Good ideas that I learned here

[makeblessed]

Thanks for the idea about about using flour on burns, I've never heard that before; very useful information to know, as has been said you can always learn something new!

[gramev64]

I also learn things on the forum, but mostly I like reading what other people say about things. I did the window blind washing that someone had put on, to take blinds (the plastic ones) and lay them down like I laid mine down on my back porch and took water and soap and washed them with a mop, then turned them over and did the same treatment and then rinsed..  They came out pretty darn clean, I had to do a few spots that I missed. Would you believe I used to take a cleaner and clean one strip at a time?  That was very time consuming!

[Getinonthis]

I learnt a few things here on FusionCash, but there's one thing that always make me happy and excited,
And that's when someone gets paid or cashout, especially newbies! 
I find they're responses to be motivating, reminding me of when I first started.

[momoney555]

Never knew about using flour to heal kitchen burns.  I have always applied ice to a simple burn to immediately relieve pain and prevent blistering.  also if the burn is allowed to heal normally the darkened skin will just peel off eventually and wont leave a scar.

[work778]

Really flour??  That is a very unique solution to a burn.  I am going to try it next time and see how it works!