- To remove perspiration stains from white T-shirts, dissolve two aspirins in half a cup of warm water and apply to the area of the fabric where the stain is. This should be left for a couple of hours before washing.
- First aid for pimples: Crush an aspirin tablet and add a little water to make a paste. Cover the pimple with this paste and after a few minutes rinse it off. The pimple will be less red and reduced in size. Aspirin is an astringent.
- Drop a soluble aspirin tablet into the water before arranging cut flowers in a vase. It helps to keep them fresh for longer.
- To treat dandruff, crush two aspirin tablets and add them to your usual shampoo. Leave on the hair for a couple of minutes and rinse as normal.
- Mosquito bites can be eased by wetting the skin and rubbing an aspirin over the spot.
- Take some fresh lemon juice and mix it with a soluble aspirin to make a mixture that will remove grass stains, nicotine stains, etc from hands.
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Friday, August 31, 2007
6 Surprising Uses For Aspirin
Friday, August 10, 2007
A flip side to free antibiotics
Publix, the Lakeland based supermarket chain is giving, with a prescription, seven of its generic antibiotics for free.
Last year, Wal-Mart announced a plan to offer generics for $4 bucks. Publix matched that deal. The catch this time is that Publix discontinued its $4 dollar match with this new free antibiotic campaign. Some customers who were used to paying $4 bucks will now go back to paying regular price.
One step forward, two way back for the supermarket giant.
Razoo Launches $10,000 Change Your World Contest
This week Razoo announced the launch of their $10,000 Change Your World Contest. Any organization that creates a group on Razoo.com and recruits 100 members by September 15, 2007 will be entered into the $10,000 Contest. The Razoo community will then vote on their favorite organization to win!
To learn more about the $10,000 Change Your World Contest, click here:
http://beta.razoo.com/win10k
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