and then wash it with soap to remove the paint attached to the skin.
33. Tofu usually has a brine smell. Soaking tofu in boiling water for more than 10 minutes before cooking removes the brine smell, resulting in a delicious and sweet tofu.
34. When boiling eggs, soak them in cold water for a while before boiling them in hot water. This will prevent the shells from cracking and make them easier to peel.
35. A watch can be magnetized and affect its timekeeping. This is easy to do: find a non-magnetic iron ring, place your watch in it, and slowly move it back and forth. After a few minutes, the magnetization will be restored.
36. Tofu has a cold nature. People with cold stomachs should avoid it if they experience chest tightness or nausea after eating it. People who are prone to diarrhea, bloating, or spleen deficiency should also avoid eating too much tofu.
37. Toothpaste also has skin cleansing properties! Using toothpaste instead of bath soap to scrub your body clean not only cleanses the skin but also provides a cooling effect and prevents prickly heat.
38. When cooking in a microwave, first thoroughly soak the ingredients with seasoning. This is because microwaves cook quickly, and if they aren't thoroughly soaked, the flavors won't absorb, and the flavor-enhancing properties of onions, ginger, and garlic won't be fully realized.
39. Grape juice is effective when taken with antihypertensive medication! Using grape juice instead of plain water with antihypertensive medication can help stabilize blood pressure and prevent fluctuations.
40. Avoid using raw water for cooking. Tap water contains chlorine, which destroys the vitamin B1 in food during cooking. Using boiled water prevents this loss.
41. Tip for preventing your cutting board from cracking: After buying a new cutting board, apply cooking oil to both the top and bottom surfaces, as well as the surrounding area. Allow the oil to absorb, and then apply again three or four times. Once the oil is dry, you can use it. This will ensure the board's durability.
42. The wonderful use of Fengyoujing (2): When taking a bath, add a few drops of Fengyoujing to the water. After the bath, you will feel cool and refreshed. It also prevents prickly heat, mosquito bites, and removes sweat odor.
43. When frying steamed bread slices, soak the slices in cold water before frying them. This way, the fried slices will be golden brown and crispy, which is both delicious and saves oil.
44. When cooking or making soup, if it is too salty, take a washed potato, cut it in half, and put it in the soup and boil it for a few minutes. This will make the soup less salty.
45. Tips for relieving eye fatigue: Soak medicinal millet grass or chamomile in water, then soak a towel and apply it to the eyes for 10 to 15 minutes. It can effectively relieve eye fatigue.
46. In the hot summer weather, it is easy to get prickly heat on the body. Wash the area with prickly heat with warm water and apply a layer of toothpaste. The prickly heat will disappear soon.
47. Even the most thoroughly flushed toilets often retain a foul odor. Simply placing a small cup of aromatic vinegar in the toilet will eliminate the odor. It lasts for six or seven days and can be replaced weekly.
48. If using old rice for cooking, after rinsing it, add one-quarter to one-fifth of beer to the water. This will result in a sweet, shiny, and reminiscent steamed rice.
49. When cooking dumplings, most of the water-soluble nutrients in the wrappers and fillings dissolve in the broth, except for a small amount lost due to heat. Therefore, it's best to drink the broth as well.
50. Soaking your hands in hot water can help with migraines. Immerse your hands in hot water, ideally enough to cover your wrists, and continue adding hot water to maintain the temperature. After half an hour, the pain should be alleviated or even disappear completely.
51. Avoid eating fresh daylilies! They contain the toxic substance colchicine, which can cause nausea and diarrhea. The processed dried daylily has dissolved the colchicine, so it will not cause poisoning if consumed.
52. The wonderful use of Fengyoujing (3): Sprinkle a few drops of Fengyoujing on the lit mosquito coil. The smoke from the mosquito coil will not be choking, but will be fragrant, and the mosquito repellent effect will be better.
53. Put a few slices of lemon peel and orange peel, or a few drops of vinegar in the dishwashing water to eliminate the odor on dishes and other tableware. At the same time, it can soften hard water and increase the gloss of porcelain.
54. Small abrasions on the skin will cause local swelling. In this case, apply some toothpaste to the wound. It not only has the effect of relieving pain, stopping bleeding, and reducing swelling, but also prevents the wound from festering.
55. Tips for preventing barbecue from burning: When barbecue, put a container filled with water in the oven. The water in the container will turn into steam as the temperature in the oven rises, preventing the barbecue from burning.
56. How to Wash Hairtail: Hairtail has a strong fishy and greasy smell, making it difficult to clean with plain water. Soak the hairtail in alkaline water first, then rinse with clean water. This will make it easy to clean and remove the fishy smell.
57. Washing your feet with mustard water can lower blood pressure. Place 80 grams of mustard powder in a footbath, add half a basin of water, stir well, bring to a boil, and let it cool slightly before washing your feet. Do this once daily, morning and evening, and your blood pressure will drop within a day.
58. Adding a little vinegar to pork ribs will dissolve the calcium, phosphorus, iron, and other minerals in the ribs, making them easier to absorb and increasing their nutritional value. Vinegar also prevents the destruction of vitamins in food.
59. How to Peel Garlic: Soak garlic in warm water for 3-5 minutes, remove, and rub with your hands to remove the skins. If you need to peel a large amount of garlic at once, spread the garlic on a chopping board and gently tap with a knife to remove the skins.
60. Timed extinguishing method for mosquito coils: Use an iron clip to hold the coil at the desired length. When the coil reaches the point where the clip is held, it will extinguish. This method does not affect sleep and saves coils.
61. Bread and biscuits should not be stored together. Bread contains more water, while biscuits are generally dry and brittle. Storing them together will cause the bread to become hard and the biscuits to lose their crispness due to moisture.
62. When cooking sweet and sour fish or other dishes that require vinegar, it is best to add vinegar just before removing the pot from the heat. This will fully preserve the vinegar flavor. If added too early, the vinegar will evaporate during cooking, significantly reducing the flavor.
63. Pears can protect against the sun! Eating pears regularly can keep your skin elastic and wrinkle-free. Pears are rich in vitamin E, which protects against excessive sunlight.
64. Various hair dyes will lose some of their effectiveness or change color at room temperature or in hot weather. Storing hair dyes in the refrigerator will help them retain their effectiveness and prevent spoilage.
65. Frozen Food Thawing Method 1: Meat: Thaw naturally at room temperature; thawing in water will cause nutrient loss. Poultry: Thaw in water, but ungibled poultry is best thawed naturally at room temperature.
66. Color TVs should not be grounded automatically. If grounded, if the power plug is connected incorrectly, the live wire inside the TV will connect to the live wire, making the chassis and other components live, posing a risk of electric shock.
67. Tips for Removing Adhesive Tape: If adhesive tape or paper is stuck on the wall, removing it abruptly will damage the object. Using a steam iron will make it easier to remove.
68. How to Remove Mold from Leather Shoes: If leather shoes become moldy over time, wipe them with a soft cloth dipped in a 1:1 solution of alcohol and water, then place them in a well-ventilated area to dry. This same treatment can be applied to moldy leather bags.
69. How to Make Meat Stuffing: Freeze the meat you want to stuff. Once it's completely frozen, remove it and grater it. This will easily break it into thin strips. After that, just chop it a few times with a knife.
70. How to Restore a Wrinkled ID Card: Place your ID card on a table, cover it with one or two layers of paper, and iron it with an iron (not too hot). Iron one side first, then the other, to smooth it out.
71. Treating Frozen Shoulder with a Hair Dryer! Direct a hair dryer at an appropriate distance and blow hot air onto the patient's shoulder for about 10 minutes, twice a day. Healing should occur in three weeks. Applying medicated wine to the patient's shoulder before using the hair dryer will improve the effect.
72. When cooking meat, for a more flavorful soup, simmer the meat in cold water; for a more flavorful meat, simmer it in hot water.
73. How to Clean a Gemstone Ring? Use a cotton swab dipped in a mixture of magnesium oxide and ammonia, or floral water and glycerin, to scrub the gemstones and frame, then polish with a flannel cloth.
74. Asparagus can help with weight loss! Asparagus increases your body's basal metabolism, promotes calorie consumption, and has a strong dehydrating effect. Therefore, eating more fresh asparagus can help you stay slim.
75. How can you prevent candles from "crying"? Place birthday candles in the freezer for 24 hours before inserting them into the cake. This way, when lit, no candle wax will drip and stain the cake.
76. In the summer, soft-shelled turtles are easily killed by mosquito bites. However, keeping them in a refrigerated fruit tray will prevent mosquito bites and prolong their lifespan.
77. Frozen Food Thawing Method 2: Fish: Thaw in 5% salt water at 40-50°C. Eggs: Thaw quickly in a watertight metal container immersed in 20°C water.
78. Tea should not be stored together with sugar or candy. Tea absorbs moisture easily, while sugar and candy contain high amounts of water. Storing these two items together can cause the tea to become moldy or change its flavor.
79. When washing flour bags, do not scrub them in water. Soak the bags in clean water for 1-2 days. After fermentation, the flour will fall off the bags. Rinse with clean water and they will be as clean as new.
80. Do not expose damp tea to the sun! Tea is easily affected by moisture in summer, and leaving damp tea in the sun will cause it to lose its flavor. Stir-fry in a wok over low heat until the moisture disappears. Dry and store in a sealed container to preserve its original flavor.
81. Jeans fade over time. Soak newly bought jeans in concentrated salt water for 12 hours, then rinse with clean water. This will prevent fading in subsequent washes.
82. Luffa can treat chronic laryngitis. Squeeze the juice from the loofah or cut the vines and let the juice drip out naturally. Place the juice in a bowl, steam it, and then add an appropriate amount of rock sugar to drink. This can effectively treat chronic laryngitis.
83. Some people always break pills into pieces when taking medication, thinking that smaller tablets make swallowing easier. However, breaking the tablets into pieces makes them more difficult to swallow and can easily scratch the esophagus. Therefore, avoid breaking tablets into pieces.
