Walkn The Dogs & more

11/13/2024

Took care of these sweeties, a few days ago. They are sooo loving.
Lois
Walkn The Dogs & more
626-590-4689

11/11/2024

Took care of these sweeties, yesterday. They are so loving.
“Walkn The Dogs & more”.
626-590-4689. Lois

11/09/2024

Take a Walk with Your Dog Today! 🐾🌳

Did you know that spending time outdoors and walking your dog can significantly improve your mental well-being? Fresh air, physical activity, and the companionship of your furry friend can reduce stress, boost your mood, and increase overall happiness. So, leash up and enjoy the benefits of nature together! 🐶

11/09/2024

Please spread the word for this lost pet. Britney was LOST on September 7, 2024 in Port St. Lucie, FL 34983 near Floresta and Clifton

Message from Owner: Her beak is cracked , she might weight 15 pounds, she likes to eat grass , vegetables and fruits, is really friendly. Thank you 🙏

Description: Sulcata female tortoise

For more info or to contact Britney's owner, click here: https://www.pawboost.com/p/70942881

Lost or found a pet? Report it to PawBoost here: https://www.pawboost.com/l/rpl

11/09/2024

Types of crab 🦀 basic knowledge

11/09/2024

11/08/2024

You should NEVER throw Orange Peels in the Trash! 🍋 Here is how to use them. 👇

1. Natural Air Freshener
Boil orange peels with a cinnamon stick and cloves for a warm, citrusy aroma that refreshes your entire home.

2. DIY Citrus Cleaner
Infuse orange peels in vinegar for two weeks, then use this citrus-infused vinegar as a non-toxic cleaner for countertops, glass, and more.

3. Garbage Deodorizer
Drop a few fresh orange peels at the bottom of your trash can to neutralize odors naturally.

4. Homemade Potpourri
Dry orange peels and mix them with cinnamon sticks, dried flowers, and cloves for a fragrant potpourri that’s beautiful and aromatic.

5. Microwave Cleaner
Place orange peels in a bowl of water and microwave for 1-2 minutes. The steam will loosen stains, and the orange scent will refresh your microwave.

6. DIY Body Scrub
Dry and grind orange peels into a powder, then mix with sugar and olive oil for a natural body scrub that exfoliates and brightens skin.

7. Insect Repellent
Place fresh orange peels around entry points to deter pests. The strong citrus scent acts as a natural repellent for ants and mosquitoes.

8. Compost Booster
Orange peels add nutrients like nitrogen, potassium, and phosphorous to compost, helping plants grow stronger and healthier.

9. Natural Pest Control
Sprinkle small pieces of orange peel around garden plants to deter pests. The scent repels slugs, aphids, and ants.

10. Soil Enricher
Dry orange peels, grind them, and sprinkle the powder into soil. This enriches the soil and boosts plant growth naturally.

11. Cat Repellent
If neighborhood cats like to visit your garden, scatter orange peels around plants to keep them at bay, as cats dislike the strong citrus smell.

12. Bird Feeder
Use half an orange peel as a small, biodegradable bird feeder. Fill it with seeds, hang it from a branch, and watch birds enjoy!

11/08/2024

Old school garden trick, but still works well. Keep your tools sharpe, clean, and rust proof! 👀👇

What You Need:
- A 5-gallon bucket
- 5 gallons of sand
- ¾ quart of motor oil

How To Use The Sand And Oil Method:
- Fill your bucket up with sand and pour motor oil on top.
- Use a hand trowel or small tool to mix the sand and oil.
- Continuously plunge your dirty tool in and out until clean.
- Tap your tool against the bucket and brush it off to remove leftover sand.

How It Works:
The coarse sand scrapes away at dirt particles on the tool with the added bonus of sharpening the edges. The sand can then be wiped off much more easily than stuck-on soil. While the sand cleans and sharpens, the oil protects the metal, preventing rusting.

Your bucket of sand and oil isn't only good for a single use. It can clean tools over and over again to keep them in pristine condition.