Good ideas that I learned here

[lbeery]

I recently viewed a post started by someone seeking advice about and idea for a job that chided them for thinking this was an employment service.  That got me thinking about how we find the answers to our questions and learn from others.  So, please post about something you learned from reading the Forum posts or something that made you see something differently or just made you feel better.

I learned that putting flour on a kitchen burn (like from touching a hot pan or something) really takes the burn away and sometimes there isn't even a blister.  My husband thought I was crazy when I shoved his burnt fingers into the flour bin when he accidently laid his hand on the hot stovetop. He was amazed! Now we keep a canister of flour in the frigde for kitchen accidents.

[bszamborski]

Never heard of the flour trick! As I often burn my hands in the oven, this is a great suggestion for people like me. Thanks!

[debilou2]

Great idea  Hope I never get any burns,but will keep flour handy just in case!  Thanks!!

[EDW39A]

I recently viewed a post started by someone seeking advice about and idea for a job that chided them for thinking this was an employment service.  That got me thinking about how we find the answers to our questions and learn from others.  So, please post about something you learned from reading the Forum posts or something that made you see something differently or just made you feel better.

I learned that putting flour on a kitchen burn (like from touching a hot pan or something) really takes the burn away and sometimes there isn't even a blister.  My husband thought I was crazy when I shoved his burnt fingers into the flour bin when he accidently laid his hand on the hot stovetop. He was amazed! Now we keep a canister of flour in the frigde for kitchen accidents.

I have learned a lot here in the FusionCash forum, everything from cooking ideas to fitness ideas. But the thing I am most happy about is learning how to make a little money on line and then how to turn that into bigger money on line. And seeing models for big money, like the model woodrowood12 uses to have made almost $50k here on FusionCash.

[vjpruitt]

Thanks for the flour trick.  Never heard of it, but will keep it in mind.  Fusion cash gave me the option to send money by western union without ever leaving my house and get paid for doing it also.  I really liked that tip.   

[gramev64]

I am definately going to try this with the flour.  It seems I am always burning myself and then running for the faucet to run cold water on it.  Helps for a little while.  Thanks for sharing!

[charmaine56]

Flour will put out a kitchen fire.

anyway I like the 50,000 model job. lol

[gkaps]

how to people figure these things out? pretty cool.

[CharmedPhoenix]

I've got two favorite things that I learned here.  There was a thread here that taught up about all kinds of cool and unusual creatures.    I've also learned about other trusted sites to make money on. 

[EDW39A]

Flour will put out a kitchen fire.

anyway I like the 50,000 model job. lol

Lol not  MODEL job, but a model for making money on sites like FusionCash. Lots to learn here to get your on line money making going strong. And you can start for free if you have a computer. Got my first cashout just coming on and doing free offers, later I did make some purchases but stuff I was going to buy anyway and got money back or a discount.

[minkatrozic]

I always keep flour in the kitchen, but I have never used it for burns. Thanks very much for your info. I love hearing things like this. I hate burns and since I cook a lot this will help me.

[tclark15]

Thinks for the trick about the flour.  I usually keep baking soda around the stove to put out out fires  that flame up from grease spills.

[syorker82]

Wow I did not know that about Flour.  I know in the old days they say put butter on the burns but I learned later that you NEVER should do that.  The butter actually just make the burn worse like cooking yourself.  If you can't run luke-warm water over the burn I know now to try flour.   

[syorker82]

Also thanks about the idea for keep baking soda around for grease fires.  I had a bad kitchen fire a couple of years ago.  If only I knew then to do this it would have saved my kitchen.         

[kroberts13]

thanks for the info on the flour for burns i will have to try it some day,i never heard of it before,but i always keep flour next to my stove.i have my young adult (children) doing some cooking and sometimes gets burned.