84. How to keep nail polish from fading: Before applying nail polish, wipe your nails clean with cotton wool dipped in vinegar. Wait until the vinegar dries before applying nail polish. This will prevent the polish from fading.
85. Tips for identifying a mobile phone: The serial number on the phone body, the serial number on the outer packaging, and the number dialed from the phone must all match. In a currency detector, the "CMII" label will appear in the lower right corner of the network access permission label.
86. How to Cut Preserved Eggs: If you cut a preserved egg with a knife, the yolk will stick to the knife. Use a silk thread to cut the egg evenly without sticking to the yolk. Scalding the knife in hot water before cutting also results in neat , beautiful cuts.
87. Don't boil eggs in tea leaves! This is because tea leaves contain not only alkaloids but also various acidifying substances. These compounds, combined with the iron in eggs, can irritate the stomach and hinder digestion and absorption.
88. Cleaning Fruits and Vegetables: Before eating, soak fruits and vegetables in salt water for 20-30 minutes to remove pesticides and parasite eggs from the skin. Salt water also kills certain pathogens.
89. Pressure Cooker Cooking Time: Pressure cooker cooking time starts from the first release of air from the pressure relief valve. Add 2 kg of water to 1 kg of chicken and debone it in 18 minutes; add 2 kg of water to 1 kg of spareribs and debone them in 20 minutes.
90. How to Choose Tea: Check for uniformity. Pour the tea leaves into a tea tray, hold the tray, and rotate it several times in a certain direction to separate the different shapes of the tea leaves. The more tea in the middle, the better the uniformity.
91. Onions help prevent aging. Onions are beneficial to the body's connective tissue and joints. Onions not only provide many nutrients the body needs, but also contain the trace element selenium. Therefore, eating more onions can help prevent aging.
92. How to Remove Dust from Appliance Gaps: Dust often accumulates in the crevices of appliances, making them difficult to clean with a cloth. An old brush can be used to remove dust from these crevices, making it very convenient.
93. Tips for Collecting and Caring for Jewelry: Handle with care to avoid collisions and friction; avoid contact with high temperatures and acidic or alkaline solutions; check regularly to prevent gemstones from falling off; and promptly remove, store, clean, and preserve.
94. Milk-soaked fish is exceptionally fragrant! Soak the cleaned fish in milk, remove it, coat it with dry flour, and then deep-fry it in hot oil for an exceptionally fragrant flavor.
95. Tips for identifying pearls: Place pearls in a dark place; those that sparkle are high-quality pearls. The cleanliness and color of a pearl's surface determine its value; the larger and rounder the pearl, the more valuable it is.
96. How to peel jujubes: Soak dried jujubes in clean water for 3 hours, then boil them in a pot. When they are fully soaked and plump, remove the skins, which should be easily removed.
97. How to choose tea: Check the firmness of the tea leaves; firm and heavy ones are of good quality, while coarse, loose, fine, and broken ones are of poor quality. Check the purity of the tea leaves; tea leaves with a large number of tea stems, petioles, seeds, and impurities are of poor quality.
98. Avoid eating persimmons on an empty stomach. Eating large amounts of unprocessed or unpeeled persimmons on an empty stomach, combined with high levels of free acid in the stomach, can cause them to clump together, forming persimmon stones, which can cause stomach pain and vomiting.
99. How to Clean Greasy Iron Pans: After using a frying pan for a long time, the accumulated grease is difficult to remove. However, boiling fresh pear peels in water for a short while will make the grease easier to remove.
100. Sometimes, plastic bottle caps are too tight and won't open. In this case, place the entire bottle in the refrigerator (outdoors in winter) and freeze it for a while. Then, try unscrewing it again. It should be easy to open.
101. Tofu can be used for beauty! Every morning, after waking up, rub a piece of tofu on your palms and apply it to your face for a few minutes. Do this for a month and your skin will become fair, tender, and moisturized.
102. Pressure Cooker Cooking Temperature: 1 kg of beef plus 2 kg of water will cook the meat in 17 minutes; 1500 g of rice plus 1 kg of water will cook it in 9 minutes.
103. Zipper Care: Do not pull or tighten the zipper too quickly or too hard. Keep it dry and away from acids or bases. If the zipper feels stiff, apply some wax and gently tug it a few times.
104. How to Choose Tea: Look at the color. Green tea with a lustrous emerald green is of high quality; black tea with a glossy brown hue is of high quality. Green tea with more white hairs and black tea with more orange-yellow buds are both high-quality teas.
105. Storing Sea Cucumbers: Dry the sea cucumbers thoroughly in
the sun, place them in a double-layered plastic bag, add a few heads of garlic, tie the bag tightly, and hang it high to prevent spoilage and insect infestation. 106. Hang a bunch of chives under a lamp, or put a few scallions in a gauze bag, to deter all kinds of insects. Mosquitoes are most afraid of orange-red light. Covering the light bulb with orange-red cellophane or silk cloth will repel them.
107. Place a few open boxes of medicated oil or cooling oil in your room, or apply peppermint to the walls to repel mosquitoes. Plant one or two tomato plants indoors; the scent of the tomato branches and leaves will repel mosquitoes.
108. Use alkaline water to remove peach fuzz! Add a little baking soda to clean water and soak fresh peaches for 3 minutes. Stir a few times and the peach hairs will fall off automatically. Rinse a few times and the hairs will be gone – very convenient!
109. White vests can develop black spots after wearing for a long time. Take 2 taels of fresh ginger, mash it, add 1 jin of water to a pot, and boil. Once it cools slightly, pour it into a washing tub and soak the white vest for 10 minutes. Rub it repeatedly several times to remove the black spots
. 110. Tip for cutting fatty meat: When cutting fatty meat, dip the meat in cold water first, then place it on the chopping board. Sprinkle some cold water on it as you cut. This saves effort, prevents the meat from sliding, and prevents it from sticking to the chopping board.
111. Smoking or prolonged use of dark nail polish can discolor nails. Rub them with half a fresh lemon daily for two weeks to remove stains.
112. Tip for reducing laundry detergent suds: Adding a small amount of soap powder to the detergent will significantly reduce suds. If you use a washing machine, put a cup of vinegar in the washing tub to eliminate laundry detergent suds.
113. Avoid eating tofu while taking tetracyclines, as tofu contains high levels of calcium, and gypsum made from brine contains high levels of magnesium. Tetracycline reacts with calcium and magnesium, reducing its antibacterial effectiveness.
114. Meatball and shredded meat ratio: When cooking meatballs or shredded meat, a simple ratio of 50 grams of meat to 10 grams of starch will ensure the shredded meat is crispy and the meatballs are tender.
115. How to remove wrinkles from a tie. Wrinkled ties can be straightened and beautifully ironed without an iron. Simply wrap the tie around a beer bottle. The wrinkles will be gone the next day.
116. Place an appropriate amount of brown sugar in your mouth for ten minutes, then brush your teeth for two to three minutes and rinse. Then, brush your teeth for two minutes with saline solution (50 grams each of salt and baking soda mixed with clean water). Do this twice daily, and the soot stains will fade after a week.
117. Gather the rubber caps from used medicine bottles and nail them in rows on a rectangular wooden board in a staggered pattern (make sure the nails are placed in the recessed areas of the caps). This creates a very practical washboard.
118. Make your clothes smell good: Don't throw away empty perfume and lotion bottles immediately. Keep them uncovered and in your suitcase or wardrobe to keep them fragrant.
119. Salted pork develops a pungent smell over time. Add a white radish to the bacon while cooking it beforehand to remove the pungent smell. If the bacon only has a surface odor, rinse it with water and a small amount of vinegar.
120. If water accidentally gets into your watch, place a granular substance called silica gel in a sealed container along with the watch. Remove the container after several hours. The water will disappear. Silica gel is reusable.
121. When rolling noodles, if you can't find a rolling pin, use an empty glass bottle instead. Using a bottle filled with hot water can also soften hard noodles.
122. Use toilet cleaner as a drain cleaner: Pour an appropriate amount of toilet cleaner into the toilet every now and then, cover the toilet lid and let it sit for a while
, then flush with water to keep the toilet clear. 123. After being bitten by a mosquito, place the cap of a hot water bottle (taken from a thermos at about 90 degrees Celsius) on the affected area and rub it for 2-3 seconds, then remove it. Repeat 2-3 times and the itching will disappear.
124. Storing unripe bananas in the refrigerator will keep them fresh longer. Even if the skin changes color, the inside will remain fresh.
125. Clever use of 84 disinfectant: When washing clothes, white cotton fabrics are easily stained by other clothes. Soak the stained clothes in diluted 84 disinfectant to utilize its bleaching properties to restore your clothes to their original appearance.
126. Mopping the floor with a mop is heavy and can cause back pain, and it takes a long time to dry. Using old towels as rags to mop the floor is clean, dries quickly, and saves time. Old synthetic fibers are even better.
127. Drinking heated liquor is good for your health. The aldehydes in liquor are quite harmful to the body. Simply heating the liquor will allow most of the aldehydes to evaporate, reducing the harm to your body.
128. Cleverly use used bottle caps to clean walls. Nail several small bottle caps to a small wooden board to create a small iron brush. Use it to scrape paper stuck to the wall, dirt off shoe soles, and more.
129. If you're very thirsty and don't have cold running water at home, soak a cup of hot water in cold water, then sprinkle a handful of salt in the cold water to speed up the cooling process.
130. If you make a typo when writing with a fountain pen, apply some toothpaste and wipe it away. If your ballpoint pen refill isn't writing smoothly, insert the tip into the filter of a used cigarette and turn it around.
131. If you only have warm water but crave a strong, fragrant tea, add a little white or brown sugar to the warm water, stir to dissolve, then add the tea leaves. After five minutes, you'll have your desired flavor.
132. Attach a discarded rubber cap to the back of your door with double-sided tape to prevent it from colliding with the wall when opening and closing, thus protecting the door.
