Mint oil can have various uses: it can be used to give a mint flavor to soft drinks and other foods such as chocolate and icing; it is also used to keep ants away and to combat the constriction of the respiratory tract. You can make mint oil at home by following these simple steps.
Many people - besides artists - want to draw, but often there seems to be no inspiration. You find yourself sitting and bored in front of a piece of paper while wondering where to start… If you've ever found yourself in this situation, read this simple guide to drawing a masterpiece even without having any idea!
If you own a maple, you most likely have an overabundance of seeds once a year. The incredible news is that they can be eaten. Once cooked, they take on a flavor that can be described as halfway between peas and nixtamal. They can also be enjoyed raw or dried and added to a salad.
The skeletons of the leaves are an added value for any artifact. This article briefly describes how simple it can be to get them. Steps Method 1 of 2: Sodium Carbonate Step 1. Keep the leaves pressed into old telephone directories or dictionaries They must remain untouched inside books or under heavy objects in a dry environment for several weeks.
Shamrocks are considered to be symbols of good luck everywhere. If you're feeling unlucky, or feel like you need a quick shot of luck, you'll want to know how to find some. With proper techniques and a keen eye, you will be able to find shamrocks among regular clover seedlings with little effort.