What a wonderful friend you are! This type of "service" could benefit a lot of nursing-home residents who have friends or family who live outside their area code. When she runs out of minutes, I just call the number listed on the card and add more time. Now she is able to use the paper to guide her when calling her friend. I typed the instructions and what to expect at each step in the process of the call in large type. She found this process confusing, and it was difficult to read the small print on the long-distance phone card. This is a good scrub for elbows and feet, too.ĭear Heloise: My older friend wanted to call a close friend who had been moved to nursing home out of her local calling area. Just another way to use good ol' baking soda! -Heloise Hint: A baking-soda scrub can also benefit tired, overworked hands! Just wet your hands, sprinkle with baking soda and begin to scrub away the day's work! Rinse and dry, then rub in a generous amount of moisturizing hand lotion. Rinse, pat dry and follow with your favorite face cream. It's the texture of the baking soda that makes it a mild facial scrub - so, after washing with your usual cleanser, apply the baking-soda mixture (you can also mix 3 parts baking soda with 1 part water) and lightly scrub to a healthy glow. In fact, I recommend that very thing in my Baking Soda Hints and Recipes pamphlet, which you can receive by sending $4 and a long, self-addressed, stamped (60 cents) envelope to: Heloise/Baking Soda, P.O. What a refreshing, natural way to really clean your face. Put 1 teaspoon of baking soda into the palm of your hand, add warm water to make a paste, apply to your face, leave on for about three minutes, then rinse.
I also found a great use for baking soda as a facial scrub/mask that I use weekly. Dear Heloise:I read your article about the many uses of baking soda.
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