133. Soak a watermelon in 15% salt water for 3-5 days. Remove and wipe dry, then coat it with the juice squeezed from the watermelon vines and leaves. Seal it in a polyethylene bag and store it in a cellar. This will keep the watermelon fresh for six months.
134. Tip for identifying gemstones: Place the gemstone on a substrate and expose it to sunlight. If the light penetrating the gemstone creates a golden star on the substrate, it's a genuine gem. If it's fake, a dark shadow will appear on the substrate.
135. How to cook fish without breaking it? 1. Deep-fry the fish before cooking. When frying fish fillets, coat them in a thin layer of starch before frying. When frying, make sure the oil temperature is high, not low.
136. How to fry fish without breaking it? 2. When frying fish, the soup should just cover the fish. Once the soup boils, reduce the heat and simmer until the soup is thick and fragrant. Stir the fish less frequently while simmering; you can lift the pot and gently shake it.
137. Eating chicken and celery together can damage your vitality; eating beef and chestnuts together can cause vomiting; eating rabbit meat and celery together can damage your hair; eating crab and persimmons together can cause poisoning; eating onions and honey together can damage your eyes.
138. First aid tips for a punctured finger: Cool the affected area with a cold, wet cloth, use thick paper as a splint to immobilize the injured finger, and then bandage it. For common sprains or dislocations, you can fix the affected area yourself and restore it to its original state.
139. Flour can clean grapes! Remove the stems of grapes and place them in a basin of water. Add an appropriate amount of flour and stir gently with your hands. Then pour out the cloudy flour-water mixture and rinse with clean water.
140. While traveling by car or boat, place slices of fresh ginger under your nostrils and inhale the spicy aroma to prevent motion sickness. Applying slices of ginger to your navel and securing them with a pain-relieving plaster has the same effect.
141. How to treat foot blisters while traveling: First, scald your feet in hot water for ten minutes. Use a sterilized needle to puncture the blister to allow the fluid to drain and drain. Then disinfect the blister area. Avoid cutting off the blister skin to prevent infection.
142. To prevent and treat calf cramps while traveling: Toe-bending method: Sit down, apply pressure to the cramped calf muscle with one hand, and with the other hand, grasp the toes and bend the foot backward, dorsiflexing the foot. Moving the foot slightly should relieve the cramp.
143. When encountering a thunderstorm while traveling, never take shelter under boulders, cliffs, or at the entrance of a cave. Electric current passing through these locations can create arcs and injure those taking shelter. If the cave is deep, take shelter inside.
144. Softened biscuits can be refrigerated for a few days to restore their original texture. When cutting onions and other vegetables, peel them and freeze them for a few hours before cutting to avoid irritation and tearing.
145. Grape skins used for winemaking are rich in antioxidants. Drinking red wine regularly in moderation can increase good cholesterol and reduce arteriosclerosis.
146. Adding alkali to porridge is unscientific. While adding alkali makes the porridge thicker and smoother, it destroys most of the important nutrients in the porridge. Therefore, adding alkali is not advisable.
147. Tip for treating rheumatism: Dry and grind ginger peel into a powder, then store in a bottle for later use. Mix half a teaspoon of ginger peel powder with low-alcohol liquor to relieve symptoms.
148. Eating lamb helps maintain a healthy physique. Lamb is an ideal source of carnitine, a substance similar to amino acids that helps cells "burn" excess body fat.
149. How to Make Stir-Fried Vegetables Crisp and Tender: When stir-frying vegetables like cucumbers and lettuce, wash and chop them, sprinkle a little salt on them, marinate for a few minutes, and drain the moisture before stir-frying to preserve their crispness, tenderness, and freshness.
150. Tip 1 for Treating a Fishbone Stuck in the Throat: Swallow Orange Peel. If a fishbone is stuck in the throat, peel an orange peel, cut it into narrow pieces, and slowly swallow it to dissolve the bone.
151. Tip 2 for Treating a Fishbone Stuck in the Throat: Soften it with Vitamin C. If a small fishbone is stuck in the throat, take a vitamin C tablet, hold it in your mouth, and slowly swallow it. After a few minutes, the bone will soften and dislodge.
152. For those with rough skin, mix vinegar and glycerin in a 5:1 ratio and apply it to your face daily for smoother skin. Adding a tablespoon of vinegar to your face wash also has beauty benefits.
153. Tip 1 for Drying Clothes: It's best not to dry clothes in the sun. Instead, hang them in a cool, well-ventilated area until they're half-dry, then place them in the sun with less sunlight to preserve their color and longevity.
154. Tip 2 for Drying Clothes: Don't wring clothes too dry. Dry them with some water, and hand-flatten the lapels, collars, and sleeves. This will keep the clothes flat and wrinkle-free after drying.
155. Tomatoes and cucumbers should not be stored in the refrigerator. Storing tomatoes and cucumbers in the refrigerator will cause their skin to become waterlogged, losing their unique flavor and even becoming spoiled and inedible.
156. Eating apples regularly can help prevent and treat oral diseases, as the fiber in apples can remove dirt from the gums. However, it's important to rinse your mouth after eating apples to prevent tooth decay.
157. Tips for Removing Unpleasant Indoor Odors: Poor ventilation often creates a strange carbonic acid smell. Add a few drops of perfume or floral water to a light bulb. Once heated, the fragrance will slowly emanate, filling the room with a fragrant aroma.
158. Flour and wine are recommended when stir-frying onions. Dip chopped onions in dry flour and stir-fry until golden, crisp, and delicious. Add a little white wine to the onions to prevent them from burning. 159.
Tips for Removing Soft Thorns: If soft thorns from plants like cacti pierce your skin, apply a pain-relieving plaster to the affected area, heat it under a light bulb for a while, then quickly remove it. The thorn will be removed. 160. Tips for Identifying
Adulterated Sesame Oil: 1. Look at the color. Authentic sesame oil is a pale red or red with a hint of yellow. Machine-pressed sesame oil is lighter in color than milled sesame oil. If it's dark red or dark yellow, it may have been adulterated with cottonseed or rapeseed oil.
161. Tips for Preventing Porridge from Overflowing: Porridge can easily overflow if you're not careful. Adding 5-6 drops of vegetable or animal oil to the pot will prevent the porridge from overflowing.
162. The smell of newspaper ink can repel insects. Place a layer of newspaper on the bottom of a clothing box before adding clothes (ideally, place dark clothing against the newspaper). This will protect the clothes from insect bites. Change the newspaper every six months.
163. How to tell if sesame oil is adulterated: Observe the changes. Sesame oil is clear and transparent in sunlight. If mixed with cold water, it will become opaque under light. If too much water is added, the sesame oil will separate and easily precipitate and deteriorate. 164.
If old stamps develop yellow spots, dissolve a little salt in hot milk. Then soak the stamps in the cooled milk for 2 hours, remove them, rinse with clean water, and let them air dry. The yellow spots will disappear. 165.
White radish beauty treatment: Chop and mash the white radish to extract the juice. Add an appropriate amount of clean water and use it to wash your face. Regular use will make your skin refreshed and smooth.
166. Preparing Sugar Syrup for Candied Threads: When preparing the sugar syrup for candied threads, add alum, roughly the size of a rice grain. This will prolong the setting time and allow the threads to stretch longer.
167. Spoiled glucose powder is a good fertilizer. Crush it and sprinkle it around the soil in a flowerpot. After three days, yellow leaves will turn green and flourish. This is suitable for plants like spider plants, barberry, dieffenbachia, and monstera.
168. Electric shavers can be used to trim clothing. Woolen clothing and sweaters will pill over time, which is unsightly. Use an electric shaver to shave the clothes, just like you would a beard, and they'll be as smooth and new as new.
169. A clever way to treat tracheitis: Mix honey and white wine (the amount depends on your alcohol tolerance), heat it over a fire, and drink it after it cools. Drink it once or twice a day for a month to see results.
170. Two ways to prevent clothing from fading: Adding a moderate amount of vinegar when washing dark cotton fabrics will prevent fading and keep them looking like new. When washing newly purchased colored fabric for the first time, soaking it in salt for ten minutes will prevent fading.
171. If you have a bleeding wound, immediately sprinkle some sugar on the wound. Sugar reduces local moisture, inhibits bacterial growth, and helps the wound heal.
172. Drinking a glass of milk after eating garlic can eliminate the odor left in your mouth. If there's a musty smell in drawers, closets, or suitcases, placing a piece of soap inside will remove it.
173. Tips for Choosing Down Jackets: 1. Generally, it's best to choose one with a high down content. Place the down jacket on a table and pat it with your hands. The higher the fluffiness, the better the quality and the higher the down content.
174. Clever choice down jacket 2: The surface of the cotton anti-velvet cloth has a layer of wax, which is strong in heat resistance, but poor in wear resistance; the anti-velvet nylon silk fabric is wear-resistant and wear-resistant, but it is afraid of hot and sunlight. It is better to choose down jackets with polyester and cotton fabrics.
175. When not wearing pearls, wash them with weakly alkaline soapy water, then rinse them thoroughly with clean water, then wipe them clean and dry them with a clean soft cloth, place them in a velvet box, and store them in a sun-proof and moisture-proof place.
176. It’s good to add salt to the noodles! The quality of the noodles is the key to making various staple foods such as steamed buns and buns. When making noodles, you can add a small amount of salt, so that the noodles are bubbled, and the steamed staple food is soft and delicious.
177. According to the provisions of the US National Pharmacopoeia, once the medicine is opened, the cotton and desiccant attached to the can must be discarded immediately, otherwise they will become a source of pollution in the medicine can due to adsorption of water vapor!
178. When applying makeup, first put the slightly wet makeup sponge in the refrigerator, and then pat the cold sponge on the skin with foundation after a few minutes. You will feel that the skin is particularly refreshing and the makeup looks particularly fresh.
179. Honey can cleanse teeth. Honey contains lysozyme-like ingredients and has strong bactericidal and antibacterial ability to various pathogenic bacteria. Regular consumption of honey and attention to oral hygiene can prevent the occurrence of tooth decay.
