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The article from Better Homes & Gardens provides detailed instructions on creating various holiday garlands using simple household items and craft supplies. Projects include making felt ribbon candy, paper bag poinsettias, cereal box stars, metallic fans, paper cup bells, coffee filter snowflakes, mixed materials garland, and tiered yarn tassels. Each project offers step-by-step instructions and materials needed to create unique and festive decorations for the holiday season. The article encourages creativity and collaboration, making it a fun activity for friends or family to enjoy together. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Real Simple provides five tips for easier and better vacuuming. The first tip suggests using a dryer sheet in the replacement bag of a canister vacuum to make everything smell better, but warns against putting a dryer sheet in a bagless vacuum. The second tip recommends using painter's tape to prevent scuff marks on walls when vacuuming. The third tip suggests placing a damp paper towel on top of the dirt and dust in a bagless vacuum before emptying it into the trash to minimize messy dust clouds. The fourth tip advises using an empty toilet paper roll to reach into tiny crevices that regular attachments can't reach. The final tip suggests using a stocking over the hose attachment to retrieve lost earring backings from hard-to-reach spots. [Extracted from the article]

Amy Ryan, a 56-year-old actress, discusses various personal experiences in an interview. She talks about dancing in front of mirrors as a child, staying up late to search for a lost bracelet, indulging in cookies-and-cream ice cream, keeping a troll doll from high school as a superstition, and finding humor in her dog's antics with toilet paper. The interview provides a glimpse into Ryan's personal life and interests. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses, the magazine's unvarnished coverage of bloated blockbusters, rampaging Hollywood egos, and various misbegotten projects that time blessedly erased would earn us more than a few famous enemies along the way (Seth MacFarlane literally turned us into toilet paper on Family Guy; Eddie Murphy is still not on speed dial).

The realist UNCOMMON SOLUTIONS TO EVERYDAYPROBLEMS Entryway The Jetsons-style homecoming starts before you even hit the welcome mat. Whether you're coming in the front door or through the garage, a few smart gadgets can make your life easier - as long as your Wi-Fi signal is strong enough. Smart TVs are now widely available, and you can augment their features with a few other gizmos to create the perfect movie night. Kitchen With the exception of water-saving options, the cost of smart kitchen appliances makes them harder to recommend than gadgets in other areas of the home. [Extracted from the article]

Family Finds a Cute Vacation Crasher ST. ALBANS, MAINE The Scholten family was road-tripping to the EAA AirVenture air show in Oshkosh, Wis., when they got the surprise of nine lifetimes: Their cat Delilah had stowed away in their camper, popping out in Toledo, Ohio, 900 miles from home. PHOTO (COLOR): Fun Fact:Vincler used six and a half megarolls of toilet paper to complete her dress. Last month the retired dance instructor, 66, bested 1,574 other contestants to win the 18th Annual Charm Weddings Toilet Paper Wedding Dress Contest. [Extracted from the article]

The article features the Little Free Pantry (LFP) that offers food and basic hygiene items founded by Jessica McClard of Fayetteville, Arkansas in 2016.

The article presents a quiz concerning the Independence Day in the U.S alongwith answers, offers step-by-step instructions to make dry fireworks using cardboard tube and toilet paper and also presents a recipe for the Smoky Barbecue Burgers.

The article offers tips on controlling children from making a mess. Rahil Briggs, a toddler psychologist and director of Healthy Steps at Montefiore Medical Center in New York City, recommends giving toddlers their very own toilet paper roll in a different color or pattern which they can unroll. To deal with messy eating, the author recommends putting a large wipeable mat underneath the high chair.

He's unexpectedly home from college - a hulking man-child in too-short pajamas, foraging for his midday breakfast. Honestly, I feel like we're going to end up eating our shoe leather one way or another - a single Trader Joe's chile-cheese tamale isn't going to save us from that. My husband pulls up my chives, mistaking them for weeds, and I spare him my usual woe-is-me routine. [Extracted from the article]

The article reports on the toilet paper and loose-leaf tea care packages being sent from the Orlando, Florida, business Infusion Tea cafe.

The article discusses miscellaneous topics which include information on the toilet paper from Who Gives a Crap, collaboration of L'Occitane's with Anna Bond, creative director at Rifle Paper Co. for a Valentine's Day gift and the journey of the U.S. team WinterFest for Winter Olympics.

The article presents information on new uses of domestic households. A votive-candel holder whose original purpose is to throw a little mood lighting over Monday night's spahetti, can be used for holding toothpicks in ones party. Marbles which are used for shooting for the hole while playing for keepsies, can be used for alerting one when he or she needs to add more water to a double boiler. Place a few marbles in the bottom pan; they'll start to rattle when most of the water has evaporated. A toilet-paper tube that is used for moving the toilet tissue round and round, can now be used for storing an extension cord.

Presents several stories about child rearing from various readers of "Parents" in the U.S. Use of a laundry basket in teaching a child to sit up on his own; Efforts to teach a child about good and bad choices; Information on preventing a child from unrolling the toilet paper in the bathroom.

Gives ideas for recycling toilet-paper tubes.

The article provides suggestions for using old household utensils for various purposes. Coasters are used to keep wet glasses from making rings on tables. However, they can be used to catch escaping drips of sticky stuff from bottles and jars in cupboards. Vase can be used to help toilet paper hide in plain sight. Ponytail holder can be used to seal up gifts with a twist of the wrist. Photo albums can be used to organize business cards. Vegetable bags are used to carry potatoes, onions and tomatoes. However, they can be used to scrub utensils.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for the creation of pasta necklaces and fire-breathing dragons from plastic bags and toilet-paper rolls.

The article offers brief information on several home products including toilet-paper dispenser from Uncommongoods LLC, stand-up makeup case from Sephora SA, and box cutter from Slice Inc.

The article reports that using moist toilet-paper wipes can cause contact dermatitis in some people, according to a study from Archives of Dermatology.

The article presents advice related to saving money. It suggests that one should use products such as toilet paper in such a way to reduce household expenses. One is also advised to purchase products in bulk, to buy disposable holiday party items to save cash, and to spend below the credit limit of one's credit card.

The article presents information on "Greenpeace Recycled Tissue and Toilet Paper Guide," which is available for free download at "greenpeace.org/tissueguide." The guide ranks eco-friendliest brands based on the amount of recycled and post-consumer content they use.

The article offers instructions for three uses of toilet paper rolls.

The article presents solution for four common household problems. With four times as many sheets as a standard roll, the Charmin MegaRoll means three fewer times you have to replace it. Peach Nut Oil Liquid Soap can be used as a body wash, a shaving soap, a shampoo, a detergent for fine washables, a floor cleaner, and a jewelry cleaner. The Crisco Simple Measures cap has marks for one tablespoon, ¼ cup, and 1/3 cup and deposits any excess back into the bottle. The Bella Band is a stretchy tube that covers the unbuttoned waistband of old pants

The article presents several embarrassing moments experienced by the teenagers. One of the teenager sweat a lot when she dance, so one time her friend told her to put some toilet paper under her armpits. It was not such a great idea, because while she was dancing the toilet paper slid down to her chest and then fell out from under her shirt. Everyone thought she stuffed her bra. Another teenager went to Europe this past summer with a teen program, and when all the group members landed in London they were all standing around waiting for their luggage to come down the conveyor belt. All of a sudden, a long trail of pads and tampons trickled down the ramp, followed by her open suitcase, revealing all the contents to everyone in the program.

Reveals that the fragrance in certain toilet papers may be irritating to a child's sensitive skin and recommends buying unscented products to avoid this problem.