Why put baking paper on the bottom of the oven? There are small but important tricks hidden in cuisine that can completely change the final result.
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Do you also have different ideas about how to hang toilet paper in your household?
Baking paper is more than just an indispensable assistant in baking. This affordable and versatile kitchen tool can be used in many ways beyond the traditional baking of cookies or pastries. Below, we reveal ten practical ways you can use parchment paper for everyday tasks, from cleaning to preservation.
Most often, newspapers are thrown away or used as waste paper. Did you know that newspaper can be an excellent cleaning agent? And that it binds bad smells?
It sounds absurd, but even a roll of toilet paper has rules. Make sure you follow them.
The invention of paper as we know it today has brought limitless possibilities for its uses - mankind uses it for various purposes, and this artist creates paper animal models whose grace will amaze you.
Um, how to explain that? First of all, we can ask ourselves, why would you even shine with a piece of paper? And the (legitimate) answer can be, why not? And it's true, why not. Well, it may also be for environmental reasons, since we use quite a lot of electronic material for lamps and batteries. So let's see what story Nendo, the paper lamp, tells.
Cecilia Levy's tea service is not ordinary. It is extremely sensitive and thin as paper. No, it's not made of Chinese porcelain. It is made of paper, more precisely, from the paper of old books and comics, which would otherwise end up in a landfill due to wear and tear. Thus, in the form of cups, plates and other objects, they experience their second spring. Fascinating.
Artist Nikolai Tolstyh cuts animal silhouettes out of paper and places them in front of a natural background. The combination is surprisingly perfect. This brings the animals to life, as the background gives them their natural appearance. Therefore, the location is not a coincidence, as the artist is looking for those that will imitate the actual appearance of the animal as closely as possible.
When you think of a sofa, you certainly don't imagine a piece of light furniture, something that you can freely move around whenever you want. But what if we told you that there is an extremely light and mobile sofa made of cardboard with a load capacity of up to 150 kilograms, which, on top of everything, rocks like a rocking chair. Maybe it's not as nice as a leather sofa, but if you've just moved in and you don't have the money for it yet, there's no reason to be without a sofa until then.
Bookniture is a multipurpose handy piece of furniture that, believe it or not, sneaks out of a book. Just one turn and we can sit down. But not only chairs are made from the book, but also tables, footrests, nightstands and standing desks. Bookniture is currently fighting for its existence on the crowdfunding platform Kickstarter.
What is the future of furniture? Paper and tape. At least according to Bulgarian designer Petar Zaharinov. His latest collection of TapeFlips is made entirely and exclusively from these two components. Adhesive tape, which is glued in a checkerboard pattern, thus enables strong and collapsible tables, chairs, bookshelves, beds and even storage boxes.