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How to Repurpose Your Old Dresser

Do you have plans to buy a new dresser? Then what about your old dresser? Don’t be in a hurry to throw it away or store it in the warehouse. With a little creativity and carpentry skills, you can turn your old dresser into unique or functional piece of furniture. Repurposing old furniture is a great way to recycle or resale your furniture. Whether you’re looking for a functional piece for a room or an elegant accent, transforming your furniture is a great way to save money. Changing the shape of the dresser will make it the center of attention when you invite guests over. For example, you can repurpose your old dresser to become a bathroom vanity. You can...

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How to Make Deep Fried Chicken

Chicken that has been deep-fried is famous comfort food that is appreciated all around the world. To create your own batch, first, marinate the chicken in buttermilk before dredging it in flour. The chicken should then be fried till golden brown in heated oil. To ensure that the chicken is fully cooked, use a meat thermometer to check the temperature. Finally, serve the chicken with typical Southern side dishes, a sandwich, or a chicken and waffles meal. [Edit]Ingredients Eight chicken pieces (drumsticks, thighs, breasts, wings) 1 quart (0.9 liters) buttermilk 4 teaspoons salt 1 teaspoon pepper 2 cups (240 grams) flour 1 tablespoon baking powder 1 tablespoon garlic powder 1 tablespoon onion powder Approximately 5 cups (1.5 liters) frying oil...

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Bargain clothes shopping tips

Dear Answer Angel Ellen: What with everyone cleaning out their closets during the pandemic, I’ve read that this is a golden age for shopping at thrift and consignment stores. But I get so overwhelmed by the normal overload at those stores. Now, every rack is stuffed and I don’t feel up to the task of hunting for treasures. Any ideas? — Mae M. Dear Mae: Head for the pants racks first. Many shoppers can’t be bothered to expend the extra effort to try on pants, so the good stuff stays longer in the pants aisle. At Goodwill stores, for example, their “boutique” sections usually get picked over first, except the pants racks. I recently scored three great pairs — blue...

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Bath time - unfinished version

I finally made it to Bath last Friday, having been thwarted three weeks previously by named storm Eunice. It was almost four decades since I was last in the city, which is obviously far too long, and despite the heavy rain that greeted my arrival, it was good to be back and renew my acquaintance with this lovely old spa town. I journeyed by rail, from Tonbridge, via Charing Cross and Paddington. Arriving at the latter and admiring Brunel’s magnificent glass-roofed train-shed, was a reminder that the station was another place I hadn’t visited for many years either. My Advanced Ticket stipulated travel on the 10.32, but as I stood eyeing up the departure board, flat white in hand, it...

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Spring Decor Ideas: 60 Ways to Welcome the New Season into Your Home

If your home is feeling a little too drab and dreary, bring in the brightness of spring with our charming collection of spring decor ideas. These pieces add a touch of whimsy and lighthearted fun to any room, making it the perfect place to relax and rejuvenate. The arrival of spring brings the hope of new beginnings, warmer weather, and plenty of outdoor activities. It’s also a great time to freshen up your home to make it feel as if the new season has arrived. On that note, today’s article will showcase various home decoration ideas for the spring season. From colorful flowers to sweet treats, we’ve got you covered. Best Spring Home Decor Ideas Without further ado, let’s take...

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