How do you bleach clothes with spray bottles?

You certainly could; you could use the same format but use gallon milk jugs. Each one can have three or four strawberry plants in it, just cut more "windows."

Try using a toothbrush and some toothpaste or baking soda and brush it all over. You can use warm water to rinse it pretty well and see if the stickiness...

No, wash your dyed shirt separately to prevent the colors bleeding into other clothes. After a couple of washes your dyed fabric can be washed with other clothes.

Aluminum cans work great, as do other cylindrical items around your house.

If you're packing liquor or wine bottles, put them in the middle of the bag surrounded by clothes. That should protect them from breaking.

Yes! Try recycling your pill bottles if you can't repurpose them. If you have lots of empty pill bottles and can't reuse them all, ask local charities and organizations if...

Filling the bottles with boiling water will kill off any of the germs that are left on the surface.

Fill the bottle with a little bit of water and microwave it until the water gets hot.

You should not use it more frequently than indicated on the instructions on the box that accompanies the nasal spray.