Screven County Senior Wellness Center

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Wow! I DIDN'T KNOW THIS!! GREAT SHARE!!! GREAT FIND! Make sure to SHARE this so you can have the instructions SAVED to your timeline In my little world, items ...like cream of tartar (potassium bitartrate) are not simply a super way to stabilize egg whites but also scandalously inexpensive cleaning secrets. This long-forgotten gem of a cleaning agent may be used with a little water or vinegar to lift even the most stubborn stains. Unattractive grout driving you batty? Mold and mildew stains got you reaching for the Prozac? Burner pans and casserole dishes giving you fits? Cream of Tartar is your new best friend. Cream of tartar is one of nature’s best bleaching agents. Cream of tartar, a.k.a crusted wine, is mixed with baking soda to create baking powder (bet you didn't know that.. okay, some of you probably did, you smartypants). While it is an acid, it’s not harmful. It’s an acidic salt which comes from grapes. Use a few tablespoons of cream of tartar with hot water or hydrogen peroxide and clean any aluminum pans which have discoloration or any rusty drains, pans, or stains. Do you have copper kettles? Mix some cream of tarter with lemon juice and rub the copper with it. Rinse and be amazed! How about a porcelain sink, tub, commode? Rub the porcelain surfaces with cream of tartar and watch the stains disappear. Fabric stains? No prob. Mix a few teaspoons of cream of tartar with some glycerin and use like spray-and-wash. The results? Well, I’m here to tell you that this stuff cured the ring around Joshua’s shirt collars. Just need a great nonabrasive cleaner? Mix 2 teaspoons of vinegar and 2 teaspoon of cream of tartar in a small dish (use 3 or 4 teaspoons of vinegar and 3 or 4 teaspoons of cream of tartar if you have more items to clean). Apply with your cleaning rag or scrub brush and let it sit for 5-10 minutes. Scrub. Wash with hot soapy water. See more

Sally Holloway and Annie Sheppard are serving two fresh banana desserts-one with strawberry jello and the other with vanilla pudding and cookies. they were yummy.

Celebrating our May birthdays are from left Betty McBride, Lela Oliver, Ronald Nunally, and Leroy Mercer. Thanks Donna's Bakery for the beautifully decorated cake with zinnia flowers.

Pictured with the Easter rabbit are volunteers Sue Tyner, Pearl Lundy, Rose Nunally and Elease Brown. Thanks Davis Feed and seed for the loan.

Our men's corner-Tom, John, Michael, and Ronald. David, Calvin, James and Dude are away from the table in this photo.

Lillie and Director Cathy Forehand.

Lillie Bazmore received a beautiful flower arrangement from the florist on her birthday, April 4th. She turned 97 and stated she only had 3 more years to go to make a100! She is pictured here with some of her friends at the senior center-Betty, Paula, Helen, and Sally.

Ronald and Rose Nunally were our team leaders back in january for our Super Bowl party.Pictured with Betty, Mary, Pearl, Michael, Pete,Lillie and Jeanette.

Celebrating march birthdays at the Senior Center with Debra, Myrtle and Jeanette.

Lyla Price is a special volunteer at the Senior Center and one of our youngest too!

So proud this beautiful young lady volunteers for our seniors! Congratulations, Jan Austin!