I Tried The Highest Rated Stain Remover On Amazon

A deliciously cheesy slow cooker soup, 3 useful things you can do with a paper bag, and more. October 9, 2021 [View Online]( Good morning! Around here, Saturdays in autumn are all about BYU football. Not only is BYU my alma mater, but their football team was my dad’s pride and joy—he and my mom went to every home game for years. We’ll be cheering on the Cougars this afternoon as they take on Boise State (though not as loudly as Dad, I’m sure). Today’s newsletter covers a variety of topics, from stain removers to soup recipes. Plus, there’s a new Remember When that deals with the “awkward years” of computer technology—also known as the 1980s. Jillee TODAY'S GOOD THING I Tried The Highest Rated Stain Remover On Amazon [Photos of Jillee holding and using Folex Instant Carpet Spot Remover.]( With a 4.5-star rating from over 50,000 reviews, I had to see for myself if it lived up to the hype. I hadn’t heard of it before it started making the rounds on social media recently, but apparently [Folex Instant Carpet Spot Remover]( has been around for decades. With it having such a high average rating on Amazon, I decided to buy it and put it to the test in order to see if it really worked as well as people claim. Because this stain remover has been getting so much attention online, my goal is to provide you with trustworthy information and insight on the subject. I hope it proves helpful to you in deciding whether it's something you’d like to try for yourself. Here’s what you should know about Folex Instant Carpet Spot Remover: 1. It Works On A Variety Of Stains And Fabrics. Folex Instant Carpet Spot Remover effectively removes a variety of stains on carpet, clothing, and more. It even works on old stains—I used it on the remnants of a pet stain I'd partially treated a few months ago, and it took care of the remainder of the stain easily. 2. It’s Easy To Use. This stain remover is not only easy to use, but it can actually be pretty fun too. This is especially true when using it on fresh stains, because they often vanish before your eyes! Even old stains require relatively little effort on your part—just spray and blot, no need to scrub or rinse. [4 More Things You Should Know About Folex ➜]( Related • [How To Make My Ultimate Stain Remover Spray]( • [7 Stain Removal Mistakes You Should Avoid At All Costs]( ⚡️QUICK TIPS⚡️ • Your refrigerator is great at keeping most foods fresh, but these 15 things have proven to be exceptions to the rule. [Read more ➜]( • Packed with omega-3s and calcium, chia seeds are nutritious and endlessly versatile. Learn 14 ways to use them. [Read more ➜]( • No time to give your skin some TLC? No problem—you can do these 7 skin treatments while you’re in the shower. [Read more ➜]( COOKING Slow Cooker Lasagna Soup [A photo of a bowl of lasagna soup.]( Instead of laboring over a fiddly lasagna, let your slow cooker do all the work for you. While I love eating lasagna, I’ve never been a big fan of making it. Luckily for me, I can enjoy the flavors of lasagna without all the effort by whipping up a batch of slow cooker lasagna soup. It’s deliciously cheesy and just the sort of thing that will warm you up on a chilly fall evening. While the soup is plenty filling, don’t let that stop you from serving garlic bread alongside it for dipping. Here’s how to make it: To the crock of your slow cooker, add 1 pound of ground beef, 1 cup of diced onion, 1 cup of diced green pepper, 3 minced garlic cloves, a 15-ounce can of diced tomatoes, 1/4 cup of tomato paste, 6 cups of chicken broth, 1 teaspoon each of dried oregano, dried basil, and black pepper, and 2 teaspoons of salt. Stir to combine and cook on High for 4 hours, then stir in 1/2 cup of heavy cream, 3/4 cup of grated Parmesan cheese, and 4-5 ounces of dry pasta noodles. (If you’re using large or long noodles, break them into smaller pieces before adding.) Replace the cover of your slow cooker and cook for 30 more minutes, or until the pasta is tender. Serve the soup warm, topped with shredded mozzarella. [See The Full Recipe ➜]( UNUSUAL USES 3 Useful Things You Can Do With A Paper Bag [Photos of uses for paper bags.]( Here are a few practical uses for paper bags you can add to your bag of tricks. 1. Ripen Fruit Faster. You can ripen certain fruits faster by placing them in a paper bag and rolling the top closed. Let the bag sit out on your counter for a day or two, and as the fruit releases ethylene gas it will speed up the ripening process. This works with bananas, tomatoes, pears, peaches, avocados, and more. 2. Collect Compost. Another smart way to use paper bags is to collect food scraps for composting. When you take it out to empty it onto your compost pile (or into your composting bin), you can even shred the paper bag itself up and toss it in too. (Shredding it into small pieces will help the paper break down faster.) 3. Wrap A Gift. Use a paper bag to wrap a gift by cutting the bag open, laying it out flat, then gathering the bag around your gift at the top. Wrap a piece of ribbon or twine to tie it off and your gift will be ready for gifting. (I like to use paper bags to wrap homemade soaps and bath bombs—the rustic look works!) JILLEE'S PICK An Instagram Account Spreading Positivity [An image of three phone screens displaying the Upworthy Instagram account and posts.]( These days, a brief visit to the website of your preferred news outlet is enough to send anyone’s spirits plummeting. There’s a lot of difficult and tragic things going on in the world, and while it’s important to be aware of those things, it’s also important not to let ourselves be overwhelmed by despair and negativity. The media you consume is a “diet” of sorts, and just like any other diet, balance is key. The daily news is giving us plenty of tragedy and suffering, but most of us could use more sources of joy, gratitude, and inspiration. One such source that I recently added to my own media diet is the Upworthy account on Instagram ([@upworthy](. Whenever I come across a video they’ve shared in my feed, it ends up giving me a boost of good feelings I didn’t even know I needed. They share cute animal videos, silly dance moves, wholesome reunions, and all kinds of heartwarming content. [Check it out]( if you could use more positivity in your Instagram feed. REMEMBER WHEN Word Processors And Dot Matrix Printers [Photos of a dot matrix printer and a Tandy word processor.]( When I moved to Bismarck, North Dakota to accept my first post-college job as a news reporter, I brought two very important (and in my own mind, very cool) things with me: my Tandy word processor and a brand new dot matrix printer. Once I got my Tandy hooked up to my printer at my desk, I felt like the ‘80s version of a “girlboss.” I had my very own desk in a real newsroom, a variety of very professional blazers (with requisite shoulder pads), and a word processor that I only occasionally wanted to hurl out the nearest window. Of course, there was the minor drawback of not being able to hear a single thing that was going on around me. Between the clacking keys of my word processor and the screeching of my printer, it’s frankly miraculous I didn’t suffer any major hearing loss. While you couldn’t pay me to go back to my word processor—mainly because I enjoy being able to save more than four pages of text at a time—I think I could get by today using that old dot matrix printer. (Is it weird that I kind of miss tearing the edges off of the paper?) A FEW MORE THINGS... Leif Erikson Day: Today is Leif Erikson Day, honoring the [Norse explorer]( who led the first Europeans to set foot in North America. It’s also a celebration of Nordic American heritage, observed on the anniversary of the [arrival of the first Norwegian immigrants]( on October 9, 1825. (This wave of immigration from Norway would eventually bring the Nystuls to America.) On This Day: In 1986, the musical [The Phantom of the Opera]( opened in Her Majesty's Theatre in London's West End. Today it is the third longest-running show in West End history, and the single longest-running show in Broadway history at over 13,000 performances. What did you think of today's email? 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