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are you like me, retired & too much time on your hands,wracking your brain for constructive use of this precious commodity ?
well i can thoroughly recommend this excercise in scroogonomy
once you have emptied your teapot & about to dispose of your used teabags try this
squeeze out excess moisture & place teabag on the windowsill for a day to dry out
once this is done get an old baked bean tin or other small container & put in dried teabag & add about a teaspoon of kerosene ( available from your supermarket or hardware store)
leave overnite to soak, take out regenerated teabag & put in a suitable storage container with a waterproof lid,this is for safety & to eliminate the kerosene odour
I have been using this method for the last 3 winters
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