180. Putting a small amount of dry kelp in the grain can absorb moisture in the grain and prevent it from becoming moldy. The kelp will become wet after being used. It can be dried and put in again to maintain moisture absorption and sterilization ability, and does not affect consumption. 181.
When the TV or computer catches fire, first unplug or turn off the main switch, and then use a blanket to extinguish the flame. Do not use water or fire extinguishers to put out the fire, as there may still be residual electricity in the body, which will cause electric shock.
182. Tips for drawing eyeliner: To draw a pair of fine eyeliners, you can first fix your elbows on the table, then place a small mirror flat, and let your eyes look down at the mirror, and you can draw the eyeliner with confidence.
183. Saving pastries: When storing pastries, add a piece of fresh bread to the sealed container for storing pastries. When the bread becomes hard, replace a piece of fresh one in time, so that the pastries can stay fresh for a long time.
184. After several months of use of fluorescent tubes, both ends will turn black and the lighting will decrease. At this time, remove the lamp tube and reverse the contact poles of both ends. The life of the fluorescent tube can be doubled and the lighting can be improved.
185. It is difficult to wash off when the ballpoint pen oil is put on your hands. You can place an alcohol cotton ball (also available with white wine) on your hands and place it in the contaminated area. The ballpoint pen oil will be absorbed quickly and then rinsed with clean water to wash it.
186. To prevent the sweater from shrinking, the water temperature should not exceed 30 degrees during washing. Wash with neutral soap slices or detergent, and add a little vinegar when passing the last water. This can effectively maintain the elasticity and luster of the sweater.
187. Precautions for electricity use in bathrooms: It is advisable to use a 12-volt low-voltage power supply and a moisture-proof lighting. Any electrical equipment inside must have a sufficient height (more than 2 meters) to ensure that no one will accidentally touch the power supply.
188. Identify high-quality soy sauce: shake the bottle and see how fast it flows down the bottle wall. High-quality soy sauce has high concentration and slow flow; there is no sediment at the bottom of the bottle; the color is reddish-brown, brown, shiny and black.
189. After the rice is ready, pick some soft and warm and knead it into a ball, put it on the face and knead it gently until the rice ball becomes greasy and dark, and then wash it off with clean water. This will make the skin breathe smoothly and reduce wrinkles.
190. Pearl maintenance: It is not advisable to expose it in the sun, and it is less in contact with perfume, oil, and chemical substances such as strong acids and alkalis to prevent the pearl from losing its light and fading. When wearing it, wipe it with a clean soft cloth.
191. Identify high-quality soy sauce: After opening it, you can smell a strong fragrance without touching the bottle mouth. If the inferior ones have less fragrance or have a peculiar smell; high-quality soy sauce tastes delicious, salty, sweet and tasty, mellow and soft, and has a long taste.
192. Life tips: First aid for patients with angina pectoris: Keep the patient in the most comfortable sitting position and cushion the head; if you carry medicine with you, give the patient medicine; loosen the tight clothes to make his breathing smoothly; comfort the patient.
193. Cut a head of garlic into thin slices, put it in a sealed container with 300 ml of cold boiled water for 6-7 hours, then add 30 grams of crushed rock sugar, rinse your mouth once in the morning and evening to prevent colds.
194. When purchasing thermal underwear, you should choose products with more than 40 cotton pads on the inner and outer surfaces. You will not have a "rustling" sound when shaking with your hands. The feel is soft and there is no foreign object feeling, and it has excellent elasticity. It is best to choose a well-known brand.
195. Turn off the heat as soon as the tap water is boiled, it is not good for health. Boil it for 3-5 minutes and then turn off the heat. The content of toxic substances such as nitrite and chloride in the boiled water is at the lowest value, which is most suitable for drinking.
196. When the electric blanket catches fire, you should first unplug the plug, then pour water on the bed to put out the fire. Do not lift the sheets, otherwise air will enter and the smoked bed will easily catch fire. If the situation is serious, immediately notify the fire brigade.
197. Craft beef: Apply a layer of mustard the night before, wash the beef, add a little vinegar to cook the next day; or wrap a small pinch of tea leaves in gauze and cook with beef, which can make the beef cooked easily and rot quickly.
198. Tomatoes can cure diseases. Eating 1-2 freshly ripe tomatoes raw every day can prevent cancer. Eating 1-2 freshly ripe tomatoes dipped in sugar every morning can lower blood pressure. Drink half a cup of tomato juice and watermelon juice to reduce fever.
199. First aid for gas poisoning: quickly open doors and windows to allow air circulation; transfer the poisoned person to a ventilated place as much as possible, and pay attention to keeping warm; ensure the airway is unobstructed, give oxygen in time, and do artificial respiration if necessary.
200. Experts recommend that eating more red-colored foods such as red peppers, carrots, tomatoes, onions, hawthorns in winter can prevent colds; drinking a cup of yogurt and a bowl of chicken soup every day can also prevent colds.
201. Scratch fish scales: Put the fish in a larger plastic bag, put it on the chopping board, repeatedly pat the scales on both sides of the fish body with the back of the knife, then put the spoon into the bag and gently scrape it. The scales can be scraped without splashing.
202. Fresh eggs cannot be mixed with ginger and onions. Ginger and onions have a strong smell and are prone to penetrate into the small pores on the eggshell, causing the fresh egg to deteriorate. If the grain and fruit are mixed, the fruit will easily become dry and the grain will easily become moldy.
203. Clever noodles: Add a tablespoon of oil to the water surface when cooking noodles, so the noodles will not be dipped, and it can also prevent the noodle soup from foaming and overflowing out of the pan.
204. Common knowledge about buying meat: look at the color of the meat, fresh meat is fat and milky white, lean meat is pink. If the fat meat is yellow or the meat is black and purple and has blood stasis, it cannot be taken. The meat containing clenbuterol is particularly bright and has a bright red color.
205. When cooking noodles, do not wait until the water boils. When there are small bubbles on the bottom of the pot, you can lower it. Stir a few times and cover the pot and boil it. Add cold water appropriately, then cover the pot and boil it. The noodles cooked in this way will be soft and the soup will be clear.
206. Scientific disinfection method for towels: Boil the towel in boiling water for about 10 minutes, then wash it with soap, then wash it thoroughly with clean water, and finally fold the towel and put it in the microwave for 5 minutes.
207. Cut the cabbage leaves into oblique slices. After the oil in the pot is hot, add about 10 peppercorns, fry the black and add the cabbage. Then put a small glass of rice vinegar into the pot. After stir-frying, add a little starch. This dish helps prevent influenza.
208. The light can help you get up early. Prepare a beacon at the head of the bed, turn on the alarm clock as soon as it rings. If you stick to it, one day you will find that you will be energetic every day after getting up.
209. 9 foods that make your smile bloom: celery, cheese, green tea, onions, mushrooms, mustard, sugar-free chewing gum, mint, and water; eating these foods regularly can eliminate bad breath and prevent tooth decay.
210. The "brightness" trick in the shady living room: supplementing artificial light sources. The color tones in the hall are uniform, so avoid dullness. Choose white beech and maple wood matte painted furniture and place it reasonably. The floor tiles should be bright, such as light beige and glossy.
211. Identify fake honey: Add a small amount of cold boiled water to the honey, or you can drop a few drops of iodine or alcohol. If the droplets are purple, green or reddish brown, it is fake honey.
212. Too much dandruff can be improved through diet. Eat more alkaline foods such as fruits, vegetables, honey, etc.; eat more vitamin B2 and B6 foods, such as animal liver, kidney, heart, milk, egg yolk, wheat germ, etc. 213.
When selecting porcelain tableware, use your index finger to gently pat the porcelain, as if it makes a crisp sound, indicating that the porcelain embryo is delicate and well-fired. If the sound of the porcelain is dull, it will be damaged or the porcelain embryo is of poor quality.
214. The pillow should have a certain degree of elasticity, but it is not good to be too strong. The head is constantly subjected to external elasticity, which is prone to muscle fatigue and damage. Such as spring pillows, air pillows, etc., they cannot be considered healthy pillows.
215. Identify sesame oil: Pure sesame oil has a transparent and bright color, and impure sesame oil has turbid substances. After 24 hours of storage in the refrigerator at low temperature, pure sesame oil remains crystal clear and liquid, while impure sesame oil has obvious crystallization.
216. Ceramic products with thorny surfaces, spotty glaze, inhomogeneous glaze or even cracks are likely to overflow the lead contained in the glaze, so it is not suitable to make tableware. Most porcelain adhesives contain high lead, and it is not advisable to make tableware after the porcelain is repaired.
217. Be careful of "low-heat scalds" in winter! The water temperature in the hot water bag should not be too hot, and the thermal surface should not be directly close to the skin. It is best not to use hot water bags to keep warm in diabetics or patients with dull peripheral sensory nerves.
218. Choose ripe tomatoes, dig out the persimmon meat, stir evenly, apply it to your eyes, and wipe it off with a wet towel after about ten minutes. This method can lighten dark circles and also delay the aging of the skin around the eyes.
219. Apple’s alternative efficacy: treating headaches! When you have a headache, grind the apple into a mud, apply it on gauze, and apply it to the headache area. The symptoms of headache can be relieved.
220. Strategy for reducing computer damage: After working for 1 hour in a row, you should rest for about ten minutes. The indoor light should be appropriate and keep it ventilated and dry. Pay attention to the correct operating posture. Keep your skin clean.
221. Apple’s alternative efficacy: Eliminate bad breath! Brushing your teeth with apple juice can eliminate bad breath and keep your teeth white, but remember to brush your teeth with toothpaste after brushing.
222. Use a waste syringe with a large needle, and inject glue or other colorless, non-corrosive and well-flowing adhesive evenly into the bubbles of the suit, and then iron it dry and flattened. The suit will be as crisp as before.
