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A really good treatment for powdery mildew is: 1 gal water, 1 T dish soap, 1 T baking soda.
I put it in a spray bottle to make applying it easy.
Some recipes call for adding oil. I have never found a need for the oil.
JudyJ Johnston wrote:Chew up some plantain leaves and squish them on. Having a jar of plantain salve is handy.
we turn on the blanket an hour or two before retiring for the night; and turn it OFF when we go to bed. the bed is warm enough to get comfortably off to sleep. (it almost seems decadent in our 'live simply' and 'buy less' goals, but the blanket was inherited and one VERY cold night we decided to give it a try. hard to give up 'cozy' now...)Julie Harris wrote:caution ... against using electric blankets.
F Agricola wrote:...
1. The soap scraps can be soaked in water with a few spoonfuls of cheap vegetable oil to make 'White Oil' - used in the garden on fruit trees and roses to kill scale bugs, aphids, etc.
2. Place it in an old sock and use it to wash dishes...
Edward Norton wrote:
1) Don’t buy stuff in the first place
Erica Egge wrote: (in Post 3) "When I was in town I keep seeing this tree I am not familar with. Anyone know what it is? It looks like a cross between a willow and an Aspen to me."
Cassie Langstraat wrote:... I just tested all the forms and they are working properly so maybe something was happening at the time that got fixed? Care to try again and let me know if it is still not working?