How many times have you burned your hands on the lid of a hot pan?! Without even thinking, you go in to pick up the lid to take a quick taste and you end up burning your hand, the lid goes flying and who knows where the spoon lands.

When I am cooking, I quite often have a bar mop towel hanging out of one of my pockets. I’m constantly wiping my hands on it, or wiping surfaces; whatever, I just like to have it at the ready. But on those rare occasions that I don’t, I need the hot handle fix.

Blistered hands no more, my friends.  I’ve got the perfect solution for you.

Brooke’s Garden House, Episode 6 is here, and each week, I am always excited to share the process. I’ve been getting so many positive comments, emails and phone calls telling me how much they’re enjoying watching, and that they look forward to each weekly episode. That totally fuels my own excitement! Y’all, I am so grateful!

Come on in and see what episode 6 of Brooke’s Garden House has in store!!

There are a million different ways I wanted to lead in this blog post. I was going to start off by thanking each and every one of you. Yes, you! For clicking and sharing and commenting and in-boxing me all about how you are enjoying Brooke’s Garden House series! For that, I am so grateful. Truly, I am. Hello episode 5!!

Brooke’s Garden House, the series, is proving to be a very popular one here at Farmhouse 1820.

Come check out the progress and see for yourself by watching episode 5 and reading all about it!

I’m sharing a great tip today, one that I shared about four years ago. I felt this tip is so relevant, especially right now, because we’re all ordering more household items online that arrive blister-packed. You know what I mean – items like tools that come in heavy plastic packaging that is sealed tightly around the edges, making it almost impossible to open?

I have the most AMAZING quick tip on how to open blister packed items! Click on in and check it out!!