Once a tea light candle is used, a tiny aluminum cup is left over. Discover how to repurpose this item around your house ...

The crayons are going to melt down and your letters will not be completely full if you don’t put enough crayons. Also, my cousin got advice to not mix together light colors and dark colors.

Students from Madison County Career Technical Center brought in over 1,700 pounds of old and broken crayons to be recycled for a good cause on Monday. The Crayon Initiative takes donated crayons ...

An item that has sticky sap, stickery scales with thorns, and hefts some weight when it falls has become a holiday legend.

Tea lights, those small round candles often encased in aluminum, are known for their ability to add warmth and coziness to a space, especially in the winter. As they're inexpensive and come in ...

Michelle It lets you stack things more efficiently, looks neater and will help you find what you need much more quickly.

Working with one color at a time, remove the wrappers from old, stubby crayons and break them into small pieces. Melt them on the stovetop in a bain-marie — an empty soup can floating in a pot of ...

Another great at-home activity to create lovely Christmas memories is making a scrapbook. Even really young children can draw a picture of what they’ve been doing or glue in something from the day ...

Most of the crayons used at home would start to melt and bend in your hand as you colored with them. There was always the school Christmas play the week before school got out for Christmas vacation.

For the littlest one on your shopping list, turn to these jumbo easy-grip crayons. They’re designed ... a thick slice of sourdough with unsalted melted butter. It's a dupe to Oprah's favorite ...

On a tray are dark glass medicine bottles with labels like “waxy/crayon,” “mushroomy ... shredded and melted. For shred performance, they judge characteristics like “straightness ...