Everyone has this spot in their home, full of essential extension cords and adapters, but also lots of cords that belong to things that you stopped using and got rid of long ago.
The deck outside is actually currently under construction, so the view isn’t so nice up close as of right now, but if you stand back like this, all you see are the trees and the field outside, which is just fine for now..So that’s our little back hall mudroom area!
I hope you enjoyed the little tour and maybe got an idea or two for your own mudroom/entryway area if your home is lacking in storage like ours is.MORE IDEAS LIKE THIS.Small Design Details in Our Bedroom That Make a Big Difference.
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My Favorite Inexpensive Decorating Tricks.Swipe the polish remover over the scorch marks and watch them disappear!
It’s amazing how easy it can be to clean the bottom of an iron, even one that looks completely ruined with this trick.. For lighter, newer scorch marks, this actually works pretty much instantly.For more severe scorch marks, you may end up not being able to completely remove the mark, but you can remove the worst of it.
What you’re really aiming to do is to remove any of the dark scorchy-ness that’s at risk of coming off while you’re ironing and getting on your fabric..If your iron happens to have a plain metal plate, feel free to also use an abrasive scouring pad and try to get as much of the scorch mark off as possible.