Pseudoscorpions Could Be In Your Home in Minnesota
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We don t have scorpions in Minnesota, do we? Well, maybe not THOSE scorpions, but these pseudoscorpions could indeed be in your home here in the North Star State!
I have to say, I was today s days old when I first heard of pseudoscorpions. But, thanks to an online post from my colleague, Abby, who works for our sister radio station up in St. Cloud, I know about them now and how they could be in any of our homes here in Minnesota!
First, let s get right to it: pseudoscorpions look menacingly disgusting, don t they?!? I mean, look at those pinchers! But here s the thing: Unlike the scorpions we re all familiar with (the ones that live in the desert and can sting you), these pseudoscorpions may look fierce, but are, in reality, harmless.
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Homemade Ice Melt for Steps, Walkways, and Driveways
Got ice and snow on top of super cold temperatures this winter? “Everyday Cheapskate” reader Jennifer does, and she wrote, “Do you have a solution for melting ice and snow on walkways, driveways, steps, and windshields?”
I do, and at least one of these homemade recipes is sure to come to Jennifer’s rescue, and quite possibly yours, too. All of these recipes and methods use ordinary household items most of us keep on hand.
No. 1: Basic De-icer
Into a large container or bucket, pour 2 quarts water, 6 drops Blue Dawn dishwashing liquid, and 2 tablespoons rubbing alcohol (70 percent or 91 percent). Dispense using a spray bottle or other type of garden sprayer. Spray the mixture on icy area or steps, and watch the snow and/or the ice melt, which is going to make your job of making those areas safe so much easier.