223. Open the cork bottle plug for dry white wine: Hold the bottle in your hand and gently hit the wall with the bottom of the bottle. The plug will slowly push outward. When it is nearly halfway out, stop. After the bubbles in the bottle disappear, the plug will rise as soon as it pulls out.
224. The supine position is a common position to escort acute patients. If the patient is in a coma, he should also tilt his head to one side to prevent some secretions or vomit from being inhaled into the trachea, causing suffocation.
225. Wash towels regularly and boil them with soap, washing powder or alkali liquid for several minutes every once in a while to prevent hardness. When boiling, the towel should be soaked in water to avoid oxidation caused by contact with the air and reducing softness.
226. When escorting an acute patient to the hospital, patients with heart failure or bronchial asthma are suitable for sitting; patients with pneumonia, pneumothorax, and pleural effusion on one side are suitable for lying on the side and tilted to the affected side, which is conducive to maintaining respiratory function.
227. In winter, bagged milk will condense and adhere to the bag wall and will not be easily scraped off. You can put it on the radiator or next to the stove for a while before cooking, and the oil will dissolve.
228. Insufficient indoor humidity in winter can easily induce diseases! You should be equipped with a humidifier at home. In addition, sprinkling some water on the ground, mopping the floor with a wet mop a few times a day, or raising a few pots of daffodils indoors can also increase humidity!
229. After wearing a sweater for a long time, some parts will be polished and shiny. You can spray the shiny part with a mixture of vinegar and half water, and then wash it to restore it to its original state.
230. Identify fresh fish: The fresh fish has bright appearance, complete and undamaged body, neat scales, clear eyeballs, no odor in the gills, and solid and elastic muscles; except for the above requirements, frozen fish should have no dry shrinkage or burning surfaces.
231. Chocolate should not be stored in the refrigerator! After the chocolate is stored in the refrigerator, once it is taken out, a layer of white frost will form on its surface at room temperature, and it is very easy to mold and deteriorate and lose its original flavor.
232. Clean diamonds: First place the diamond decoration in a small dish containing gentle detergent or soap for about half an hour, then use a small soft brush to lightly brush, rinse with tap water and wipe dry. Block the pool during rinsing, just in case.
233. Most of the sea crabs on the market are sling crabs, also known as spear crabs. The high-quality spear crabs have dark purple and blue bodies, which are relatively heavy. The crab armor has blue-white cloud spots, the two sharp corners are not damaged, and the four pairs of feet are strong.
234. Many range hoods have oil boxes on them. After the oil is full and it is difficult to clean the oil box. You can put some water in the clean oil box and then install it on the range hood to let the oil drip on the water. When it is almost full, the oil will all come out.
235. The white sweater will gradually turn black when worn. Clean the sweater and put it in the refrigerator for 1 hour, then take it out and dry it, and it will be as white as new.
236. Diamond maintenance: Do not stack diamond decorations together to avoid friction and scratching between the inlays; take off the diamond decorations first when doing heavy and vigorous activities; send them to the jewelry store for professional cleaning every six months.
237. Choose pajamas: Cotton pajamas are soft, close to the body, and have good breathability; pajamas should not be bright in color, light colors can have a sleeping and calming effect; they should be fat enough, not too small or just right, and should be easy to wear and take off.
238. Prevent paint from discoloration: For shellac varnish that is most likely to cause discoloration, use a non-metallic container to store it; add gold and silver powder before using the varnish, and do not add it to the varnish too early to store.
239. It is reported that there are inferior soy sauce made from waste hair as raw materials on the market. Consumer Association reminds: Qualified soy sauce must have a QS mark and are labeled with standardized labels, indicating the production date, manufacturer, brewing or preparation, etc.
The sanitary indicators of soy sauce for different purposes are different. For meals, you can directly enter the mouth. The sanitary indicators are good and can also be used for cooking, but if it is for cooking, it must not be used for cold dishes.
241. Experts point out that students should pay attention to using paper: the whiter the better! In order to make the paper color whiter, some manufacturers add a large amount of fluorescent whitening agents that exceed the standard. This substance contains a variety of pathogenic substances and is harmful to vision!
242. The weight and thickness of paper are not the standards for identifying paper quality. Low-quality raw materials only need to add appropriate amount of engine oil, bleach, etc. to make thick paper. The engine oil contains lead and other toxic substances that are extremely harmful!
243. Identify camel hair: High-quality camel hair fibers are long and shiny, with fur colors such as apricot yellow, brown red, silver gray, white, etc. The poorest ones are black and the hair is also thicker. Fake camel hair is generally short and thick.
244. Identify camel hair: High-quality camel hair has soft and elasticity, and is dry. The fake camel hair has a poor feel and elasticity, and some have a damp feeling; soak it in an appropriate amount of hair or boil it in water for a few minutes. Fake camel hair fades.
245. Remove stains from gold jewelry: Soak in cold boiled water and neutral laundry detergent in water for 15 minutes (avoid tap water and acid-based laundry detergent), then use a soft brush to lightly brush the surface, and finally use cold boiled water to clean.
246 2004. Add 500 grams of winter cucumber and 40 grams of red beans and boil them in two bowls and simmer them under low heat for 20 minutes, without adding or less salt, take twice a day to promote urination, eliminate edema, and relieve heat and toxins; it is not suitable for chronic nephritis and spleen and kidney deficiency and cold.
247. The vegetable prices are the highest in the four or five days before the Spring Festival. You can store vegetables in advance, such as Chinese cabbage, cabbage, celery, cucumber, tomatoes, winter melon, carrots, green radish, potatoes,
green onions, ginger, yam, etc. 248. Vegetables that should not be purchased in advance: green peppers, beans, cauliflower, leeks, spinach, fennel, raw bamboo shoots, mushrooms, lettuce, oil and other vegetables. Even if the temperature is appropriate, it is best not to store them for more than three days.
249. Be careful when buying street bulk roasted goods! Black melon seeds that look shiny and have oily when touched are likely to be coated with mineral oil, and white melon seeds and pistachios that have been bleached with bleach or smoked with sulfur have a odor.
250. Be careful when buying New Year’s goods, "laundry detergent" fish! The health department reminds: The seafood soaked with formaldehyde and laundry detergent is whiter in color, the fish meat is tightly adhered to the thorns, the meat is stiff, the mouth is fishy and astringent, and it smells like medicinal.
251. Identify the criminal trick during the Spring Festival travel rush: Check the ticket: The criminal used the excuse of fellow townsmen and fellow townsmen to chat with passengers, and took the passenger's tickets on the excuse. After reading, the other party was given an expired ticket that had been replaced.
252. Identify the criminal trick during the Spring Festival travel rush: Touching the car: Some criminals deliberately throw their belongings on the ground when they walk by the passengers, and then defraud the passengers of money. Passengers should not be scared and submit in a mess. They should call the police.
253. The Spring Festival travel rush is crowded and passengers are prone to disease. You can open the windows in moderation or walk around the platform more frequently between stations. You can also take some anti-infection or immunity-enhancing drugs before taking
the bus, and pay attention to dietary hygiene. 254. Create a festive atmosphere: You can buy some bright and cute cartoon cushions and other small decorations to decorate the room. Flowers and plants are even more timeless decorations. You can also hang some colored glass hanging balls under the lights and on the windows.
255. There are many social events during festivals, which can easily lead to overnutrition and obesity. Pay attention to avoid excessive meat, eat more soy products and fish appropriately, do not picky food or be partial to eating, and finally eat some rice and some fruit after the meal.
256. The oil smoke that appears during cooking contains harmful substances. If you soak in the kitchen all day long, it will cause back pain and fatigue. You should pay attention to turning on the exhaust equipment as soon as you turn on the gas switch and then pump for a while after cooking.
257. The minimum number of towels used by individuals is male, second, third, female, and clean it in time after use, disinfect it once a week, and hang it in a ventilated place. The use period of towels is generally 3 months. It is avoided to use more than one towel or more one towel.
258. Make less foods that are suitable for fresh food each time; wrap the leftovers with plastic wrap and refrigerate in the refrigerator; it is best to prepare two sets of cutting boards and knives in the kitchen, and treat cooked and raw food separately to avoid cross-contamination.
259. If you have mild scalds, you can apply purple medicine without bandaging. If the skin is blistered, do not break the bubbles. You can gently bandage them with Vaseline gauze. Patients should pay attention to keeping warm, drink more boiled water, and take some painkillers.
260. When cooking, you should have less oil, less sugar and less salt, which is beneficial to health; cooking methods use steaming, boiling, brine, stewing, roasting, braising, cold-frying, etc. to reduce the absorption of oil; place chicken soup and broth in the refrigerator to remove oil.
261. Patients with asthma and allergic diseases should eat less "eat", such as chicken, sheep, fish, shrimp, crab, etc.; patients with edema eat less alkaline food, and patients with skin diseases should avoid eating shrimp, fish, mutton, etc.
262. Bedding method: The quilt with chemical fiber fabric as the inside and the surface of the quilt should not be exposed to the sun to prevent the chemical fiber from being damaged by too high temperature. When drying, a layer of cloth can be covered on the quilt to prevent direct sunlight from being exposed to the sun.
263. Drink at least 6 bowls (cups) of water (including soup) every day, and calculate 250cc per bowl (cup). Do not add sugar to drink. Adequate water can promote and improve constipation, which is particularly important for people with high blood pressure.
264. The moisture absorption and moisture removal performance of down quilts are very good, and they do not need to be dried frequently. If you are outdoors, you also need to cover it with a cloth and it can be "ventilated" for one hour, or you can dry it in a cool place for an hour.
265. Gargle can massage the brain. Gargle continuously for 5-10 minutes, which can cause excitement of the central nervous system. These complex changes are a special brain massage, which plays a good protective role for the brain.
266. Do not slap the quilt when sun-dried, because the cotton fibers are thick and short and fragile. Patching the quilt will cause the fibers inside to break and turn into cotton dust and run out. If dust falls on the quilt, brush it with a brush and it will be clean.
