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Need a general Great ideas thread in this section.

Posted By: Stub

Need a general Great ideas thread in this section. - 02/23/23 12:53 PM

So a lot of people can post neat things that make life easier or funner up

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Posted By: PMK

Re: Need a general Great ideas thread in this section. - 02/23/23 08:50 PM

hope you can put ice in that gutter
Posted By: Sauerkraut

Re: Need a general Great ideas thread in this section. - 02/24/23 02:59 AM

This probably isn’t the kind of idea you were hoping for, but I heard a good one the other day. When you’re done frying bacon, pour the grease into a cup or bowl lined with tin foil. Let the grease cool and set, then just pick up the tin foil. No dish washing and you don’t have that annoying cup or old grease sitting by the oven.
Posted By: GasGuzzler

Re: Need a general Great ideas thread in this section. - 02/24/23 11:50 AM

Originally Posted by Sauerkraut
This probably isn’t the kind of idea you were hoping for, but I heard a good one the other day. When you’re done frying bacon, pour the grease into a cup or bowl lined with tin foil. Let the grease cool and set, then just pick up the tin foil. No dish washing and you don’t have that annoying cup or old grease sitting by the oven.

We keep empty glass jars from pickles, etc. and use them for grease. Pour it off hot and it sets up for later.
Posted By: J.G.

Re: Need a general Great ideas thread in this section. - 02/24/23 09:25 PM

Originally Posted by GasGuzzler
Originally Posted by Sauerkraut
This probably isn’t the kind of idea you were hoping for, but I heard a good one the other day. When you’re done frying bacon, pour the grease into a cup or bowl lined with tin foil. Let the grease cool and set, then just pick up the tin foil. No dish washing and you don’t have that annoying cup or old grease sitting by the oven.

We keep empty glass jars from pickles, etc. and use them for grease. Pour it off hot and it sets up for later.


And then used to treat cast iron skillets.
Posted By: Old Rabbit

Re: Need a general Great ideas thread in this section. - 02/25/23 12:19 AM

Originally Posted by J.G.
Originally Posted by GasGuzzler
Originally Posted by Sauerkraut
This probably isn’t the kind of idea you were hoping for, but I heard a good one the other day. When you’re done frying bacon, pour the grease into a cup or bowl lined with tin foil. Let the grease cool and set, then just pick up the tin foil. No dish washing and you don’t have that annoying cup or old grease sitting by the oven.

We keep empty glass jars from pickles, etc. and use them for grease. Pour it off hot and it sets up for later.


And then used to treat cast iron skillets.


Or season green beans, pinto beans, cabbage and the list goes on.
Posted By: Jimbo1

Re: Need a general Great ideas thread in this section. - 02/25/23 01:03 AM

Originally Posted by Old Rabbit
Originally Posted by J.G.
Originally Posted by GasGuzzler
Originally Posted by Sauerkraut
This probably isn’t the kind of idea you were hoping for, but I heard a good one the other day. When you’re done frying bacon, pour the grease into a cup or bowl lined with tin foil. Let the grease cool and set, then just pick up the tin foil. No dish washing and you don’t have that annoying cup or old grease sitting by the oven.

We keep empty glass jars from pickles, etc. and use them for grease. Pour it off hot and it sets up for later.


And then used to treat cast iron skillets.


Or season green beans, pinto beans, cabbage and the list goes on.

Grandmother always had a Crisco can on the stove for bacon drippings.
Posted By: 68rustbucket

Re: Need a general Great ideas thread in this section. - 02/25/23 01:49 AM

Originally Posted by PMK
hope you can put ice in that gutter

Looks like it has some in there.
Posted By: NORML as can be

Re: Need a general Great ideas thread in this section. - 02/25/23 02:02 AM

I buried 4" PVC filled with can goods, Buried 6" PVC filled with rice & beans along with a few bottles of alcohol in trenches out at our place for shtf. Dug one up that's been out there for ten years, everything in it looked and tasted like it was just bought today.
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