5 Things to Do with Beer (Besides drink it :)
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5 Things to Do with Beer (Besides drink it :)
by Raeja Mon Nov 20, 2017 10:16 am
1. Soften Up Tough Meat
Who needs powdered meat tenderizer when you have some in a can? You guessed it: Beer makes a great
tenderizer for tough, inexpensive cuts of meat. Pour a can over the meat, and let it soak in for about an hour before cooking.
Even better, marinate it overnight in the fridge or put the beer in your slow cooker with the meat.
2. Polish Gold Jewelry
Get the shine back in your solid gold (i.e., minus any gemstones) rings and other jewelry by pouring a bit of beer
(not dark ale!) onto a soft cloth and rubbing it gently over the piece. Use a clean second cloth, and then off with
another dry cloth.
3. Remove Tea and Coffee Rug Stains
Getting that coffee or tea stain out of your rug may seem impossible, but you can literally lift it out by pouring
a bit of beer right on top. Rub the beer lightly into the material, and the stain should disappear. You may have to
repeat the process a couple of times to remove all traces of the stain.
4. Clean Wood Furniture
Have you got some beer that’s old or went flat? Use it to clean wooden furniture. Just wipe it on with a soft
cloth, and then off with another dry cloth.
5. Use as a Setting Lotion
Put some life back into flat hair with some flat beer. Before you get into the shower, mix 3 tablespoons beer
in ½ cup warm water. After you shampoo your hair, rub in the solution, let it set for a couple of minutes,
then rinse it off. You may be so pleased by what you see, you’ll want to keep a six-pack in the bathroom
Who needs powdered meat tenderizer when you have some in a can? You guessed it: Beer makes a great
tenderizer for tough, inexpensive cuts of meat. Pour a can over the meat, and let it soak in for about an hour before cooking.
Even better, marinate it overnight in the fridge or put the beer in your slow cooker with the meat.
2. Polish Gold Jewelry
Get the shine back in your solid gold (i.e., minus any gemstones) rings and other jewelry by pouring a bit of beer
(not dark ale!) onto a soft cloth and rubbing it gently over the piece. Use a clean second cloth, and then off with
another dry cloth.
3. Remove Tea and Coffee Rug Stains
Getting that coffee or tea stain out of your rug may seem impossible, but you can literally lift it out by pouring
a bit of beer right on top. Rub the beer lightly into the material, and the stain should disappear. You may have to
repeat the process a couple of times to remove all traces of the stain.
4. Clean Wood Furniture
Have you got some beer that’s old or went flat? Use it to clean wooden furniture. Just wipe it on with a soft
cloth, and then off with another dry cloth.
5. Use as a Setting Lotion
Put some life back into flat hair with some flat beer. Before you get into the shower, mix 3 tablespoons beer
in ½ cup warm water. After you shampoo your hair, rub in the solution, let it set for a couple of minutes,
then rinse it off. You may be so pleased by what you see, you’ll want to keep a six-pack in the bathroom
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Re: 5 Things to Do with Beer (Besides drink it :)
by Raeja Mon Nov 20, 2017 10:20 am
When I was a kid, we use to just dump the leftover beer (from what mom didnt finish the nite before)directly into our hair after we shampoo'd We never "diluted" it
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