Fresh fruits and vegetables can become very unattractive and sad looking when they are placed in the refrigerator. Fortunately, we have a trick for you that will make your fruit and vegetables taste nice and fresh for much longer!\n
Many people put their freshly bought fruits and vegetables in their refrigerator in order to preserve them for a while. Many of your favorite foods quickly lose their flavor and texture when they are stored at cold temperatures. The solution to this problem is surprisingly easy: just place one or more sponges on the lowest level of the refrigerator.\n
The sponges absorb the extra moisture inside the storage box. The result of this is that the moisture that was previously absorbed by the fruit and vegetables is now absorbed by the sponge. This way, your fruits and vegetables will stay fresh and crisp for much longer! The more moisture that is removed, the longer your fruits and vegetables will last. Just remember to change the sponges every now and then, depending on how moist they get. If you don\u2019t, it won\u2019t work either.\n
Place your chosen sponge in a small jar or container and dip the sponge into the polish remover. Dip your hands into the jar and let the sponge clean the week\u2019s worth of color. The texture of the sponge makes this process so easy that you will wish you had thought of this sooner!\n
Simply add baking soda to the sponge and lightly rub it into your fancy silverware. The combination of sponge and baking soda works like a charm. Your silverware has never shined so brightly.\n
Use a clean sponge and soak it in any kind of numbing agent (vanilla extract, whiskey, etc.) and soak the soaked sponge over the aching tooth for about a minute. The soaked sponge will relieve the pain in no time.\n
Simply apply the toothpaste to the sponge and lightly rub the scratched surface in circular motions, and the scratch will be minimized impressively. In many cases, depending on the severity of the scratch, this method will help it come off completely.\n
Wrap a sponge around the end of a chopstick or utensil, and you have a cleaning tool that can reach the bottom and sides of even the narrowest of containers.\n
Wrap the sponge around the knee pad with some kind of string or tape. The sponges add a layer of protection that will make you glad you didn\u2019t suffer through another scrubbing on a tiled surface.\n
Just use a sponge to place the bar of soap on top of! The sponge will collect the wet, messy residue after each use and your guests won\u2019t question the cleanliness of your bathroom.\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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