grease: The Scoop on Cat Litter
- 01/06/17 02:24 AM
Unless you're a cat owner, chances are you don't keep kitty litter around your home. But, if you think outside the box, litter has a number of surprising uses around your house and garden. Read why you may want to grab a bag of unscented, non-clumping litter from the pet store: Road de-icer. Keep a bag of litter in your trunk during the winter. If you're ever stuck in snow or ice toss a few handfuls under each wheel and go! You can also use it on icy walkways as an environmentally safe alternative for tread. Grease gatherer. Sprinkle litter over fresh oil or … (3 comments)
grease: Do Your Part: Five Things that Should Never Go Down the Drain
- 02/18/13 08:35 PM
It can be staggering to think that nearly half of all above ground water sources are contaminated by things you and I do at home. What we put down the drain inside our homes and let go down the storm drain outside all take their toll. Do Your Part to know what the biggest polluters are. Here’s a list of five things that should never go down the drain.
1. Grease It sure is tempting to pour used cooking grease down your sink drain. STOP! That grease not only backs up your drains but those in your neighborhood too. That’s … (2 comments)
grease: Down the Drain: Garbage Disposal Dos & Don'ts
- 06/22/11 10:11 AM
If your kitchen has a garbage disposal, you know how easy it makes mealtime clean up. But what you may not realize is that your disposal comes with some pretty important rules. Here are some of the most vital: Do:• Insert food slowly. Stuffing it all into your disposal at once can cause clogs and shorten the life of your system. • Grind hard materials. Many people think food like chicken bones or small fruit pits are a no-no, but they can actually help clean the walls of the disposal. • Use cold water for at least 20 seconds. This will … (1 comments)
Unless you're a cat owner, chances are you don't keep kitty litter around your home. But, if you think outside the box, litter has a number of surprising uses around your house and garden. Read why you may want to grab a bag of unscented, non-clumping litter from the pet store: 
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