What role does the development of good hygiene practices have in home economics? Hygiene can play a very large part in the maintenance of your household. We all think of Home Economics and automatically think of cooking and sewing. Do you ever think of your personal hygiene as a skill that falls into this category? Home Economics Hygiene: Learned at…
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Growing up, I can’t remember not having a jar full of Mom’s Spicy French Dressing in the fridge. To this day, it is my Dad’s all-time favorite dressing.
I love my clothesline. Not that I love doing laundry, but how many of us do? Something about it just makes me happy. Here are 5 reasons why I love my clothesline and hope you will too. Just sitting down to write this makes me a bit nostalgic. I would have to do some digging, but I know somewhere in…
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Home Economics may have left our school systems, but it should still be a vital part of how you run your home. Here are my top 5 home economics skills you need to learn. Before I even get to the list, I want to talk about Homemaking and Home Economics. Essentially they are the same, but there are a few…
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Ever wish you could have the look of shiplap without the hassle? Here’s how I gave my laundry room the look with my DIY Faux Shiplap technique. When I moved in here with my husband, the house had not been updated since probably the 1970s. Remember when wallpaper was the “in” thing? Yeah. I hate that stuff. It can be…
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