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Tips: Carmina Way to Hang Laundry with Less Space

Summer in the Philippines we tend to change our clothes several times in a day. Our laundry will come around double since we have clothes to wash daily due to the humid weather. Carmina needed extra space to hang her clothes, towel and beddings.  Carmina decided to look the same corner laundry rod that she had a very long time. It is useful because you can easily move it when someone else occupies the room. Carmina was able to find a different version from  Linlee Mall  Online Shopee Philippines for 411.00 pesos ($7.34) not including shipping and handling. I was watching the video from Linlee Mall to see how to assemble the adjustable sampayan clothes rack stand floor to ceiling tension drying rack hangers. It looks easy to the one I have right now.  There was a choice how many hangers you wanted. I decided to get the one with five hangers.  My item has arrived and was able to assemble without any tools needed.  Kindly watch the video to see how it looks so you have an idea just in cas

Ebi Sushi Recipe

My father in-law always crave for ebi sushi and we learned how to make this at home after a lot of practice we're able to accomplish his taste buds. My father in-law prefer having no wasabi in his ebi he would rather place it along with his kikoman lite soy sauce for his dipping. Ingredient : 1 kilo Fresh Shrimp Barbeque wooden sticks half size Ice cubes Pot Japanese Rice Rice Cooker Wasabi Paste (tube) only optional Step 1: Cook Japanese rice in rice cooker From every cup of rice is equivalent to one and ¼ cup water Step 2 : Clean well remove whiskers In a pot place ice cubes enough to fill up the lower pot with little amount of water Place the shrimps inside Keep the water set aside Step 3 : From holding the shrimp the head facing you stick a barbeque stick keep it near the legs Do each one the same way set aside Step 4 : Boil water in a pot with barbeque stick cover lid Cook until it turns pink strain the shrimp