Perhaps you think you’ve graduated from chalk — after all, who needs the stuff when you’re no longer interested in playing hopscotch?! But chalk isn’t all fun and games. Indeed, there are several practical and clever ways to use chalk around the house. Click through to check out some of them.
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Adorable ! Thank you for sharing.
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+ add your ownThank you for the ideas.
thanks.
Great tips.Thanks for sharing
Thanks, more great tips....
I will be trying the ant trick. These articles are just great.
Nie znałam sposobu na mrówki, do tej pory stosowałam w ogrodzie proszek do pieczenia - też skutkował.
I think that ants do not cross the chalk for the same reason as diatomaceous earth-both feel soft to us, but contain glass-like shards for insects.
noted.
Thank you for sharing.
I'll have to try that with the ants this spring.
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