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I love my old mirrors but let’s face it, they get so dingy after a few years that you sometimes just want to toss them out and buy new ones. If you have really old or antique mirrors, this simply is not an option. Instead of tossing that old mirror, you can restore it quickly and easily and give it back that like new look. You just mix up a vinegar...
I’ll admit that there are some baby clothes from my kids that I just could never throw out. I want them to be able to use them for their own little ones in the future. If you’ve got some old baby clothes that are stained or yellowed, there is a quick fix for that and it leaves that clothing looking good as new. OxiClean works like a charm to remove...
Those old baking dishes do tend to turn black and rusty looking over time. Instead of buying new, you can simply remove the color from those silver trays and leave them looking – and baking – like new again. This little trick works with cookie sheets, pizza pans and cake pans. A mixture of baking soda and peroxide will scrub that greasy, dingy mess...
Leather boots are not cheap, so when they get dingy or otherwise marred, replacing them is not always an option. Instead of tossing those boots and shopping for new ones, you can easily restore your leather boots to their original shape by cleaning them with petroleum jelly. That’s right, that Vaseline in your bathroom cupboard will perfectly shine...
Old brass hardware is beautiful but unfortunately old sometimes also means dingy. If you have some old hardware hinges or door handles, you don’t have to replace them just because they have lost their gleam. Instead, try cleaning them by placing them in a slow cooker and adding dish soap. This works wonderfully to remove paint; just in case someone...
Turn your old carpets new again with a simple mixture of vinegar and water. Not only does the vinegar mixture remove stains from food, pets and other dirt, it helps to bring the carpet back up so that it’s not worn down as badly, which can make it look like it needs to be replaced. This little trick has saved my carpet on more than on occasion and ...
I love cooking in cast iron skillets and no matter how careful I am about cleaning and drying them, sometimes they get a bit rusty. You don’t want to cook in a rusty pan, right? And throwing those skillets out is out of the question because they can be very expensive to replace. The next time your cast iron skillet gets rusty, try this trick of scr...
If you use plastic cutting boards in the kitchen, you may notice that they can get stained really easily. Of course, you want those boards looking new so that there is no worry of germs and bacteria living on them, right? So, the next time your plastic chopping board starts looking a bit worse for wear, try scrubbing it with a solution of lemon ess...
After you have cooked with copper pots a few times, the bottoms – where the copper is – tends to look old, crusted and dirty. You can easily clean that copper up and make it shine like new again with a little trick and it only takes about a minute for each pot. Just pour salt over the copper and then top that with white wine vinegar. Add a little m...
I have a set of old drinking glasses that are my favorites for when company comes over, but I’ve been noticing that they’ve become a bit foggy. No amount of scrubbing in the sink or dishwasher seems to help. This little trick of soaking the glasses in vinegar for five minutes and then rinsing them clean works like a charm. The vinegar removes the m...
Jun 11, 2015 · After the chalky paint dried I rubbed a little Annie Sloan clear soft wax on it the bottom and sides of the tray. Out came my handy dandy rooster stencil. I have had this guy for a long time. You can check out my Stencil gallery and I am sure you will spy him a half dozen times. Sort of like my recipe stencil.
Feb 19, 2021 · Techniques for intentionally distressing fabric, giving it an aged and weathered appearance to achieve a vintage or worn-out look or to make the clothing appear old.
Feb 2, 2024 · Sponge. Paintbrush. Method 1. Making Paper Look Old Using Tea/ Coffee Stain. Effect: Creates a vintage, aged appearance | Color: Light brown tint. As you already know, this is my go-to method and the most popular method of making paper look old. This method involves using brewed tea or coffee to stain paper, giving it an aged appearance.
