David Galloway

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Restore Champagne Carbonation with a Raisin [Food]

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8 hours ago
by David Galloway in
Real Simple magazine's weblog recommends dropping a raisin into a bottle of champagne that's lost its effervescence and give it a couple of minutes before pouring. The last gasps of carbon dioxide left in the wine will stick to the raisin's ridged surface and release as bubbles. More »


Save Money By Switching Your Smartphone to a Prepaid Service Provider [Saving Money]

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9 hours ago
by David Galloway in
There have been shady ways in the past to unlock your iPhone or Android smartphone and use a SIM card from a prepaid service, but in the wake of AT&T's recent decision to unlock phones for customers who leave their service or travel overseas you can officially switch your phone to prepaid and potentially save a lot of money without being a technological genius or deal with shady services. More »


Create a Kitchen Cabinet-Door Measurement Center [Organization]

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12 hours ago
by David Galloway in
Measuring cups and spoons are necessary if you follow recipes, yet they seem to disappear easily. Household weblog Infarrantly Creative found a great way to keep them on hand in your kitchen by using paint sticks and cup hooks to put together a storage system for your measuring cups and spoons. More »


Make Mini Dutch Baby Pancakes in a Muffin Tin [Breakfast]

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1 day ago
by David Galloway in
Dutch Baby pancakes, also known as German pancakes, are pancakes made with flour, butter, and milk that are prepared in a special pan and flipped out when ready forming a ridge that can be filled with cream cheese, fruit jams, or other fillings. If you like this style of breakfast you can easily replicate a smaller version at home by using a muffin tin. More »


Pour Vinegar Down Your Drain Every Three Months to Keep Clogs Away [Video]

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1 day ago
by David Galloway in
Harsh chemical drain unclogging solutions can actually be abrasive enough to make your pipes leak after the clog is dissolved. Instead considering pouring a half bottle of white vinegar down your drain every three months to keep clogs from forming. More »


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