267. When decorating in winter, wood should be moisturized to avoid deformation; woodworking products should be sealed in time to prevent shrinkage; keep warm during construction; leave about 2 mm of expansion joints on the wooden floor.
268. Shrimp: Sea-born shrimps are generally solid and plump than farmed shrimps; fresh shrimps are green in color, bright in skin, hard in body, and connected in head and body; if the shrimps are gray and soft in body, it means that the freshness is poor.
269. Taboos for combining traditional Chinese medicine foods: Mint, avoid eating turtle meat. Poria cocos, avoid eating vinegar. For honey, avoid eating raw onions. Atractylodes macrocephala, avoid eating garlic, peach, plum, etc. 270.
Identification of pearls: Real pearls look uneven rainbows, with single fake tones; real pearls feel cool to the touch; rubbing against each other, the roughness is real pearls, and artificial pearls are obviously smooth.
271. Put the roots of scallions facing downwards and vertically in a basin with water. The scallions will not only not rot, but will also grow! The green onion leaves are wilted, then tie them with the leaves and put them in the dark place, and then they can be stored for a long time.
272. Beware of seven traps when shopping: excuses that there is no invoice; the invoice has no product name; the exchange date is not indicated; the purchase and sales contract is used instead of invoices; the consumer bears taxes; do not stamp the official seal; stamp with the "no refund" stamp.
273. Spring is the peak period of epidemics. You can make more cold dishes at home to improve the body's immunity: shredded kelp, shredded asparagus, shredded radish, Houttuynia cordata, wolfberry, etc. Eat more appropriately to prevent infection.
274. Mahogany furniture should be damp and dry, not exposed to the sun, and do not blow the air conditioner against the furniture; wipe it with a little wax every three months; use light soapy water to remove oil and dirt on the surface, and avoid using gasoline and kerosene.
275. You can spray some ordinary perfume in the closet to remove moldy smell; dip cotton in a perfume and stuff it into the bra to make the body fragrant; when washing your hair last time with clean water, add a little perfume, and your hair will be filled with fragrance.
276. After the cooked eggs are cooled, put them in the refrigerator for 1-2 minutes. When cutting with a knife, the cut is neat and not easy to chop. Soap softened by moisture can be restored to hardness by putting it in the refrigerator.
277. Dry the various petals and mix them in a box, place them in the living room or dining room to make the room smell fragrant. Put it in a bag and put it in the wardrobe, which can bring a faint fragrance to the clothes in the cabinet.
278. Avoid water on plastic floors. After cleaning and scrubbing, the moisture must be evaporated as soon as possible to prevent the cleaning agent, moisture and gum from playing a chemical role, causing the floor surface to degummize or lift up.
279. Don’t stop wearing it just because the rabbit sweater has shed hair. You can put it in a plastic bag and put it in the refrigerator for 3-4 days to prevent it from shedding.
280. During the flu epidemic, while taking vitamin C, you should eat more foods rich in copper such as apricots, apples, melons, mushrooms, beef liver, etc. Only by combining the two can the effect of preventing influenza.
281. How to know if the food in the steamer is steamed? Open the lid of the steamer and use a ignited match to get close to the hot steam. If the flame is dying or even extinguished, it means that the food is basically cooked.
282. Put about 100 grams of salt into half a basin of warm water, soak your hair first, then wash it in the usual way, wash it once a week, and after just two or three times, comb your hair and shampoo it will not fall off.
283. When making sandwiches, you should first put the toast in the refrigerator to ice it. At this time, the toast will become hard, not only easy to cut but also easy to apply butter. By the time the sandwich is ready to be eaten, the toast has returned to its original loose elasticity.
284. German experts have shown that in terms of hypnosis effects, popular lullabies have made various sleeping drugs fall in love with each other, and people sleep particularly sweetly in the company of lullabies.
285. After an accidental scald, split the green onion leaves into pieces, stick the side with mucus on the scald. You can apply a few more pieces in a large area and gently bandage it to relieve pain and prevent blisters. It will basically heal in one or two days.
286. After an accidental scald, you can also mix and apply it to the injured area with egg white, cooked honey or sesame oil, which can be anti-inflammatory and relieve pain.
287. When you are about to sleep, cut the cucumber into thin slices and place it on your face for a few minutes. Because the skin absorbs the nutrients from natural fruits and vegetables, your face will become white and tender in a month.
288. Methods to restore the luster and softness of the wool sweater: Add an appropriate amount of dry cleaner and ammonia water to warm water when washing, and add a few drops of vinegar during rinsing, which can help restore the original luster and softness of the wool fabric.
289. Method to prevent the shrinkage of wool clothes: Control the water temperature of the laundry to about 35 degrees Celsius, and wash with high-quality neutral detergent. The ratio of water to detergent should be 3:1.
290. If a foreign object is stuffed into one nostril, you can use a piece of paper to stimulate the other nostril, and the person will sneeze and the foreign object in the nose will naturally be sprayed out. 291.
Soak the cheapest cotton pad with lotion before going to bed and apply it to your face for 20 minutes, 3 times a week, and your skin will have unexpectedly bright and clear water!
292. Tips for not shedding hair in a wool sweater: Use half a basin of cold water to dissolve a tablespoon of starch, soak the wool sweater and take it out, do not twist it, drain the water and put it in water with a small amount of washing powder, soak it for 5 minutes to rinse it.
293. After using an aluminum pot or aluminum pot for a period of time, a thin layer of scale will form. Put the potato skins inside, add appropriate amount of water, boil, and cook for about 10 minutes to remove.
294. The kitchen floor has a lot of oil and is difficult to wipe clean. Before wiping the floor, use hot water to moisten the oily floor to soften the stain. Then pour some vinegar on the mop and mop the floor to remove the oily floor.
295. After turning on the gas switch and ignite, if the flame is green and floating, it means that the gas is not burning completely, which wastes gas. At this time, the air regulating valve should be adjusted to the position where the flame is "huh" sounded.
296. When using a water heater, it is best to adjust the temperature between 50-60 degrees, so as to prevent the formation of scale in the water heater; when the water temperature exceeds 85 degrees, the formation of scale will intensify.
297. When steaming things, do not put too much water in the steamer. Generally, it is better to leave half a bowl of water in the pot after steaming. This can save gas to the greatest extent.
298. Tips for rubbing faucets: Use a dry cloth to dip flour or cigarette ash, then wipe it with a damp cloth, and finally wipe it with a dry cloth. It can be wiped brightly without damaging the metal surface.
299. The wonderful use of residual tea: boil tea eggs with clean residual tea leaves, which tastes fragrant and delicious. After eating raw onions and garlic, make some tea leaves and chew them in your mouth for a while, and the smell of onions and garlic can be slowly eliminated.
300. When lighting a candle, sprinkle a few grains of salt around the candle wick to prevent the wax oil from flowing, thereby extending the candle's ignition time. Sprinkle a handful of salt when raising the stove, which will dissipate the smoke and the flames will be strong.
301. Tips for removing stains from stainless steel kitchen utensils: Use the radish head left over the cooking to repeatedly wipe the stains to remove them. If the stain has been produced for a long time, then dip some detergent powder on the radish head, it will be very effective.
302. After using the pot for a long time, there are often a thick layer of black stains on the bottom of the pot and it is difficult to remove. If you apply a thick layer of soap on the bottom of the pot before using a new pot, then after the bottom of the pot turns black, gently wipe it and remove it.
303. Plastic cutting boards are easy to use, but the cracks left by the kitchen knife are easy to cause dirt and dirt, and it is not easy to wash off with detergent powder. You can use bleach to dip it on the sponge, squeeze it and wash it clean, then rinse it with water.
304. The wonderful uses of residual tea: After drying the residual tea, burn it next to the toilet or odor ditch, it can eliminate the stench. Burn the dried tea to remove mosquitoes.
305. When you have a cold and have a nasal congestion, you can use a clove of garlic and cut it into a shape that matches the nostrils with a knife, stuff it into the nostrils, and then it will be cured several times. Smell the nose with peppermint oil, and you can instantly unblock the nostrils.
306. When nasal congestion seriously affects sleep, wash your feet with hot water to promote the congestion of the nasal mucosa to subside. It can not only relieve nasal congestion, but also regulate excitation and inhibition of the cerebral cortex, thereby promoting sleep.
307. When the skin is itchy, you can place a pinch of cigarette ash in a container and drop a few drops of water to make it look pasty and apply it to the affected area to relieve itching. Mash the fresh loofah leaves and apply it to the affected area, which will be effective.
308. The wonderful uses of orange peel: Add two pieces of fresh orange peel when cooked until half-cooked. The cooked porridge will bring saliva and be particularly sweet. Add a few orange peel sticks when making tea, which will make it refreshing when drinking, moisturize the lungs and eliminate phlegm.
309. When mixing cold dishes, it is advisable to add seasonings such as pepper oil, sesame oil, sugar, vinegar, etc. to make the cold dishes more flavorful and refreshing. Add salt before eating to prevent the water from oozing out of the cold dishes and take away the nutrients.
310. How much heat is the oil? At 10% or 20% or 20% or slight oil bubbles appear in the middle of the bottom of the pot; at 30% or 40% or 40% or 40% or 40% or swell, and the fluctuation intensifies, and the oil smoke rises; at 70% or 80% or 70% or 80% or swell
, and the oil smoke rolls. 311. When stewing beef, put the soaked tea roots into a gauze bag and stew them in water with the beef. The beef will be stewed quickly and has a unique and delicious flavor.
312. Identify the infused meat! Apply a piece of tissue paper on the surface of the cut meat. If it can be completely uncovered later, and the paper is wet, it may be water-filled meat; when cutting the mucous membrane, eat meat with more dilute mucus.
313. Sleeping side massage to treat nasal congestion: Lie down on the left side of the nasal congestion, lie down on the right side of the nasal congestion, pinch your nose with your index finger and middle finger, and massage the Yingxiang point on both sides of the bridge of the nose for 1-2 minutes. The nasal congestion can be eliminated.
