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It's The Real Thing!

mycoupons | 28 November, 2007 06:00

It's the real thing!  You know that delicious fizzy soft drink with the red lable in the soda aisle.   The stuff I love with a few pieces of garlic, onion and bacon pizza!  YUMMY    Still don't know,  here's a clue .... Coca-cola or AKA  Coke.

Did you know that's it not just for drinking?  It can be used for things around your houshold and cooking!  Imagine that!

Here are a few handy-dandy uses for that delectable soft drink:


Collect Coins?   Give them some shine by soaking them in Coke!


Yucky Tea Kettle?   Get rid of those limescales inside by pouring Coca Cola in it.   Let sit for the day.


Burnt Saucepan?  No worry!    Pour some coke into and bring it boil.  Let boil for a few minutes and the burnt stains should be gone.


Run out of toilet cleaning liquid? A can of Coke poured into the toilet will do the job. The acid in the drink gets to work right away.


Rusty Bolts?   Not a problem!  Wrap a piece of cloth that has been soaked in Coke around the bolts and let sit for a few hours.


Greasy Clothes?  Pour a can of Coke into a load of greasy work clothes, add detergent, and run through a regular wash cycle.   The coke helps loosen up the greasy stains.


Starting a Compost Pile?  Aside from adding your norm to a compost pile like straw, grass clippings, old leaves etc add a can of code into the middle of it.   Turn once a month and water.  This will help quicken up the process.

Battery Corrosion?  Tak a can of coke and pour it on your car battery's connections to remove the cruddy corrosion.


Easy Barbeque Sauce?   Add coke and ketchup in equal parts to make a superb bbq sauce.  


Want To Bake a Moist Ham?  Just Empty a can of Coca-Cola into the baking pan, wrap the ham in aluminum foil, and bake. Thirty minutes before the ham is done, remove the foil, allowing the drippings from the ham to mix with the Coke in the pan for a tasty brown gravy.

 

Keep on saving!

Annie~

Money mouth

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