Treat Hair Loss With Hibiscus

I have previously made a post about hair loss, which has been a big problem of mine. Especially right after shower, I find it frustrating when strands of my hair cling to the comb at a considerable amount.

Anyway, hibiscus is another way to treat hair loss because they have rejuvenating effects for the hair. Hibiscus flowers are locally known as gumamela flowers, which are very common species on some parts of the globe. To treat our hair with hibiscus flowers, here are the following steps:

• Take 2-3 flowers and crush them.
• Make a paste by simply adding 3-4 drops of coconut oil.
• Apply paste directly on scalp and hair. Rinse well after wards.

That's it!

Water Cooler Safe

If you are using water cooler at home, keep it safe for drinking by cleaning it regularly - - at least once a month. In that way, it drives the bacteria away.

Here's how: Run a 50-50 mixture of hydrogen peroxide and baking soda through the reservoir and spigots, then remove the residue by rinsing the cooler with four or more gallons of tap water.

Easy!

Home Remedies

Even though how much we avoid minor infirmities, we could not avoid them. They come to our household in the least expected circumstance and most unwelcome manner. But nonetheless, when they have already taken their place, what would be the things to do in order to get rid of them at no cost (meaning, no medicines and hospital expenses).

Well, there are some home remedies that could somehow help us cure minor infirmities. These are simple and I am very glad to know such.

Does it ever cross your mind that Colgate Toothpaste could make an excellent salve for burns? Well, think again because they could.

Got sore throat? Have one-fourth cup of vinegar mixed with one-fourth cup of honey. Take one tablespoon six times in a day and expect your sore throat to be gone! The vinegar kills the bacteria causing the sore in the throat.

Make your toenails clean and healthy again! Get rid of those ugly and unwanted toenail fungus by soaking your toes in Listerine Mouthwash. The antiseptic is very good in eliminating the germs, leaving your toes fresh and clean.

For splinters, just pour a drop of Elmer's Glue to the area where the splinter is located. Let it dry and peel off the dried glue. Observe that the splinter sticks to the glue.

Do you have urinary tract infections? Well, now you can have a cure with Alka-Seltzer. Just dissolve two tablets in a glass of water, and drink it as soon as the symptom starts.

Bid adieu to skin blemishes with honey. Cover the blemish with a dab of honey and place a band-aid over it. In the process, the honey kills the bacteria within and keeps the skin sterile. Likewise, it speeds up the healing.

Gotta try them, and no more worries on costly medicines.

On Removing Stains

It is a known fact that kids really want to display their creativity at every given opportunity. When crayons or pens are just on their reach, then expect that your walls will be filled with "works of art" in minutes.

My three kids are fond of writing on the walls no matter how many times they are told not to do it.

Thanks to some tips that I got, which has somehow helped me get rid of those marks...

For crayon marks:

• Spray lubricant (car lubricant) on the area with the marks
• Wipe with a soft cloth, in a circular motion
• If there are still stains that remained, wash them with a sponge with dish soap and water.

For pencil marks:

• Erase the pencil marks off your wall using a white, gum eraser
• If no eraser is available, use baking soda to wipe them off... (baking soda should be mixed with a bit of water
• Rub the area with a non-gel toothpaste

I have tried these tips and it really worked. Now, I don't worry too much everytime my kids are having their art sessions... but then, the effort of cleaning out their mess is still tiring...