Homework Tips EVERYONE Should Know: The woman at the Country Women's Association shares her best secrets and the six products she needs in her closet right now
- A member of the country's women's association gave practical tips about the home you should know about
- Noela MacLeod AO uses banana peel to buff boots and sparkling water for wine stains
- Noela is the author of a new book called Thrifty Household Sharing Tricks
- She said to buy six items are white vinegar, salt, baking soda, and lemon.
A member of the National Association of Women (Noela MacLeod in the photo) revealed the practical tips everyone should know
A member of the National Association of Women revealed practical tips everyone should know for the home, as well as five inexpensive products that will work wonders for cleaning your home.
The author of the new book Thrifty Household , Noela MacLeod AO, said her guidance was the result of years of family advice and solutions passed down by her grandmother and mother.
"The idea for the book came up in 2005 when I was president and we all had to give little Christmas presents ," Noela told ABC .
"Since I didn't have time to make homemade gifts, I decided to print out all of these little tips that I've been collecting for 40 years and give them away.
The book compiles all of Noela's and more family councils in the Rural Women's Association over the years.
Noela said one of her best tips was to clean up red wine stains with some sparkling water (file image)
Some of the best include using banana peels to buff leather boots and cleaning red wine stains with a little sparkling water.
`` Getting shoe polish wasn't easy during the war so my grandmother told me to peel a banana and rub your shoes inside out before doing it. a rag and rub it in, 'said Noela.
She added that her grandmother also sprayed her windows with a solution of vinegar and water.
Noela's job was to clean the windows with newspaper, which she still does today.
"Why buy a bottle when you already have something at home?" Asked Noela.
Some of your favorite household solutions include white vinegar, bottled water, tea tree oil, lemons, borax, salt, and baking soda.
He also said you can use banana peel to polish old boots, and he learned that from his grandmother (file picture)
The new book Thrifty Household (picture) is now available
Noela explained that knowing how many of us can be thrifty because a thrifty family "manages and renews itself".
The advice in her book is what her grandmother followed until she was born in 1883, and then her mother followed and died.
Victoria Inc. Peasant Women's Association was founded on March 12, 1928.
It is a self-funded, non-partisan, non-sectarian organization that aims to improve the conditions of women and children and improve the lives of families, especially those living in rural and remote areas of Australia. .
Victoria Inc.'s Peasant Women's Association is actively involved in ongoing fundraising campaigns for people affected by the drought and recent forest fire emergency.
For more information on the new book Thrifty Household, which is out now, please click here .
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