Stop a car radiator leak

    A heat wave has hit your town, and your aging, leaking car radiator isn't

too happy about it. If it's overheating because of a small leak, pepper can

help. Before you bring your car to a mechanic for a more thorough repair,

pour a handful of pepper into your radiator. It will temporarily plug the leaks

until you can get some help.

Use as a decongestant

    Is your nose stopped up? Are your ears plugged? Do you have a cold?

Forget the over-the-counter medications. Nothing gets things flowing again

faster than some cayenne pepper. Sprinkle it on your food and grab some

tissues.

Keep colors bright

    That new cherry-red shirt you just purchased is fantastic, but just think

how faded the color will look after the shirt has been washed a few times.

Add a teaspoon of pepper to the wash load. Pepper keeps bright colors

bright and prevents them from running too.

Get bugs off plants

    There's nothing more frustrating than a swarm of bugs nibbling at your

fledgling garden. Just when things are starting to pop up, the bugs are there,

chowing down. Mix black pepper with flour. Sprinkle around your plants. Bugs

take a hike.

Deter deer from your garden

    Your freshly budding garden seems as if it's ringing the dinner bell for the

neighborhood deer. They'll find another place to dine if you spray your

bushes with a cayenne and water mixture.

Keep ants out of the kitchen

    Two or three of your annual summer visitors have invaded your kitchen.

Those ants are looking for sugar. Give them some pepper instead. Cayenne

pepper sprinkled in spots where the ants are looking, such as along the

backs of your countertops or on your baseboards, will tell them that no sugar

is ahead.

Kill an ant colony

    If you find the ants' home colony a little too close to yours and it is

causing them to relocate to your kitchen, cayenne pepper can help get rid of

it. Pour the pepper down the ant hole and say so long to ants.

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Thanks & Regards,
 
ANISH