314. Tips for keeping bread fresh when traveling: wrap the bread in the original packaging wax paper, then take two newspapers, soak it in water and wrap it on the outer layer of the wax paper, place it in a plastic bag, and tie the bag mouth firmly.
315. Put raw peanuts in a container for 2-3 days, then let cool, pack them in plastic food bags, seal them tightly, and store them in the refrigerator for 1-2 years. They can be processed as you eat, take them, and will not break down.
316. White radish and honey have the effects of moistening the lungs and relieving cough, and can be used to treat dry cough: Wash the white radish, mash it and take the juice, 60 ml each time, add an appropriate amount of honey and mix evenly, 3 times a day, for 3-5 days.
317. When cooking bean porridge, beans must not be soaked in water in advance, otherwise it will not be easy to cook; when the water is boiled, add cold water a few times and be "stimulated" by the cold water a few times, and the beans will bloom easily.
318. Spring is a season of frequent asthma, and garlic cloves can be treated by self-treatment: mash 2-4 cloves of garlic into a paste and put them in a bottle. Smell the scent of garlic, 3-5 times a day, change the garlic cloves every day, and use them for 3-4 days in a row.
319. Be careful to buy fake iodized salt! Sprinkle iodine salt on cut potato slices or starch solution and it can turn light purple. The darker the color, the higher the iodine content. If there is no color reaction, it is fake iodine salt.
320. The fresher the bamboo shoots, the better the taste. If you want to keep the bamboo shoots fresh, you can apply some salt on the cut surface of the bamboo shoots and refrigerate them in the refrigerator to make them taste fresh and tender.
321. Use the waste bottle cap skillfully: scrape the fish scales. Take a small round rod about 15 cm long, nail 2-4 wine bottle caps on one end, and use the teeth on the end of the bottle cap to scrape the fish scales. It is a good scale scraping tool.
322. Mung bean and egg flower soup to treat mouth aches: beat 1 egg into a bowl and mash it; soak an appropriate amount of mung beans for more than 10 minutes, boil for 1-5 minutes, use this soup to make egg flower, take it once in the morning and evening, for 1-2 days.
323. Identification of adulterated edible oil: When identifying edible oil mixed with castor oil, after the oil sample is left to stand for a period of time, the oil sample can automatically separate into two layers, with the edible oil on top and the castor oil on bottom.
324. Fake fans often appear on the market, so you should carefully identify them when buying fans and be careful to buy brightly colored fans such as yellow and green; fans with sour or other odors when boiling in water should be wary.
325. How to remove the astringent smell of bamboo shoots? Put the bamboo shoots and the skin into rice washing water, add a red pepper to remove seeds, cook on warm heat, turn off the heat, let it cool naturally, then take it out and rinse it with water, and the astringent taste will disappear.
326. Home treatment for nasal congestion: chop a small handful of scallion whites or three or four onion heads, make soup, boil it while it is hot and absorb heat with your nose. You can also boil vinegar and absorb vinegar with your nose, which has very good efficacy.
327. Use a skillful use of a waste bottle cap: peel the ginger skin. The shape of ginger is uneven and small, so it is very troublesome to peel off the ginger skin. You can use the teeth around the soda bottle or wine bottle cap to peel the ginger skin, which is both fast and convenient.
328. Hook the middle finger to stop nosebleed: When the nose is bleeding, the middle fingers of your hands will usually stop bleeding in a short time. Children do not hook their middle fingers together. Adults can also stop bleeding by hooking their middle fingers with their middle fingers.
329. Dirt on the collar and cuffs is difficult to wash with ordinary soap. You can apply shampoo to the stained area, then brush it with a brush, or apply shaving cream to the dirt area, and wash it in a few minutes, and the effect will be better.
330. Use skillful hands to remove flocs! After the clothes are dried, some fabrics like to be stained with flocs. You can find a sponge that is soaked in water and wrung out to wipe the surface of the clothes, which can easily remove debris from the surface.
331. Do you know that salt has such a wonderful function? Salt can make the yellow leaves of vegetables green: If the leaves of spinach and other greens turn slightly yellow, add a little salt when blanching, and the color can turn from yellow to green.
332. Recently, Nanjing Jingjing has shipped toxic water! Water delivery options: If the touch is smooth, it may be treated with industrial sodium hydroxide; if there is a irritating odor, it may be soaked with formaldehyde; if the color is too bright, you should be careful to buy it.
333. Clean the leather jacket and fur collar by yourself! Clean with dry cleaning agent or wool-specific detergent. When cleaning, knead gently and rinse with clean water. Then dry the vagina, or blow dry with a hair dryer and smooth it out with a comb.
334. Don’t drink “freshly fried tea” on the street! The fried tea is hot and not oxidized, which can easily irritate the stomach and intestinal mucosa. It can easily cause stomach pain and bloating after drinking it. Experts recommend that the fried tea be stored for 10 days before drinking it.
335. Cleverly remove indoor formaldehyde odor: Buy 800 grams of granular activated carbon, divide the activated carbon into 8 parts, put it in a plate, and place it in two to three plates in each room. The indoor odor can be basically eliminated in 72 hours.
336. Know the pigmented wine! Spread white napkin on the table, shake the wine a few times, and pour a little on the paper. If the red color cannot be evenly distributed, or there is sediment on the paper, the wine is made of pigment.
337. It is not advisable to add MSG for dishes cooked with broth, because broth has a umami flavor, and the umami flavor of MSG is different from it. Adding MSG will cover up the umami flavor of the broth and make the dish taste inconsistent.
