Measuring Spoon Tip of The Day

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To avoid having to clean all of your measuring spoons and cups everything you dirty just one of them, put them on a mini carabiner. This can also come in handy if you need to make pancakes while rock climbing.

Measuring Spoons on Carabiner

Comments

Jay said…
Great tip, and very well-exposed, and well-lit photo!
04 December, 2006 10:20
Pete said…
Thanks. But, I actually had to adjust the levels a ton. And I'm glad its not bigger cause its kind of blurry. But you should have seen how long it took to get my lighting set up. ;-)
04 December, 2006 12:06
Anonymous said…
i've always wondered what those things are really called. I always just call them cool people clips.
06 December, 2006 17:21
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