338. Asparagus contains a variety of trace elements, which can improve immunity: wash 300 grams of fresh asparagus, peel it and cut it into shreds, add salt, sesame paste and other seasonings, mix well, and it is ready to eat. The taste is unique, so try it quickly.
339. Put some dried chili cut into pieces in the prepared fish to let the fish say goodbye to the fishy smell forever; fry the fish to be made in the pot first and then make the soup, which can make the boiled soup look attractive and milky white.
340. Use ginger to treat scalds: If you are accidentally scalded, mash the ginger, take its juice, and then dip the medicinal cotton into ginger juice to rub the affected area. This method can prevent the blister from inflammation and remove blisters, and those who break the skin can promote scabs.
341. Remove residual pesticides from vegetables: Take 500 ml of clean water and add 5 to 10 grams of edible alkali to make alkaline water, put the vegetables in it, and add enough alkaline water according to the amount of the vegetable. After soaking for a few minutes, wash with clean water.
342 、葡萄酒保存方法正确可维持其美味芳香，先将酒存在具有隔热、隔光效果的纸箱内，再置于阴凉通风且温度变化不大的地方，可长时间保存。
343 、菜叶小虫巧清除:用淡盐水浸泡菜叶，小虫受到盐的刺激，便很快和菜叶分开，由于盐水的比重较大，小虫会浮在水面上，很容易从盆中倒出。
344 、如果你不小心把饭烧糊了，别着急，此法可帮你轻松除去糊味:将8-10厘米长的葱洗净，插入饭中，盖严锅盖，片刻糊味即除。
345 、巧用桔子皮去除肉类异味:炖肉或排骨时，在锅里加入几块洗干净的桔子皮，可除异味和油腻感，同时，可以使你的汤味道更鲜美。
346 、家里的精美铜器不小心沾染污垢后，不易清除，在此向你奉上两妙法:一是用锅灰加明矾擦拭，二是用醋泡一段时间后擦洗，不妨一试！
347 、如果你有牙痛的毛病，此法是缓兵之计:用筷子蘸上一点味精放在疼痛的牙齿上，疼痛会得到缓解。一次不要用太多，用筷子头蘸一点即可。
348 、装修房巧除味:用300克红茶在两只脸盆中泡热茶，放入室内，并开窗透气，48小时内室内甲醛含量将剧降，刺激性气味基本消除。
349 、驾驶员不宜空腹吃香蕉！香蕉中含大量钾元素，空腹食用会使血液中的钾大量增加，对心血管有抑制作用，使人嗜睡、乏力，不利行车安全。
350 、天热了，清凉的椰子汁深受市民喜爱，挑选时将椰子晃一晃，若水声清脆，则椰子汁多。若喜吃椰子肉，则应选手感较重，摇起来较沉的椰子。
351 、青椒去蒂再清洗！多数人洗青椒时，习惯将它剖为两半或直接冲洗，这是不正确的，因为青椒独特的造型与长势，易使农药积在凹陷的果蒂上。
352 、真假奶粉巧鉴别:试手感，真奶粉质地细腻，用手指搓捻会发出“吱吱”声；而假奶粉由于掺有其他成分，颗粒较粗，捏时会发出“沙沙”声。
353 、真假奶粉巧鉴别:尝味道，入口品尝时，真奶粉细腻发粘，易粘牙齿、舌头和上腭，溶解较快且无糖的甜味；假奶粉溶化快，不粘牙，甜味浓。
354 、最近市场上的一些所谓“红心柴鸡蛋”，其实是给鸡喂了含“加丽素红”添加剂饲料造成的。购买时最好挑那些外观干净、表面粗糙的鸡蛋。
355 、五一窝在家里看碟？ !先把影碟机除除尘吧:在停机状态下，用电吹风冷吹或吸尘器吸，动作幅度要小，小心损坏机器，最好不要拆机除尘。
356 、假期饭局多，防醉小妙方:饮酒时多吃点豆腐类菜肴，因为豆腐含有一种能解酒的氨基酸，食后能使酒通过尿液迅速排出，减少醉酒几率。
357 、清水加白醋为花朵延寿！天气渐热，鲜花买回家后易枯萎，不妨在花瓶中加几滴白醋或漂白水，再把花枝底部剪一下，可延长花朵保鲜期！
358 、上海滩购物小贴士:个体商店价格差异较大，应多比较；侃价分路段，华亭路多侃一些，陕西路侃价余地较小；有些大商场也是可以侃价的。
359 、旅途中不幸扭脚，可冷敷自救:冷水浸湿毛巾，拧干敷在伤处，隔3-4小时敷一次，每次5-8分钟，可消肿、止疼；也可用冷水淋洗伤部。
360 、您知道正确的进餐顺序吗？那就是先喝汤，然后蔬菜、饭、肉按序摄入，半小时后再食用水果最佳，而不是饭后立即吃水果。
361 、刚买的水果和非叶类蔬菜，不宜立即放入冰箱冷藏，因为低温会抑制果菜酵素活动，无法分解残毒，应先放一两天，使残毒有时间被分解掉。
362 、刚刚用油漆刷过的墙壁或家具常有浓烈的刺激性气味，只需在室内放两盆冷盐水，几天气味便可除去。此外，将洋葱浸泡盆中同样有效。
363 、苦瓜清热降火，但实在太苦，很多人吃不惯，奉上一法:只要在切好的苦瓜上撒上盐，腌渍一会儿并用水过滤，很快不太苦的苦瓜就形成喽！
364 、最近中央电视台曝光了一批毒粉丝，教您鉴别:正常粉丝的色泽略微偏黄，接近淀粉原色，那种特别白特别亮的粉丝最好别买。
365 、将粉丝点燃，正常粉丝燃烧时应有黑色的炭，并且粉丝有多长炭就应该有多长，而毒粉丝燃烧时没有炭残留，而且还会伴随很大的声响。
366 、牙膏洗葡萄更干净！葡萄经淡盐水浸泡可杀菌，但冲洗后有时表面还残留一层白膜，可挤些牙膏，把葡萄粒置于手掌间轻揉，再以清水洗净。
367 、饮水机加柠檬巧去垢！饮水机用久了，里面有一层白色的渣，取一新鲜柠檬，切半，去籽，放进饮水机内煮二三个小时，可去除白渣。
368 、喝茶有道！草酸易与钙结合形成结石，而茶中含有草酸，因此日常饮茶要浓淡适度且不过量，食用含钙食物如豆腐、虾皮后尤其不宜马上喝茶。
369 、选用含氟牙膏要谨慎，使用要更加小心，因为含氟牙膏虽有防龋效果，但长期使用易造成氟中毒，少年儿童和老人尤其要慎用。
370 、对于女人来说，醋除了饮食之外，还可用来美容，每次在洗手之后先敷一层醋，保留20分钟后再洗掉，可以使手部的皮肤柔白细嫩。
371 、不慎将葡萄的汁液滴在棉质衣服上，用肥皂洗涤不但不能去掉污渍，反而会使其颜色加重，应立即用白醋浸泡污渍处数分钟，然后用清水洗净。
372 、丝巾的妙用！在美容院做好发型，一觉醒来就变形了！不必烦恼，睡前在枕头上铺一条质地光滑的丝巾，就不会弄乱头发，美丽发型得以保持。
373 、天热更要防感冒！天热流汗使人们消耗大量的能量，人体抵抗力下降，易患感冒，应注意多喝白开水，少量多次，以每次三百至五百毫升为宜。
374 、天热了，许多人有脚臭，以下两法不妨一试:穿鞋时将少许茶叶放鞋里；盆里放温水，放入少许茶叶，把双脚放进去浸泡十分钟，可除臭味。
375 、自制杏仁露:杏仁12克、桂花6克、冰糖适量，杏仁捣碎加水煮15分钟，加桂花再煮10分钟，取滤液加冰糖调味，经常饮用可祛斑护肤。
376 、不吃药缓解感冒症状！可在患者关节处，如手腕、膝盖内侧、脚踝两侧等，用纱布蘸高浓度酒擦拭三四十下，然后盖被睡觉，此法尤适用孕妇。
377 、夏天犯了脚气，可将患脚洗净擦干，再用风油精涂擦患处，每天1-2次，一般坚持数天后便可见效，也可将生大蒜瓣捣碎连续涂抹。
378 、被蚊子叮咬后奇痒难耐，可将一两片阿司匹林研碎，以适量凉开水化开，调成糊状。清洗被叮咬处，然后涂上药糊，很快即可止痒，不妨一试。
379 、糖醋大蒜的妙用:每天早晨空腹吃糖醋大蒜一头，并连带喝些醋汁，坚持10-15天，可降血压，适用于高血压病人。
380 、巧除居室烟味！用食醋将毛巾浸湿，稍稍一拧，在居室中轻轻甩动，可去除室内烟味。如果用喷雾器来喷洒稀释后的醋溶液，效果会更好。
381 、冰箱用一段时间之后，门有时候会变得很紧而不好开。用软布擦去箱体与箱门接触平面上的凝露，然后敷上一层滑石粉，即可手到病除了。
382 、墙上被孩子涂上蜡笔渍后十分不雅，可用布（绒布最佳）遮住污渍处，用熨斗熨烫一下即可，蜡笔油遇热就会熔化，此时迅速用布将污垢擦净。
383 、用洋葱擦玻璃更明亮！将洋葱一切两半，用切面来擦玻璃表面。趁葱汁还未干时，迅速用干布擦拭，玻璃就会非常亮哟，赶快试试吧！
384 、鲜花低头，深水急救！减去花枝末端一小段，然后将鲜花放到盛满冷水的容器中，仅留花头露出水面，一两个小时后花朵就会苏醒过来哟！
385 、汤做咸了，可在汤里加入几片西红柿，煮两分钟后，咸味会明显减轻，且不会冲淡汤的鲜味，也可将一个土豆放入汤中，煮5分钟，效果相同。
386 、你用QQ吗？木马病毒“QQ叛徒”被截获，如您在使用QQ时收到含有“wsdgs”字样的信息，表明机器已经中毒，应立刻进行杀毒。
387 、将柚子皮的白筋撕下，置通风处，待干硬时，用刺有小孔的塑胶袋装好，可用做肉类去膻的辛香料，也可放在橱柜内防虫蚁，或放入米缸防虫。
388 、银行卡收费了，你有不常用的银行卡吗？若你有这类银行卡，又不想负担年费，可将储蓄卡退掉，保留存折账户，比办理整套销户更简便。
389 、小心买到劣质西瓜子！优质瓜子中间是黄色的，四周黑色，劣质瓜子表面颜色模糊不清，一些加了滑石粉、石蜡的瓜子表面还有白色结晶。
390 、切牛肉先冷冻！切牛肉丝或牛肉片时，为使刀工漂亮，可将整块牛肉包好，放冰柜冰冻半小时，待外形冻硬固定时，再取出切割，就容易多了。
391 、煮豆子秘诀:煮红豆、绿豆时，先浸水一小时再以小火煮十分钟，然后熄火焖半小时再煮，可保持豆粒完整而汤汁香浓，且豆壳和豆沙不脱离。
392 、手机照片想备份？我有妙法！将图像从手机邮箱发送到电脑邮箱，然后在电脑中接收该邮件并保存，此法基本上对所有的手机都适用噢！
393 、过有效期一两天的鲜奶，为免倒掉浪费，可小火加热煮至开锅，凉后可用来做菜肴或点心，如做蛋糕，亦可和蛋液混合用来煎吐司。
394 、电子邮件巧防病毒！发送邮件时附上签名信息或朋友能识别的暗号，就可使接收方确认该电子邮件是由好友发送的，而不是病毒。
395 、热水法减少蔬菜农药残留:适用于芹菜、菠菜、菜花、豆角等。将蔬菜表面污物洗净，然后放入沸水中，两三分钟后捞出，再用清水洗一两遍。
396 、夏季消除痱子妙方一:新鲜的西瓜皮洗净，削去内层残留瓜瓤，用来擦拭患处，两分钟左右，每天三次，一般两天后即可见效，同时美肤养颜。
397 、夏季消除痱子妙方二:将新鲜苦瓜切片，用带汁的苦瓜肉全面擦拭患处，每天两次，一至三天后，痱子即可消退！
398 、腰粗者穿衣窍门:较宽大或伞状上衣可成功掩饰浑圆腰部，其中个子较高者，适合宽大的上衣；个子较小者，要选刚好过腰的宽上衣。
399 、地毯因家具等的重压，会形成凹痕，可将浸过热水的毛巾拧干，敷在凹痕处七八分钟，移去毛巾，用吹风机和细毛刷边吹边刷，即可恢复原状。
400 、忘了屏保密码，电脑打不开？只要在进入Windows时，按住Shift不放，就会略过启动文件夹内容而不启动屏保，你就可以进去了。
401 、炸过鱼、虾的花生油用来炒菜时，常会影响菜肴的清香，但只要用此油炸一次茄子，即可使油变得清爽，而吸收了鱼虾味的茄子也格外好吃。
402 、汽车省油经:装饰过度会破坏原车设计的风阻，提高油耗；放置过多不常用的东西，也会增加无谓负担；长时间原地热车会增加油耗。
403. If you want warmth in winter and cool in summer, avoid floor-to-ceiling windows! Many people prefer large floor-to-ceiling windows in their homes, but this can easily create a heat exchange between indoors and outdoors, failing to achieve the desired effect of warmth in winter and
cooling in summer, and it also consumes electricity and other energy. 404. Tips for eating lychees: Rinse the skin thoroughly, as the preservatives in the lychee skin can cause gastrointestinal discomfort. Lychees are warming in nature,
so it's best not to eat too many at once. Afterward, it's best to drink salt water or mung bean tea to cool down. 405. Tip for removing body odor: Place 500 ml of tomato juice in the bathtub and soak the affected area for about 15 minutes. Do this 2-3 times a week for several weeks. The odor will decrease. Give it a try!
406. Dress wisely for shorter women! Avoid two-piece outfits. Try more one-piece floral dresses. If you wear a belt, choose a soft and gentle material. Avoid wide, stiff leather or plastic.
407. It is a pity to throw away the leftover cola. You can pour it into the toilet and soak it for about 10 minutes. The dirt can usually be removed. If it is not completely removed, you can use a brush to scrub it away.
408. Attention should be paid to family first aid: patients with gastrointestinal diseases